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By Marianne rakacs '
Staff reporter
PICKERING — Ontario Hy-
dro is facing potentially expensive
modifications to the Pickering nu-
clear station to improve the relia-
bility of one of its most important
safety systems.
The Atomic Energy Control
Board has told Hydro it's not like-
ly to settle for only minor improve-
ments to address the problem and
has directed the utility to take
prompt action. It has also ordered
Hydro to continue to limit the op-
eration of Pickering's 'B' reactors
in the interim.
AECB staff are concerned the
current shutdown state of the four
reactors on the 'A' side of the Pick-
ering plant compromises the avail-
ability of power to the emergency
core cooling system on the 'B' side
if only one of the reactors or only
Units 7 and 8 are operating. The
board granted the Pickering plant a
one-year licence in March on the
condition the station would not run
longer than four consecutive days
with only one reactor or only reac-
tors 7 and 8 in operation. At pre-
sent, only Units 6 and 7 are on line.
"Even the four days is allowing
some period of risk;" says Barry
Parsons, the senior AECB officer
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Up by $1 50?
Downloading
could mean tax
hike: Durham
'
BY Keith 61111gsn
Staff reporter
Provincial downloading initia-
tives could drive Regional property
k. taxes up by almost 5150 this year.
Durham Region's budget is in-
.:reasing to almost $225 million,
With about $108 million because of
downloading, according to a draft
budget presented Wednesday.
Oshawa Councillor and finance
' commissioner Brian Nicholson
paid following the Regional fi-
nance committee's budget deliber-
tions, "Any tax increase in
w,* Durham tests with the provincial
government, pure and simple.
• `"We've got our house in order.
f` We've had our house in order for
seven years dr
..
There's a small tax increase "for
Durham's historical programmes.
Whether it's zero for the others is
up to Mike Harris," he added.
Figures heading to Regional
pkaft Al AN*W hmemki Council on Wednesday show the
portion of Durham's budget, minus
the downloading, will increase 1.6
A ball of fun per Withoutcent, or about $7 household.
Without downloading, the Re -
Bion will collect $116.6 million in
WHAT' S INSIDE Applecroft Public School student Stephon Allen gives it his best shot dur- taxes this year, of which $59.5 mil-
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ing his school's fun fair on Thursday. Several activities -- including the hon is slated for policing. About
kind that was right up Stephon's alley -- were included as part of the tes- $53.6 million will be spent on such
tivities things as welfare (Ontario Works),
road repairs, services for seniors,
NICHOLSON
'Arty tax increase in Durham rests
with the provincial government...'
salaries, conservation authorities,
and water and sewer projects. In-
cluded in the Durham Regional Po-
lice Services budget is a request for
20 more officers and five civilian
personnel.
Downloading costs are said to
be $108.3 million, including $36.3
million for social housing, $22.4
million for social assistance, $11.2
See. HM(EMW 4
Another nuclear `..disaster'planned for Thursday
Iroquois Park in Whitby will
resemble a disaster area next
Thursday morning.
. The Durham Emergency Mea-
sures Office (DEMO) is holding
another Emergency Worker Cen-
tre exercise on May 21 at the
Whitby facility.
;,: DEMO is responsible for
emergency planning and pre-
paredness in the Region. The ex-
ercise is part of the department's
nuclear emergency training strate-
gy. Ontario Hydro, Regional de-
partments and the Durham Re-
gional Police will be involved in
the exercise.
Emergency Worker Centres are
set up to provide a central dis-
patch area and to monitor and de-
contaminate personnel and equip-
ment if necessary.
Iroquois Park is on Victoria
Street West and Henry Street, in
south Whitby. For more informa-
tion, call DEMO training and edu-
cation co-ordinator Pauline Reid
at 430-2792.
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PAGE 2 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, %IAN' 17, 1998
A wheel deal
Frank Schaper found a treasure among the items for sale at
the recent Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters Association's garage
sale at the Metro East Trade Centre. Proceeds from the event
go towards the many local programmes offered by the
group.
'Exciting' expansion at STC
A major expansion under way
at Scarborough Town Centre is
promising both an exciting
entertainment experience and
the creation of hundreds of
jobs.
The $38 -million project was
announced this week.
welcoming Famous Players
Theatre, the Rainforest Cafe
and a major book retailer.
"Entertainment is what we set
out to achieve and it's certainly
what our three key new tenants
are all about;" said Mery
Foster, vice-president of Vic
20. Scarborough Town Centre's
management company.
The 177,000 sq. ft. expansion is
scheduled to have its grand
opening in December. Four
hundred construction and
approximately 700 permanent
full- and part-time jobs will be
created.
"It's great to see the cranes
back in Scarborough,"
Scarborough City Centre
councillor Lorenzo Berardinetti
said. He was joined by fellow
councillor Brad Duguid, who
said the expansion marks the
beginning of the regeneration
of Scarborough City Centre.
Famous Players will be
opening its 'Coliseum.' a 12 -
screen theatre complex
featuring wall-to-wall floor -to -
ceiling concave screens and a
sophisticated projection
system. Its 3.500 seats will be
in tiered, stadium -style rows
allow i n g m o viegoers
unobstructed views of the
screen, regardless of their
height. It also promises
automated ticket machines to
reduce line-ups at the ticket
booth.
Inside the theatre complex will
be Starbucks Coffee, Monsieur
Felix and Mr. Norton's
Cookies, Baskin Robbins ice
cream, Pizza Hut, New York
Fries, two party rooms for
children's birthday parties and
a "TechTown" games room.
"We opened our first Coliseum
just last year and it has
surpassed all our expectations:'
Famous Players president John
Bailey said. "We're proud to be
bringing it to Scarborough:'
The unique Rainforest Cafe
uses "animatronic wildlife" and
special effects to create the
look and feel of a tropical rain
forest. The opening at
Scarborough Town Centre will
be the chain's first outlet in
Ontario. The chain has 18
restaurants in the U.S. and
around the world, including
Disney World in Florida.
A 25.(x)0 sq. ft., two-level book
emporium and new retail
outlets round out the
expansion.
Scarborough Town Centre is
located at Highway 401 and
McCowan Road, and is
marking its 25th anniversary
this year. The centre is owned
by OMERS Realty Corp., a
subsidiary of the Ontario
Municipal Employees'
Retirement System.
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Toronto councillors Lorenzo Berardinetti (L) and
Brad Duguid (R) join Scarborough Town Centre's
Mery Foster as they examine the plans for the mall's
expansion unveiled this week.
Everyone reads and shops the Ajax-Pickerinje News Advertiser!
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for Durham Region, employees at a local bank cook boost e 719tabe-of-the-art equipment for cattier treatment.
the hospital'swork. These b' boosters of better heal
Their three-part plan included selling a cookbook of their favorite reci ;ppm healthcare work for Royal Bank here in
. pes. Region. They're just some of the many people across Canada k
hosting and getting spons6rs for a lWpwson - most of them employees - :Who take time out to help their communities. We'd
walk -a -thou and selling T-shirts and -sweats specially designed for the event. � Uke to take this opportunity to thank them for doingAHM 'uSAM
1r no time the team lead raised 615,000 for the outpatient facility. It was w`what they do. FWANCIAL GROUP
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Costly safety upgrades
eyed for nuclear plant
COMY/From page 1
at the Pickering site. "We'd like the
problem resolved. This is an interim
arrangement only.,,
At issue is the ability of the site elec-
trical system (SES) to supply power to
the high pressure injection pumps of the
emergency core cooling system
(ECCS), which sends cooling water into
a reactor in a loss of coolant accident
(LOCA). The ECCS pumps can be dri-
ven by electricity either from the Hydro
grid which provides power to con-
sumers or from the other reactors in case
transmission lines are down. But when
only one reactor is operating there is no
back-up source of power available be-
sides the grid to deal with a LOCA in
the single functioning reactor Because
of the way the 'B' side of the station is
set up, the same is true when only Units
7 and 8 are operating together.
'lire bottom line is you should not
be operating safety-related equipment in
the plant via the grid;' says Mr. Parsons.
At the March relicensing, the AECB
directed Hydro to report back by April
30 on the issue of SES reliability.
Hydro maintains the station can be
operated safely, meeting the risk stan-
dard set by the AECB, with only one re-
actor or only Units 7 and 8 in operation
for up to 30 days a year.
However, in the requested April 30
report to the AECB, Pickering station
head Gene Preston says Hydro is inves-
tigating what modifications could be un-
dertakcn soon to improve the reliability
of the power supply to the ECCS. Hydro
will report to the AECB on the results of
that investigation by Sept. 1. Hydro is
also looking into "more extensive mod-
ification options", including adding
generators to supply power directly to
the ECCS. Mr. Preston notes the more
extensive options would be complex to
engineer and install, expensive, require
more time to implement and would not
necessarily provide a significant reduc-
tion in public risk.
For the above reasons, it is essential
that options involving major modifica-
tions be reviewed carefully," says Mr.
Preston's report, "especially if a signifi-
cant portion of the achievable benefit
can be attained by implementing one of
the more limited improvement options
di mised H
A May I I AECB letter replying to
Mr. Preston orders Hydro to provide a
"firm schedule" for the short-term mod-
ifications the utility has promised.
AECB staff say more extensive modifi-
cations "are not only desirable, but es -
s molal."
Mr. Pusons says board staff we not
plepued to accept a "number cnuwb-
or aWneermg analysis firm Hydro
-- the aecunkcy of which would be open
to question — in the place of acuW SES
uWw4ements at the Pickering punt.
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"We believe modifications are re-
quired to improve the defence in depth,"
he says. "We are not prepared to accept
risk-based arguments that modifications
are not required."
Mr. Parsons notes the issue of the re-
liability of the power supply to the
ECCS first came up in 1981, when the
AECB accepted the current situation
based on the power supply available
from both the 'A' and 'B' units, while
the staff position was that stand-by gen-
erators should be installed to improve
reliability.
Pickering station director of site en-
gineering John Froats says Hydro's po-
sition on modifications will be based on
cost -benefit considerations, and notes
the plant currently meets AECB require-
ments.
"Is it worth investing for improve-
ments beyond what is required?" he
asks. Mr. Froats says he has no cost----
timates for the possible major modiica-
tions being looked at, such as back-up
generators "It would likely be in the
millions, but I haven't done the engi-
neering assessment yet." He expects to
have estimates by September.
Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear
Awareness says Hydro's reaction to this
issue is typical of the utility.
"Hydro is asking for negotiations for
some kind of compromise. We don't see
any room for compromise here. It's
clear back-up generators should be in-
stalled.'
CORRECTION
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to ft following in our current
"GhW Outdoors Sale" flyer. (Deaf 319)
Page 21- Mastercraft Digital Multi -Meter,
52-0060.2.
Copy heeds: 6 functiorW19 ranges
Should read: 5 funcdons/9 ranges
We sincerely regret any inconvenience
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tatrmw "GIANT OUTDOORS SALE" flyer. (0,.1319)
PAGE 14 - Vertglas Boat Restoration Kit,
79-0199-2 Illustration is incorrect. The
small bottles of Boat Wash and Sealer
Remover are not included in the kit. PAGE
30 - Venturer Portable CD/Cassette Player,
44-0285-8. Copy reads: Remote Control
Included. Should read: Remote Control
Not Included. PAGE 34 - Item # 9, Aimco
Premium Quality Brake Rotors, 13-4200X.
Copy reads: 'Set 22.99 - 259.99. Should
read:'Each' 22.99 - 259.99.
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PAGE 12 - Item 0 6, Batting Gloves, 80-
0158X. Copy reads: 13.29 'Pair. Should
read: 13.29 'Each'. PAGE 20 - Item # 3,
Professional Garage Creeper, 09-0076-2.
Copy reads: 29.99 'Pair. Should read:
29.99 'Each'.
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Hike inur am - taxes
Region blamesdownloading
HIKE/From page 1 peals if they think their proper- will support hiring the 20 ne
million for GO Transit and $9.2
million for land ambulances.
About $90 million will come
off property -tax bills with the
Province picking up most of the
costs for education. But other
costs, including $13 million set
aside as a contingency, will re-
quire Durham to raise between
$25 million and $30 million to
cover downloaded costs.
"It's up to Mike Harris and
his government if revenue neu-
trality is accomplished. Basical-
ly, he has to write a cheque for
$30 milkon,' Coun. Nicholson
said.
The Region is setting aside
$4.5 million for property as-
sessment appeals, although that
amount will probably be too
low, said Coun. Nicholson.
With a new property assessment
system coming into place, prop-
erty owners will be filing ap-
ty is incorrectly assessed.
"I think we're going to get a
whopping number of appeals;"
Coun. Nicholson predicted.
In a normal year, the appeal
rate is about two per cent.
The $4.5 million is based on
the two -per cent appeal rate.
Coun. Nicholson noted Toronto
is using a six -per cent appeal
rate and Durham should be as-
suming that at least four -per
cent of assessments will be ap-
pealed.
He said the Region should
be ready for assessment appeals
to cost about $8 million this
year.
During the meeting, the
committee told the Durham Re-
gional Police Services Board to
trim their budget.
The police are requesting
$59.5 million, a $5 million in-
crease over last year.
Asked if Regional Council
w
officers, Coun. Nicholson said,
'A lot depends on the ability of
police to sharpen their pencils. I
support more police, but not if it
busts the budget."
He said the police are the on-
ly department to have its budget
increased over the past five
years. About 70 per cent of the
police budget pays for person-
nel.
Dealing with provincial
downloading will probably end
up costing the Region in anoth-
er small way.
Finance commissioner Jim
Clapp told the committee
-most" of his department's
overtime budget for this year
has been spent, with staff trying
to cope with downloading and
reassessment.
The finance department's
overtime budget for 1998 is
$50,500, already an increase
over last year's total of $25,500.
Fun day features golf, barbecue and ... fun!
PICKERING — The
Knights of Columbus are host-
ing a Family Fun Day to raise
money for charity and you're
invited.
The event will be held Sat-
urday, June 20 from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. at Pickering Driving
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Brock roads.
There will be a barbecue,
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and a silent auction. Toronto
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Durham students display
their computer skills at fair
Elementary and secondary
multi -media projects, Internet
first, second and third place in
students from across the region
applications and practical appli-
each category. The event runs
will showcase their computer
cations and will be awarded
from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
talents at the Durham District
points based on their creative
board headquarters, 400
School Board's annual comput-
abilities, computing skills, doc-
Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. Every-
er fair Friday, May 29.
umentation, dramatic value and
one is welcome.
Students will be judged on
verbal presentation.
For more information call
their skills in programming,
Plaques will be awarded for
905-666-5500.
Fund-raiser
to help leukemia victim
AJAX — An Ajax church in-
The St. Nedela Macedonian
held in support of 20 -year-old
vites you to help a Markham
Orthodox Church at 485 Bayly
Suzana Kazakova, who has
woman in the fight for her life as
St. W. will hold a Bone Marrow
leukemia. For more information
it raises money to help fund a
Picnic Fund-raiser Sunday, May
call Dafina Kristov at 683-4146
bone marrow search.
24 from noon to 5 p.m. It is being
or Petra Durovski at 683-4824.
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EDITORIAL BLAKE
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Boozing
and boating
a deadly mix
It makes eminent sense and with summer coming fast
and furious is very timely too: the Province is now con-
sidering a bill which would see the loss of an automobile
driver's licence for one year for anyone convicted of
drinking and boating. Yes, the rules of the road could
soon reign over our waterways.
Every summer in Ontario, many men and women get
behind the wheel of their motorboats and have one too
many. There seems to be a belief by some there's no
harm in drinking and driving a powerful motorboat, that
being out in the middle of a lake is a safe place. But
those who drink and boat are just as dangerous as those
who drink and drive. Not understanding this or respect-
ing it can mean the consequences for all concerned can
be tragic.
Drunken boat drivers cause accidents and lives are
lost.
Ontario Provincial -Police do patrol lakes and hand
out heavy fines to offenders, but the call in recent years
has been for stiffer enforcement of the dangerous prac-
tice of drinking and boating.
Just a% the RIDE programme has sought to lower the
incidents of drinking and driving, so will severe penal-
ties drop the amount of drinking and boating. At least
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LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Find out what
kids learning
about sex
protect the child we love. So it is with
God. A loving God longs to protect
us. When we ignore His wise coun-
sel, we suffer the end results.
I was that child who cowered in fear
of being touched and rarely laughed.
I was that violated young adult. 1 was
that child who questioned.
that's the hope of lawmakers who have crafted the bill.
To the editor
Since I was that child, I street -
The current penalty for drinking and driving and
I have read the letters of debate
proofed my children at an early age
blowing over the limit is a one-year driver's licence sus-
about the sex education kit being
and have been very open in the area
pension. The knowledge of such a heavy penalty will
used by the Durham District School
of sex, answering questions when
hopefully encourage proper care and caution by those
Board to teach mentally delayed stu-
asked and not once found it neces-
who take to their boats.
Lives are depending on it.
dents.
First, I will admit I do not agree
nary to use explicit pictures.
I have also taught them the Bibli-
with it. However, I encourage those
cal principles of sexual relations and
-
Irish eyes are smilingover
parents who have children in these
classes to go to the school and look
all the material being presented
why abstinence is required.
Will this protect my children?
Like every
other parent I have given
to your children. Don't take the as-
my children my best advice. Time
It didn't exactly come as a shock, but Ontario MPPs
surances of others. Know exactly
will tell if they will heed that advice.
have decreed March 17, Irish Heritage Day. It -truly is
whatre others ateaching your chil-
The stove is still hot.
our `Green Day.'
The private member's bill, sponsored by the appro-
I would like to respond to the
Rev. Audrey Wood,
pdately named MPP, Durham East member John O'-
statement Deborah Kelly made in her
L er of March 15. To say that those
A• ax
J
Toole, made an easy tun through the legislature this past
who believe in God and His teach-
week. Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty was among a
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EDITOR
Bank on ' these
merger hints
Doin' it, doin' it, everybody's doin' it —
the merger macarena.
Cities, automakers, banks.
The amalgamation of Metro's seven
municipalities into the city of Huge Hog -
town seems to be working. Just ask Bad
Boy mayor and victim of frequent bad
toupee days Mel Lastman if anyone's
homeless in his megalopolis. "Nocxxx>-
body!"
Only time will tell how the merger of the
Ajax Chrysler trim plant's parent company
and German luxury car maker Daimler-
Benz will pan out. No word yet when the
first Mercedes -Neon will roll off the line.
But, it's the union of big banks that has
many people's short-term deposits in a
knot. The bank that stamps NSF on
cheques bearing my forged signature is
tying the knot with the financial institution
that has just increased your service
charges... again.
Federal Finance Minister Paul Martin
promises to give Canadians a say in the
bank mergers before giving his blessing. "If
anybody knows any reason why this couple
should not be united in holy matrimony,
please speak now or kiss your assets good-
bye"
In the meantime, some tips to detect if
your bank is about to cuddle up with anoth-
er financial institution:
0 The quantity of instant teller ma-
chines in your bank exceeds the number of
real live tellers.
❑ On dress -down day, staff are wearing
T-shirts with another bank's logo.
O The 'Personal Banking' signs have
been removed from office doors and placed
above the Automated Banking Machines.
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the impression she's just been robbed at
gunpoint informs, "No, it's worse. We just
got the merger memo. We're right -sizing to
grow our competitiveness in the yadda-
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to Dominion Imperial Nova Scotia Bank of
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TAE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 17, If% - PAGE 7
Pickering' Olympians
honoured right here at home
By Al Riveff
sports editor
PICKERING — Pickering
honoured two of its favourite
sons at a ceremony at Pine Ridge
Secondary School last Thursday
afternoon.
Three months after returning
from Nagano, Japan with silver
medals in curling from the 1998
Winter Olympic Games, Picker-
ing's Collin Mitchell and
Richard Hart were paid tribute
by dignitaries from the Town of
Pickering, Pine Ridge school of-
ficials and a room full of stu-
dents who turned out to see the
Olympians.
As members of the Mike Har-
ris rink from the Tam Heather
Curling Club in Scarborough,
Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Hart helped
the Canadian men's rink post a
first -place 6-1 record in round-
robin play in Karuizawa, Japan,
the site of the Olympic curling.
The Harris rink then thumped
the Tim Somerville rink of the
U.S. 7-1 in the semi-final contest
before dropping the gold -medal
final 9-3 to Switzerland's Patrick
Huerlimann.
Mr. Hart, 29, an electrician,
has curled for 16 years and has
played vice for the Harris rink
for the past eight years.
Mr. Mitchell, 28, a plumber
and 17 -year veteran of the sport,
has played second on the Harris
foursome for four years.
Mr. Hart, joined at the cere-
mony by his parents Norm and
Dorothy Hart, his wife Margaret
and infant son Joseph, said it was
indeed an honour to be recog-
nized for the team's success this
past season.
"The city put in a lot of time
and organization into this.
Everyone was really excited for
us and we're excited to be here;'
said -Mr. Hart between signing
autographs and flags for stu-
dents.
"If we're able to have an in-
fluence on (the students) or make
them become interested in curl-
ing or any other sport, then that's
great"
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Pickering residents Collin Mitchell (left) and Richard Hart were sporting
their Olympic silver medals when they addressed an appreciative audi-
ence at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering Thursday. The curlers,
who helped lead the Canadian men's team to the silver in the 1998 Win-
ter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan in February, were being honoured
by Town officials for their contribution.
Upon receiving gifts from the
town presented by Mayor Wayne
Arthurs, the pair reflected upon
their Olympic experience in
front of those assembled at the
school's resource centre.
Mr. Mitchell recalled the curl-
ing team's first night in the
Olympic Village, sitting down
with Canadian hockey team
members Wayne Gretzky and
Patrick Roy to watch downhill
skiing on TV in the modest com-
mon room in the village.
"It was a really great experi-
ence to interact with members of
the Olympic team," said Mr.
Mitchell.
Mr. Hart is spending the off-
season on a golf course, rather
than a curling rink, using a mem-
bership to Deer Creek Golf
Course in north Ajax, presented
to him and other team members
at a club fund-raiser for Nagano.
However, he admits he and
Mr. Mitchell are itching to get
back together with teammates,
skip Mike Harris, of North York,
and lead George Karrys, of Scar-
borough.
"We'll get back together in
the fall and we'll be focusing on
the Ontario championship," not-
ed Mr. Hart. "The Ontario cham-
pionship is the goal for us "
He explained the Ontario
championship is recognized as
one of the most competitive
events in the sport, perhaps even
more difficult to win than the
Brier (Canadian men's champi-
onship) or the world champi-
onship.
Top-flight players such as de-
fending Brier and world champi-
on Wayne Middaugh and previ-
ous world champs Ed 'The
Wrench' Werenich and Russ
Howard make Ontario one of the
fiercest curling battlegrounds.
The Harris foursome will play
in cash bonspiels in Canada from
October through to December.
They may also decide to play in
a cash event in Switzerland from
which they've received an invita-
tion.
Prior to the start of the season,
Hart and his crew will make a
formal pitch to the Ontario Curl-
ing Association to be given a bye
to the Ontario championships as
the Canada's Olympic represen-
tatives.
Mr. Middaugh, the current
Ontario and Brier champ, has re-
ceived a bye into the 1999
provincials and Mr. Hart believes
he and his fellow Olympic
curlers should also be afforded
the same consideration. `
"Our team deserves a bye to
the Ontario championship. We
won (the Canadian Olympic Tri-
als) in Brandon, which is a Cana-
dian Curling Association -sanc-
tioned event.
"As well, we didn't have the
opportunity to win (the Ontario
championships) last year. Our
team talked about it to the OCA
(Ontario Curling Association)
and we think it's fair. We don't
think it's an outrageous request"
While the 2002 Olympics in
Salt Lake City are off in the dis-
tance, Mr. Hart said he and his
team would love to return to the
Olympic ice once again. "It's
such a long-term goal for us.
We've got a lot of other things to
do before that "
Guide Durham school board toward tl
NAGANO
1 9 , 8
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Dispatches
from the
Olympics:
NAGANO – The News Advertiser
followed the curling exploits of
Richard Hart and Collin Mitchell
from their big victory at the Canadi-
an Olympic Trials in curling in Bran-
don in late November to their silver -
medal performance at the 1998
Winter Olympic Games. Here's a
compilation of quotes from the two
Pickering residents surrounding the
Olympics:
"Everything is going great. We're
playing really well. We've controlled
every game almost from the begin-
ning"
— Richard Hart, in
Nagano ager Canada wort its
sixth consecutive round-robin
match in men's curling.
'We've met the rest of the Canadian
Olympians and everybody is cheer-
ing for everybody else here. The
Canadian team has been working
together. Its a neat feeling to know
(figure skater) Shae-Lynn Bourne
checks out the curling scores and
how we're doing each day"
— Ridd Hart on the together-
ness of the Canadian Olympic
athletes at Nagano
"I'm pretty proud of the medal. We
had a great week and we curled re-
ally well. We were the class of the
field in the round robin, but (the
gold -medal match) turned into our
worst nightinare. It happens, but I'm
still pretty proud. You can't look at
one game; you have to look at the
— Rklwwd Hart after Canada's
silvergnedal win in curUng.
"We have pretty mixed emotions.
We had gone out and played the
best curling of our lives in the round
robin and the serne4bual. We fel in-
vincilble and we weM out and played
a crappy garnet (in the final). It was
ply tough
— CoWn Milict all on the gokJ-
i - a rim gm - a with SwAtow end
Ne future
"PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN CONSULTATION SESSIONS. SOUGHT BY DURHAM DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
- ,M► SnW rim
$tall reporter
Durham District School Board
officials are seeking public input
on the strategic plan as the board
charts its course for the future.
Board director Grant Yeo is
hosting a series of consultation
sessions in municipalities across.
the region over the next few
weeks to get feedback on the
goals outlined in the so-called
._system plan. - At a meeting at Ajax High
School Wednesday, Mr. Yeo re-
ported the plan is based on re-
sponses to a board survey distrib-
uted to parents, teachers, busi-
ness partners and school councils
earlier this year.
. The survey asked for feedback
on the board's strengths and
weaknesses and for input on its
direction for the future. . .
T "We distributed 150 copies
and had 1,400 returned," Mr. Yeo
said. "We're pleased with the re-
sults"
He reports respondents indi-
cated the "board has a strong
academic base" and said its
strengths include the instruction
of computer literacy, language
and reading and math and numer-
acy.
,,s ; And he notes respondents ex-
pressed a desire for increased
communication between the
board and schools and they're
concerned that there are too
many portables at public schools.
Mr. Yeo says the draft plan
concentrates on a commitment to
five areas, including teaching rel-
evant curriculum and life skills,
encouraging life-long learning,
;improving accountability and
communication and maximizing
student accessibility to pro-
grammes and resources.
Consultation sessions will be
held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Henry
Street High School in Whitby
Tuesday, May 26, Pine Ridge
Secondary School in Pickering
Wednesday, June 10 and Port
Perry High School Tuesday,
June 16.
For more information call the
board at 905-666-5500.
•
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Lo cal 'miracle' ba on Sicks telethon
PICKERING'S LUCAS BELISLE APPEARS ON ANNUAL FUND-RAISING SHOW TO HELP AILING CHILDREN
PICKERING — For a Pick-
ering family, every day is a mira-
cle for their young son.
And they will share that mira-
cle by appearing on the Hospital
for Sick Children's 14th Annual
Telethon Saturday and Sunday,
May 30 and 31.
Six -month-old Lucas Belisle
suffered perinatal asphyxia, a
lack of oxygen and blood to his
brain before birth, which caused
severe neurological damage.
Born at Markham-Stouffville
Hospital, he wasn't expected to
survive.
His mother Jodi asked if her
newborn could be taken to the
Hospital for Sick Children in
Toronto, where he underwent nu-
merous tests. Mrs. Belisle and
her husband Mike were devastat-
ed to learn Lucas was not expect-
ed to live.
After consultation, they de-
cided to take their son off the
ventilator, expecting to have to
say goodbye.
But Lucas "was a little troop-
er" and continued to breathe,
though it was laboured, Mrs.
Belisle recalls.
Because he couldn't breast-
feed or take a bottle, he was
nourished through a feeding
tube.
After two months in hospital,
his parents took little Lucas
home.
Doctors have described the
brain damage that Lucas suffered
as "the most important, un-
solved, neglected problem in
neonatology;' a press release
from the Hospital for Sick Chil-
dren Foundation reports.
About one in 1,000 babies
lack oxygen at birth-, about one
in 5,000 will have severe dam-
age.
There is no treatment for the
condition, only prevention, the
foundation notes.
In some cases, it can't be pre-
vented.
Hospital neonatologist Dr.
Max Perlman is doing research at
the Hospital for Sick Children
aimed at finding ways to test
promising new treatments for the
problem, including medication
and cooling the head to reduce
the temperature of the brain by
using a 'water -type' hat.
Dr. Perlman works to predict
which babies are at risk and who
would benefit from these new
therapies.
It's too late to reverse the
damage Lucas suffered and his
parents know they might not
have him with them for very
long.
But every small new step Lu-
cas takes is a miracle, whether
it's learning to suck, swinging
his feet for the first time, open-
ing his eyes or even the first time
he cried.
"This family beautifully rep-
resents how a crisis can he dealt
with with compassion and love,"
says neonatal nurse practitioner
Heather Urquhart.
The Belisle family continues
to have the support of the pallia-
tive care team at the Hospital for
Sick Children.
The team looks after terminal-
ly -ill children and their families,
lending emotional and spiritual
support.
A member of the team is
available 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
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tact with the family for a year.
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byterian Church is holing a Time
and Treasures Auction Saturday,
June 6.
The auction, which will be held
at the church at 1829 Whites Rd. N.
in Pickering, is a major fund-raising
event.
The preview is at 6:30 p.m. and
the auction starts at 7.
It's held to generate revenue for
the church's internal programmes
(including Scouts and Guides) as
well as local and overseas missions.
Congregation members have do-
nated many items such as hand-
crafted furniture, cottage weekends
and computer tutoring.
Numerous businesses have also
donated articles. <
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peer support group will meet Thurs-
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provides support and information.
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will speak about make-up applica-
tion while undergoing cancer treat-
ment.
The event will be held at the For-
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St., Ajax.
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Cancer Society office at 686-1516.
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Keeping a low profile is what customers
want from Smooth Image Motorsports
Keeping a low profile with
their cars means driven are main-
taining a high profile on the streets.
Not only does lowering your
vehicle mean better aerodynamics
and handling but hey, it looks "awe-
some" too.
Since 19%, Smooth Image
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ed car owners looking to reach lower
heights but higher visibility.
Owner Steve Derlis offers his
growing clientele an assortment of
lower springs, custom rims, and
tires from Yokahama and B.F.
Goodrich. You can also purchase
performance exhaust parts so your
car will sound as good as it looks.
"We sell the best in springs
from Eibach and Apex," says Steve.
"Once installed they will not only
ensure better handling but make
your car look great."
Once your car is lowered
sometimes as much as 3 to 4 inches
you'll need some cool rims and low
profile tires.
"We have a wide variety of
rims and hard to find tires for cars
that have been lowered," says Steve.
"That's why we use the two the
companies because they have the
selection of the tires we need."
Combine your new tires, rims
and springs with an exhaust from
JOY MWUVdm of Ajar with his 1998 Honda Civic S.I. is
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Steve warns people not to fool Smooth linap Motorsports call
around with their present springs by (905) 420.219&or visit their shop at
cutting them down to lower your 1211 Kingston Rd. w -
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Effects of lifestyle on your hearing
By Lila O'Neill, Audiologist,
M. Sc., Aud (C)
Research shows that age not
only affects your hearing, but so
does your lifestyle! Rock Con-
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hot rods, motorcycles, lawn
mowers, firearms, dance com-
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our ears". Baby boomers turn-
ing age 50 (and there are 76 mil-
lion of us in Canada and the
U.S. alone) who may suffer
hearing loss. High profile for-
mer U.S. Surgeon General Koop
and Miss America Heather
Whitestone are some young
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hearing aids.
The White House has ac-
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His hearing loss was diagnosed
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believed to be noise -induced
and due to "his belonging to the
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It has also been doubtlessly ag-
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Studies have revealed that
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Baby boomers have over-
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-FAVOURITES INCLUDE COSMOS, ALYSSUM, LADY' S MANTLE
Some of my favourite I will admit to having I have some blooming have to pay for a packet of
flowers I never have to pay more work. I'm struggling by my front step. seeds.
for. VERONICA I find the white one To make sure your fu -
The prettiest old -sash- of seeds itself best and it has cure seedlings are as nice
Toned cottage varieties are the strongest fragrance. as the ones you planted get
the most prolific self -sow- SLIVA► Pansies are another de- open -pollinated or non-hy-
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you are not too tidy in the HOME up here and there, very of- Hybrids are created by
fall. GARDENING ten in my lawn. cross-pollination and they
I tend not to be a tidy I don't think I have ever usually do not come true
gardener anyway, so it's discarded a found pansy. from seed.
easyfor me. When every- with my conscience as to Usually I pluck it out of They often revert to one
one else is pulling out his whether I should yank out the grass and give it a new of the parent plants, whose
or her spent annuals in Oc- that healthy looking cos- home somewhere else. singular characteristics
tober, I'm doing something mos seedling or let it grow When I was an avid flo- may not be that desirable.
else• on. ral arranger, I particularly Check the packets and de -
I leave my garden as it When all is said and loved Lady's Mantle scriptions in catalogues for
is, mostly for the birds to done I throw some, give (alchemella mollis). It has this information.
enjoy in winter, but also some and let some be. lime green flowers and the One last thing is to be
because I know some of Cosmos is highest on most beautiful leaves ruthless when you see
my favourites will self my list of free plants. imaginable. Although this weak flowers with undesir-
sow. Right now, in my garden plant is a perennial, I al- able attributes. Remove
Many of you right now there are dozens of new ways find errant seedlings them from your garden be -
are looking at pristine beds plants at least five inches here and there in the fore they go to seed. As
just waiting for the new ar- high. springtime. time and generations of
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African
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message
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PICKERING — Vision Africa, a
Youth For Christ International eight -
member musical group, will perform
its unique blend of smooth Gospel
music with an African touch here.
The African group will perform
Saturday, May 23 at 7 p.m. and Sun-
day, May 24 at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd.
Vision Africa is on a North Ameri-
can tour and offers a unique mix of
vocal and instrumental music. Group
members will also spread the message
of spiritual peace and forgiveness they
have shared with young people in
Africa.
Everyone is welcome to attend this
presentation. TI1wre is no admission
charge -
For more information call 839-
4621.
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a coffee at any Durham Re-
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Foundation which gives children in experiment as their science fair project at the school. The two marked floor tiles
the community a chance to to with shoe scuffs, ketchup, juice and mustard, then tested their floor -cleaning
camp. In addition, there'll special products. Other students at the school submitted their own rd
guests, raffles, prizes. barbecues and � event. projects for judging at
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-KID'S MONTHLY
Roll over to the
Village Arena for an
evening of in-line skating
every Friday from May 22
to July 2.
The fun goes from
6:30 to 8 p.m. Youth and
senior admission is $1
and it's $1.75 for adults.
For safety, it's sug-
gested that everyone
wears helmets, knee and
wrist guards
Tennis lessons for
children, youth and
adults.
Experience not nec-
essary. They begin the
week of May 25th for four
weeks.
It's all happening at
the Ajax Community There will be a parade, fire -
Centre courts. Bring your works by the lake, Monte Carlo
own racquet. For more Night, Rotary Breakfast, Mufti -cul -
information call 683- tural Day, Kinsmen Steak BBQ,
4550. Pasta Night and the Celebrate
Youth
Dance
There's a dance for
Grades 5 to 8 only, on
May 29th at the Ajax
Community Centre in the
H.M.S. Ajax room.
The dance is from 7
to 10 p.m. Tickets are $5
each and are on sale on
May 22.
This is always an
exciting week in the town
of Ajax.
Celebrate being a
kid during Ajax Home
Week from June 13 to 21.
Ritson Public School 75th Anniversary
Trivia Contest
(1) Who was John Ritsm's wife's John and mary Ritson fanny?
name? a 12 B. 6 C.17
A. Sarah McDonald B. Bertha
Ann Morris C. Mary Catherine (4) Was Queen Victoria Day former -
Stone h called Emp m Day?
A. True B. False
(2) Where were both John and
Mary Ritson buried?
A. Thornton Crematorium B.
Oshawa Pioneer Cemetery C.
Moura Lawn Cemetery
(3) How many childrm were in the
(S) Ger*rai Motors and the
National Film Board of Canada
were the sponsors of what pro-
gramme at Ritson in the 1950s?
A. Annual Film Festival B. Flab
week C. Freedom Fes"
Being a Kid Event.
Watch for more details in the
News Advertiser.
You'll always have a histori-
cal time at the Pickering Village
Museum.
This time the big event is the
Muskets, Fifes & Drums on Sat.,
May 23rd and Sunday May 24th.
Admission is $5 for adults
and $15 for families.
For more information call
683-8401. To find the museum go
3 km east of Brock Rd. on Hwy
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Designed for kids who are looking for lots of summer fun.
Activities include introduction to canoe, kayak, war canoe,
north canoe, penguins and boat and water safety. The days are
offset with many more exciting activities which include;
picnics upriver, beach volleyball, soccer, basketball, dodge -
ball, frisbee/ultimate, bunball, relays, sandcastle contests,
penguin polo, swimming (at Petticoat Creek wading pool),
scavenger hunts, capture the flag, barbecues, and tennis
lessons.
For more inform flim please call (905) $39-5597
Your children will enjoy stories,
fingerplays and detivities for
preschoolers. It's free and you can
drop-in. Pare, pial supervision is
required.
For ages 2 to 4 there are pro-
grams throughout the week until
June 6th. They're happening at the
Main Branch - 683-4000; McLean
Branch - 428-8489; Village Branch
- 683-1140. Call them for more
information.
There's plenty of public
swimming in Ajax at the Ajax
Community Centre, Ajax Memorial
Outdoor Pool (open June 20th
weather permitting) and the
McLean Community Centre.
At the McLean Community
Centre there is a special family
swim from 4 to 5 p.m. on Saturday
and Sundays.
Gerroir Aquatics
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By Sergeant Kevin Slaney
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Crime Stoppers, Durham
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Durham Region Children's
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your help in protecting chil-
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abuse or neglect.
The Children's Aid Society,
mandated under the Child and
Family Services Act of On-
tario, will investigate all infor-
mation pertaining to alleged
child neglect or abuse.
If the need for intervention
is established, Children's Aid
will protect victimized chil-
dren by changing the child's
circumstances or by bringing
them into their care.
An after-hours Children's
Aid duty service exists to meet
the needs of our community.
Last year in Durham Re-
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and physical abuse referrals.
Children cannot always
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Callers never have to give
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first-hand look at various insects and learned the
role they play in our world. Top photo, students
(from left) Kathleen O'Sullivan, Nicki Brown, Darnell
Brown, Giulia Molitsanto and Monica Kieszkowska
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Dan Mayes, assistant golf pro at the Deer Creek Goff Acade-
my, gives pointers on chipping to Kristina Keberer at one of
two junior clinics at the Ajax academy last Saturday.
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The Durham Synchronized Swim Civic Auditorium pool Saturday, May 30. Alexander, the Canadian Olympic silver
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vidual performances at the national first show runs from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 will attend the event. For tickets and in -
championships in Montreal recently. p.m. and the second from 7 to 9 p.m. Lisa formation call 668-0488.
Canada's top 22 teams qualified to
compete for the Canadian title. Durham
synchro posted personal best efforts in
the figures and routine competitions.
In the final routine competition, the
nine -member Durham Synchro Cluh's
is -to -17 -year-old national team placed
cwhth, missing a sixth-place finish by .06
of a point.
The team also captured a first -place
provincial standing in figures and was
sixth best in the nation.
The tern's outstanding record carried it
an invitation to the Scottish Open June 12.
Individually. Durham swimmers
stacked up well against the field of 197 at
the nationals. Jenny Burgess placed 15th.
Shaina Dinsdale was 25th and Leslie
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were 13th in their duet performance.
Each h yea the top 20 figure winters at
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Hosted by Lakeside Pubic School a at the Ajax Acro's Gymnastics
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PRIMARY COMPULSORY
FLOOR EVENT
1. Liu LaRtxxea R.N. Cornish; 2. Lauren Poillox . R.N. Cornish; 3.
Julio Powell, Lakeside. 4. Nikki Grant. Lakeside; 5. Paige Roulara.
Lakeside; 6. Sara DePbr, . E.B. Phin.
JUNIOR COMPULSORY
t. Rhone Scott R.N. Cornish; 2. Caft Scott E.B. Phin; 3. Shari -
non WillitfMA. Central Park 4. Arnevida Hill, Goodwood; 5. Ash-
ley Brook. Uxbridge; S. Amaiprovit AthwaN. E.B. Phin.
INTERMEDIATE COMPULSORY
1. Rachel KicOntlet , R.N. Cornish; 2. Lucy Malarky. Lakeside; 3.
Laura Potts, Lakeside: 4- Heather Dean. Lakeside; 5. Catherine
Page, R.N. Cornish, 6. Jessica Gram, E.B. Phin
ADVANCED COMPULSORY K-4.
'- " FOMO-P. LMmk*. 2. Brittany Scoll, E.B. PW; 3. CMV
Churchill, R.N. Cornish; 4. Reshawas Qimberbitt". L&%oaldo; 5.
Olivia Barron -Clerks. R.N. Cornish; 6. Michelle Choi, Lakeside.
ADVANCED COMPULSORY s4
1. KristY BnXW Lakeside. 2. Erin Campbell, Goodwood:. 3. Kate
Ritts L*Osift; 4- Alex Off. Uxbridge; 5. Liu Choi, Lakeside; a.
Ayeshe ClOylbeft". Lakeside.
OPTIONAL I
1. Fiona Daly. Uxbridge; 2. Erin Campbell,Goodwood; 3. Shan-
non 80YOk. Uxbridge; 4. Kiley Arskay. R.N. Cornish; 5. Sara
Ozb-. Uxbridge: 6. Julie Egan, R.N. Cornish.
1. Jon O"Will0f. U*dft@; 2. Angola Hill, Goodwood; 3. Amande
1(W10n. Lakeside; 4. Nicola Ansell. R.N. Cornish.
ELITE I
11. Satoh St. Cyr. R.N. Cornish.
I Kristin Anderson. Uxbridge; 2. Nikki Grant. Lakeside; 3. Lisa
LaRocca, R.H.Comish;4.Darnels Wright. E.B.Phin;S. Lauren
Potion. R.N. Cornish; 6. Juba Powell. Lakeside; 6. Pao Rusft s.
Lakeside.
JUNIOR COMPULSORY
1. Jon Purdy. UAxdp; 2. Ashley Brook. Uxbridge: 3. Cattle Scott.
E.B. Phin; 4 Rhona Scott. R.N. Cornish; 5. Nicola Left. Lakeside;
6. Megan Jones. R.N. Cornish.
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Sri " a COMPULSORY
1. Red Kilitionborg. R.H. Cornish; 2. Heather Dow. Lakeside; 3.
Becky Ko6ovisky, Uxbridge; 4. Jessica Grant, E.B. Phin; 5. Use
OsPon". E.B. Phin; 6. Joss" Marks. E.B.Phin.
ADVANCED COMPULSORY K-4.
1. Deana CAuloy, LskeskW. 2. Kayla Foldcamp. Lakeside; 3. Car-
ley Churchill. R.N. Cornish; 4. Emily Parliament, R.N. Cornish; 5.
Pashows Cumberbalch. Lakeside. 6. Mthok Choi. Lakeside.
ADVANCED COMPULSORY "
1. Kristy Brunist, Lakeside; 2. Kota Ritze. Lakeside; 3. Lisa Choi,
LAoside: 4. Julie Vhksi, Uxbridge; 5. Alex Om Uxbridge; 6. Nicole
Wright, E.B. Phin
OPTIONAL I
1. Nazis A~, Lakeside', 2. Erin CamPbo", Goodwood; 3. No -
lake Messmer, Lakeside; 4. Browne Hadlington, Lakeside: 5.
Danielle Brown, Goodwood; a. Sets Ozlins, Uxbridge.
OPTIONAL 11
1. Angola Hill, Good 2. Jon Ottenhol, Uxbridge; 3. Nicole
Arises. R.N. Cornish,
ELITE 1
1. Sarah St. Cyr, R.H. Cornish.
VAULT EVENT
1. N" Grant. Lakeside; 2. Lisa LaRocca, R H. Cornish; 3.
Danielle Wright. E.B. Phin; 4. Julie Powell, Lakeside; 5. Kristen An-
derson. Uxbridge: 6 Alonnish Cautius. E.B. Phin.
COMPULSORY
I. Naw Woods. Uxbridge. 2. Rlrono Scoff, R.N. Cornish: 3
MOW Forbes, Goodwood:. 4. MOW Jones. R.N. Cornish; 5. Jon
Purdy, Uxbridge; S. Anvarproolit Athell, E.B. Phin.
INTERMEOLATE COMPULSORY
I. Becky Kozlowski Uxbridge. 2. Lindsey, Stevens, Lakeside: 3.
Rachel Kroonberg. R.N. Cornish; 4. Lucy Me", Lakeside; 5.
Catherine Page, R.N. Cornish; 6. Jessica Marks. E.B. Phin.
ADVANCED COMPULSORY K-4.
1. Carly Churchill, R.M. Cornish; 2. Rashawa Cumberbetch,
Lakeside; 1 Katie Holmes, E.B. Phin; 4. Emit Parliament, R.H.
Cornish; S. Deanne Curley. Lakeside; G. " Feldcamp. Lake.
side
ADVANCED COMPULSORY 5-411
1. Anne Ste", E.B. Phin; 2 Kate RitzA, Lakeside; 3. Taryn
Wilkinson, Uxbridge; 4. Randi Zuber, Goodwood: 5 Knsty Brunet,
Lakeside: 6. Kristin Raid, Goodwood.
OPTIONAL I
I. Sara Ozlins, Uxbridge; 2. Remi McCoy, R.N. Cornish. 3. Jo
Purdy. Uxbridge; 4. Natalie Messmer, Lakeside: 5 Christina
Reader, R.H. Cornish; 6. Erin Campbell, Goodwood.
OPTIONAL N
1. Nicole Ansell, R.H. Cornish: 2. Jan Ottenhof. Uxbridge: 3
Amanda Kirton. Lakeside; 4. Angola Hjif. Goodwood
ELITE I
I Sarah St. Cyr. R H. Cornish.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING
TUESDAY, MAY 19
CANCER: Hearth Place Can-
cer Support Centre, Lecture
Series, presents 'Skin Cancer
and Mole Sense' at 7:30 p.m.
with Dr. Howard Harris at the
McLaughlin Auditorium in the
main branch of the Oshawa Li-
brary, 65 Bagot St. Call to reg-
ister. 579-4833.
CANCER SUPPORT: A new
session of the Caregiver Sup-
port Group will meet from 1 to
3 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre, 86 Colborne
9t. W., Oshawa. People sup-
porting a cancer patient can
share feelings and coping
strategies.
Call 579-4833 for more in-
formation or to register.
BUSINESS: The Durham Con-
tact Business Exchange meets
every Tuesday morning from 7
to 8:30 a.m. at the at Victorian
Garden Banquet Hall, corner
of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr.,
Ajax. Reservations necessary.
428-6272 (Anne Perala).
CANCER BEREAVEMENT:
TLC, an informal open support
group for caregivers recently
bereaved, due to cancer, is
held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth
Place Cancer Support Centre,
86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa.
579-4833.
BREAST-FEEDING: The Ajax
La Leche League meets at
7:45 p.m. and pregnant
women, mothers and babies
are welcome. Support and in-
formation on breast-feeding.
683-7547 for location, informa-
tion.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -
Pickering Toastmasters club
meets Wednesdays from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Fi-
nancial offices: corner of Bayly
St. and Finley Ave., Ajax.
Improve your public speak-
ing and leadership skills in a
supportive environment.
Call 619-0647 (Peter
Dowse), 683-4439 (John
Johnstone), 619-6888 (Jen-
nifer Holder).
EUCHRE: A Ladies Auxiliary
Open Euchre is held the third
Wednesday of every month at
8 p.m. at Royal Canadian Le-
gion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly
St., Pickering. Prizes and re-
freshments. All welcome. 985-
5355.
CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Un-
der Stress, for cancer patients
or their caregivers, is held
from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at
Hearth Place Cancer Support
Centre, 86 Colborne St. W.,
Oshawa.
Bring blanket and a small
pillow. Limited space, registra-
tion required. 579-4833.
Mediation discussed when single parents meet
AJAX — Separated par-
ents are invited to hear how
the mediation process can
help avoid some of the pain
and expense of the legal court
process.
The local chapter of the
One Parent Family Associa-
tion has invited local mediator
Todd Hoffman to speak on the
issue and answer questions at
their regular meeting Wednes-
day, May 20 at 8 p.m. at An-
nandale Golf and Curling
Club at Church and Bayly
streets, Ajax.
For more information call
831-1201.
P
photo by Andrew 1wanow!4i
group Theof f ive
Students at Gandatsetiagon Public School have been busy on their replica of
Group of Seven painter Tom Thomson's famous 'Jack Pine'. Students (from left)
Trisha Preuss, Yvonne Bray, Valerie Latour, Vanessa Relitzki and Shawan Glass
put the finishing touches on this print.
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with top notch service and
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As the owner of Premier
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Windows and Doors, John
started out at the Pickering Flea
market where he established a
long list of satisfied customers.
Premier Windows and Doors
is a family affair with
His more than 11 year
John's wife Karen at his side at the office and 6 month
experience and his expert
old d KNJh Mr Emalee keeping them busy at home.
knowledge means when he
"I'll go anywhere even
the best on the market," says
does a job for you, it will be
cottage country," says John.
John. "and are precision built
done to your complete satisfac-
When it comes to price
and look great.
tion.
, john says he can offer big sav-
To make buying easier,
"I'm very fussy about my
ings to his customers because
John offers financing through
work," he says."I treat every
there's no middle man on com-
the CIBC on approved credit.
job like I was working on my
mission.
Just ask for details. ,
own house. I'm not happy
.. He's the buyer, salesman
So there's no excuse to
unless it's done right."
and installer. When you deal
keep those womout doors and
Now based in Brooklin at
with him you're getting your
windows when you can have
51 Baldwin St., his work takes
products directly from the
new ones installed by Premier
him anywhere you need win-
manufacturers and it's being
Windows and Doors.
dows, doors, custom endo-
installed by the person who
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sures, sun moms, soffit, fascia
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Osteoporosis support group invites you to see the latest fashions, enjoy a cup of tea
PICKERING — The Ajax/Pickering from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Rougemount Co- bone densitometry machine, and to the A $10 admission charge includes tea,
Osteoporosis Support Group and the op, 400 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Deohaeko Support Network which helps coffee, sandwiches and dessert. There will
Rougemount Co-op Home are hosting a Proceeds from the event will go to mentally challenged people live in their he door prizes as well. For tickets call He -
Fashion Show and Tea Sunday, May 24 Ajax -Pickering General Hospital for a own apartments. len Dionne at 838-9549.
PAN GONE
Acupractic Balancing
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Developed by a team of medical and chiropractic
physicians to treat pre -Olympic athletes.
Drug-free treatment. Pay only if.satisfied.
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recycle
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"A Summer Day Camp filled with fun, action and education held
in our Special Event Centre, adjacent to Cullen Gardens &
Miniature Village, 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby.
June 29th to September 4th - Monday to Friday 9 to 4p.m.
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• Markville Mall (McCowan/Hwy #7; enter off of Hwy. 17) 1SaturdayMay16 9-6
(Trailer opens Friday. May 15: 1 -9) Sunday May 17 10-6
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Ajax Pickering RNews �Advertiser
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Ajax News Advertiser office
130 Commermial Ave., Ajax
HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri.
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CANADA'S LARGEST FURNITURE, APPLIANCE AND
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This is your opportunity to became part of our winning team and enjoy the
benefits, respect. security and growth opportunities only Leon's has lo offer.
I We are Currently seeking enthusiastic in6viduals to fill the lolowing positiom
SALES ASSOCIATES - Home furnishrVielectronics sales experience not
absolutely necessary, however, you must be enthusiastic, personable,
presentable and wiling to loam through our training system. We mvde career
or' a M ri individuals to join the renowned industry leader and own above averape
incomes ($35-$90,000) in a tiermly, stable, piimble work envOomront.
SHOWROOM DECORATOR - M individual with a creative flair who can
coordinate our showroom displays to be both nvov and saleable. Decoraorg
•periergce preferred
Please send your res sone or apply in person
c/o Leon's Scarborough, 20 Md vn Ave. Scarborough. Ordano
M1B 2V5, or fax (416) 2914M. Alt: Whiny E)vansion.
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Be qualified and ready to work in 1998
Financial assistance may be available if you qualify
CANADA'S LARGEST FURNITURE, APPLIANCE AND
ELECTRONICS RETAILER IS COMING TO WHITBY!
This is your opportunity to became part of our winning team and enjoy the
benefits, respect. security and growth opportunities only Leon's has lo offer.
I We are Currently seeking enthusiastic in6viduals to fill the lolowing positiom
SALES ASSOCIATES - Home furnishrVielectronics sales experience not
absolutely necessary, however, you must be enthusiastic, personable,
presentable and wiling to loam through our training system. We mvde career
or' a M ri individuals to join the renowned industry leader and own above averape
incomes ($35-$90,000) in a tiermly, stable, piimble work envOomront.
SHOWROOM DECORATOR - M individual with a creative flair who can
coordinate our showroom displays to be both nvov and saleable. Decoraorg
•periergce preferred
Please send your res sone or apply in person
c/o Leon's Scarborough, 20 Md vn Ave. Scarborough. Ordano
M1B 2V5, or fax (416) 2914M. Alt: Whiny E)vansion.
We fl nk all applicants for Ow interest, however orgy titose being oofsidered
will be contacted.
I - ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. I
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Pickering residents
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1279 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa,
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE C.S.R.
Experienced C/L Broker required to
provide service and marketing functions.
CAIB or AIIC Designation preferred.
Power Broker Knowledge an asset.
Fax resume to (905) 427-4615
rots Be-
come a 2 -U -Homecare repre- 1 Ofr1Ce Help
hood
in your r4ghbour-
hood No investment. no sel-
Ing, car required. Call
(905)576.3935 Clarington.
(905) 435-M Ost-. (905)
427-0840 AWJPKMrWQ.
RESPONSIBLE Delivery Driv-
ers wanted with own vehicle.
Call 576-3121 ask for Jan.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED for the home d im-
provemenf Industry Experi-
ence necessary. Fax resume
to (416)-754-4055.
nt contpariy
everd FT/PT o
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(905))) 723-4r92200
(70 5) 745-4051
AZ Drivers
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Sm Wenlwrorth SLE.
Unit 40, Osfiwe, Ok
or call
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ACCOUNTING
PROFESSIONAL
A successful, 30 person technology com-
pany, located in Richmond Hill, is
seeking a career minded Accounting Pro-
fessional. A Canadian university degree
is a prerequisite. Having either just
completed or being well on your way to
comSleting a C.G.A. or C.M.A. account-
ing designation, would assist.
You will be responsible for all account-
ing functions, including budgeting, cash
flow management, data entry and pre-
paration of internal financial state-
ments and reporting. You are well posi-
tioned to take on more responsibilities
under minimal supervision. Excellent
knowledge in accounting software pack-
age is required.
We offer a stimulating environment,
competitive salaries and benefits pack-
age. Please fax your response with your
resume and salary expectations to:
Renaud Rutland,
Chartered Aceountants
Fa= (911115) 666-1042
Teh ("5) 666-2720
Part-time Evenin A Saturday
E EPTI NI T
required for car dealership in
Pickering. Office knowledge
essential. Flexible hours
(up to 25 hours per week)
Please FAX resume to:
1905), 831-7549
OFFICE CLERK
for a very busy local nursery, Monday -
Friday, noon til eprn, possible Saturdays.
Own transportation required. Knowledge
of computers b proficiency in Microsoft
products are definite assets.
Duties to include: data entry of orders,
deliveries & invoicing. Meridian phone
system, correspondence b customer
Please fax resume to:
905-683-3734
stating wage expectations
Expi"AE EO flexible. CSR
relieved Computer expen-
ence necessary. am b IIII
ilknwemi-tasking Purehnihp
Md ownbry experience at
asset. Fax replies with S"y
eww to (905)-619-
1478-
905)-619•11 . No phone CIMS please.
000.
is r0*0 a tot a grave" ac-
COWMC PM*Kt. Must be
cdnpdK IUM. lure excel -
I" wmmuiwum slims.
and Ir knowdedppak nam
aspects ol bWkMItQMIQ and
tax preparation. Prase tax
moms 10905201.6087.
MANAGER
aired for
iatric coal
t be exedeu
ifiemdly and
isdierview can
4410 07-7271
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NOUN be nibW and tierce
oak rat: No WWW iaiak
is resnmp 10 96&M-
CPAX C&
IS kXltirg for
Door -to -Door
mg**allion
tS.
E=el�lent pay.
Easy work.
Fax to
(426) 63�l31s
Son H@WApme
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PAPER SALES REP Durtun
Region's most progressive
paper ebinpmy requires
Sales Rep experierioed n Pa
per Industry to service and
eNpard new ad eNisti , ac.
own Mem be SeR-moliwat•
ed and nm excellent com-
munication and customer
service skills. First consider-
ation WI- 10 Dose pr1ssm
NN anexislong chent base.
Excellent opportunity for >d-
ancemem with an otgaYta-
No in Vie 0-10 Meow- very
atuxbve eewaaeratioh glint
aailablt for ngm rxndieall.
Phase lac rU6M for Cale
sideration a: 905430.8626.
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appointment 2591
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voice and dap
calk bt11111er To sort immRe
cera Cal
NAMV PEMINI mm
For Ripdalle Homy BidWS
easlomr S4rda. Mest haee
faidwilip Serino (appiq
Ipl0ef1Nlfr. lust hm inn
look. ptodWO ipIKpllsOrrl
ad raspnilioMoa skins.
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Rummer (1051 t15o 9136
NECNAINC. •+p we
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"pone own took. Appy K
sestina a: Ric 1147 Osha is
This Wink P.O. Box 481,
Odwa *Mw LIH 7L6
SgRM MANINIST re-
qww. Busy oshawe Machine
shay, nose in'. ce sort an
MN no
Lair. Sow Assam
a Fin /1Y. This Wbpk, P.O.
Box 481, Oshiwq, omaa
L1H 71.5 or fail to (905)723-
e111.10
135 - i35 165
WING
-rhe ProAesaonaa'
Duct Cleaning Technician
(experience an asset).
Looking for someone with a
strong commitment to customer
service and quality, a self
starter, reliable, mechanically
inclined, physically fit and
neat in appearance.
Excellent pay plan and strong
technical support. Consumers
Gas contractor.
Fax resume to Darryl at
416-292-7600
MATERIAL HANDLER
Metal stamping company
requires a very well organized
individual to load and unload
presses. Forklift certificate and
ability to work in a fast paced
environment required.
PRESS SETUP OPERATOR
Experienced punch press
operator to run and set up
progressive dies. Must have
experience with progressive dies,
measuring instruments and
forklift. Familiarity with S.P.C.
and ISO are also assets.
Fax resume to:
905 839-3513
Pickering
SLITTER OPERATOR - 5 - 7
rears experience needed wlH
mediately lot labd company
m Drrrharn Paw.FIN
resumes to. 1.905-837-0627
Atm Jan
SMALL USED CAN DEALER-
sw in Ostuwa roams lip, n
If you a" an npsnwerite,
els 7��� cap (901
a person fully
experienced in
operating a power
shear and a power
brake for a stainless
steel fabricating
shop,specializing
in restaurant
equipment.
Can 11 McPwim
YOUNG, Expeek" grquarry overation aveU
ely
requires an experienced per -
SM b agamic and maintain
pont end loadersueemng
lu�ve' a � hoot apt d
law
F�i esu rc p' ating a g }332 1- 551
let
Ibepm
DOW Aubb@L Recep-
bonist to aUnodonttie ellka.
compmew anpmtisw04 a 1YPi10
"grvred. PMM said hamd-
wriNNh rank a: 1050 Sim-
on SL N., Su1e 112. Oshamm,
EVOMENU eEMtAL NY
UENBT rpgmitl tw body
fanny practice for n 1, r
Maws. bp -AM@ SWOW*O..
PMM lam assent 10 (905) -
SM -7295.
BMW NpoemfM- Experi-
enced, PON MWWaI
ave. kkO i Thos aftu-
Ittl n and some Sat F%Ms
MR 509,01111.
ExIMIBIlfO, pelrttrrtpm
PEI kits lsap6omip Rip i"d
IN lay dental ORM in A(NL
C8w V etepaiuln pre-
hnpd. Pkpa sew reser
to 475 MiNnei Rd N. Aim
LIT 31114. ANareka Sadie
MEDICAL SECRETARY. Wird-
dies 96, i IBaosoll Word, re-
quired for busy NUC. Medi-
cine aha. For part time
Fix 905.430 78
RECEPiIIMRTAWI818MT
repvnod far busy of**Must
In"2 yrs. ehtpemkrre. Must
be HARP CERTIFIED. Logic
TMI cwipWr aiperiaice an
am. Please exriad May at
$05831.3262.
.1 Delicate
wanted
WANTED LIVE-111MVE-OUT
nanny for 7 month oke baby
Relere. MQW ed Cam
.416) 351-2371. P4*ei ca
Piegnred
• Dw1ew
AWNININ
OtxIFJiLENANRA. Expen-
P re . energetic neer at 2
rias OP"Nngs fon rJrha"w
ns. i up Fen.sale ermrnon
mew. police peck i row-
eaSherry 420-
Sh420-
a dOX
NMWOODfiMiTMaycare" F
aft in my hone Anordaw
rales. Non -smoky" ent4►dre-
ntia rWhme, 6 morale' i
up.905.26 2676.
NWT 2IRAAW000. hull and
part•bmt. wormer openings
auaiabk Otanps. Cmk. Bali
,Wit Cam Trim (905)683-
2210
Lotti pephw mond 2 writ
provide daycare in our home.
nuarnim lunches, snacks.
actiwka. outings. playroom.
WM"AWW am. He -
COOK Cal (905)428-3964
E NDE. Ful time i Pat
Me. M ages. Walk 10 HOW
W. 01111115. RedeemrL LSYs a TLC. trW
G% -0403, i Dore.
Ply Mata ir Rot
Loving days t 18 Mows b
12 years. Darcy eleStings
(hmce0 hwdgfat0 and plrk).
CrrraaNess.. saay rine mresc )_
trice Ovals i sods Rist
Aid. C.PR, IxrkNee Ow
r" n0eiph. 905-426
lsrmd
MN@LISN WiRad P.S. Anm&
wilca" amiable. CPR PM
first gide • 2 playroomes, targe
am
exiPkplWilsl53537-1 - Re-
AAkks
rb.
tIAmBE door "pais, IISaMpm
iastaYdm$6 NewNew w
416-331-W33 GoNly Pias Ooot
Polls; & Service. hideemis
SM on nm Whit froo4m
hiOgN, an new 32m". beer
brMgN MW Nswe apt. -sire
save 599. FUM -sae stove
dryers S179up Finnic"
awe". up b 1 year warm
far". Avg. 2.8yes W. 4211
SWCN St. S. (905)7261013.
Ins Multi 1OK15 single kwer.
A8 Diol 350 T-51. Papa pick
nfpker. S1NdhK. Metal pleb
bmw d*a-pale. Beane
Yak Fotkuft. 3 Stall- nuns,
5000 ft. Cal (906►606 sd
MM Itd$W.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER St14DAY, MAY 17, 1"E -PAGE 23
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Articles for
OAK i PINE FVMMRE..Af
SIBERIAN Husky pups with
Sow
Traditional Woodworksn0
IKue eyes. 8 weeks old. $400.
Day Care
we've started SPRING
Beagle puppies. r to o
655-8010
CLEANING!!! End a lines• 1 of
June 30th. $200 Call
Ar+iwi1lw%lw
a kinds. prototypes, display
models m t De 'd t
(7051939-6995
NANNIES AVAILABLE
Now, Spring and Summer
Sonya's Summer Helpers
Hire a live-in nanny from Quebec
Call. to arrange an in home
appointment
(416)488-3373
1 Articles for
Sde
19ss GMC Astro Jar seat
_r loaded, $1200 9r :.B '�
MTD 2 stroke snowblower,
$250 3 room ten man tally
rem, brand new. paid 5500.
sellreq 4M 5300 Kenmore va
cuum. 550 CCM 28 a0 aiu
was�a s $1� 3�
seats $50 Queen sz capt-
Water bed. wood frame. 6
drawers. $150 Brand new
water treatment system. cost
$700. sept" a $400 (905)-
623.7134
RIiTENHOUSE. 2 tank lawn
care sprayer Electricpump.
:ompMe wth manual
hose.
red. spraygun 12500 0!10
1905)-9113 5430
LEATHER Pctssa up 10 111
price learner purses from
$999. luggage from $1999.
eather wlkts from $6 99
E,,eiydm Must A, Famity
eSOW S Powts Mae Delta-
wa, 905.726-9a3G
1I @LACK wrought iron Cal
no". queen orthopedic era-
tresSTraw Never opiart i
$1200 Sapditte $490 (4161
407-9499
BRAND NEW fico
electric fencer minifift with
Dolls. C01meaC1I awd wife 1-
05579d996 Islip)
WAND NEW, sora bed. $750
Lary Boy good conob n
2358 Brass and end tables
$400. 4 SWVO chairs (Kitch-
en) $30feach 905 -N7 -SM
CAGES for sale. 4x3 3 525
each Please Cap Tony, Troy
or Judy M-om (snip)
CAIIPET BROKEN. 100%.
Nylon pact. push. slam re-
sistant carpet For 3 rooms.
oay 5389 00 Prix rhdsOts
30 Sq yds eared delu a pad
aced odamom n liar home
Fm geedheon . in yaw hosts
No metres'. no payment for
one tun year, Daniel. 1.800
217.0104
CANPETs SALE: Luk of car-
peu. 100% nylon star re-
lease. carpel 3 rooms 5339
CA Sg Yet) Includes carpel.
premw m pad and WiStalla-
hon. Free eslm maks. rarpet
MOM Servs" Drinan and
6WsurrwmMft" awn. Sam 905
cwu SALE. Cam and Save
up to 50% OR targe s41ldion
asatisfaction gear"Sed. For
tree ntimm cal Mike.
(905)01'-4W, (416)M-
COlU1M CLEARANCE
ceSmK - has . w.my bade in
POOH Sysle= used
P75's. Slew. Pent loo's
5496.. PM 120's SM.. Pott
133 SStts.. PM 150 $us As
are wtdome" wmh PIGS
Ddves ad if . raw. Wt pay
flet Est ant last ON am used
Immdmt M. IM's win msM * n t
from $175. P home (906) 897-
3666.
tIEMeMS WAM at pie
mew, COIIylgnmmpAl store 'the
Gill i Clam Shmap i ce.. I" -
ad in M Gotha RIs Mehl
4 km. eat a Odwm Lit N
show i salt your prodnW 6
M* a M pine. Yon do no
ern
k 10 be vow Marbly
NOW Saks start a 5361mm.
905436.1024.
CRAFTfriM 10' raft alto-
saw SM oto. Office desk
Sig. 905725!'99 (stip)
� Mer sack, pSdtshl
lash wph 2 leak, 6 don
Vim (905 �7u 52200.
E0111ETIC nad
drillSfedtehmh 1001 . SkirmnS
(cep) Ater 6
P.M.p.m.
REETWNON Slate couswe
in period cognlSdtAOn. Also ce-
MMKS (WSbashed
) Cal 905�-M..
MOT TIN, 5'x6',
Riker. 110v
lrakr W W WO*K, hid
cower. cedar comer stkmti(1.
Excellent condition. Complete
$2106. (905}5714906.
us sot i
credible savings. Solida Oak
table set 5699, Sorid Pine
dresser dw hutch mirror
$999: Solid Oak coffee i end
table set $449. Solid Pine 69'
entertainment unit $899: Shop
now for best selection' Trade-
Itonal Woodworking hand-
crafting quality solid Pine d
Oak Furniture since 1974. 115
North Port Rd (off Reach St)
Port Perry (BIDS) 965-8774
NO MONEY DOWN
Pentium 1%233MMx
Computer.. hom.fl0/rwk
25'-50' TVs -- 35.250wk
Fisher Stereo..... 514/wk.
Appliances__... $6.rdwk.
Con MnDish $62SIwk
SCT, Cantle. 14h.__ S526dwk
=d,,;.arrows-25'c _ $11
scum ONE nits summer.
Upcoming course May 21
(Whtby) - SCUBA and
gwbW" tqupnem SALE"'
DIVE SOURCE SCUBA SUP-
PLY (90518668568.
fewer dwasoilmoccom
SIIEo8M11
CERAiNCS- rirttnvare.
bisque. 'Yes Roosters- Fish -
Gare Comecb0lc Sari. Open
classes Wednesday w Friday
fpm- 4pm Sal 1031 Spm
Open suedtiy 12 -4pm. Shrdo
Workshop 1050 Batt Rd.
UM 16.1905)811-3251
slieos a X !' mein lid only
ROTMILLER PAPS, beaulr-
tul, majestic. loyal pets.
home -raised with tender lov-
ng pre. purebred. parents on
site. 905.985-8021
LHASA APSO pups for sale
5350 Males d females avail-
able. various colours Ready
to go (705)786-3124. leave
message.
ROTWEILLER puppies. per-
sonality plus loyal fabulous
temperamem, great With kids,
parent on premises, first
tats and dewclaws removed
5300 Call 905-433-7795
MARE Welsh mountain pony
12hn V 13 yrs old. colour
sorrel. complete with saddle.
pride and helmet. will deliver -
live away at $1000 905-983-
3149
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS CKC
egistered 3 temales avar!-
ade Jure 12. gray and Mete
a8 whilewritten quarVee,
good sled dogs Or anWyIlpts
Also available some young
adults to loving homes. in-
quires (613) 395--5578
KITTENS WITH FIRST
BOOSTER available for adop-
uon as well as adult cars
(fixed and vaccinated) Marry
dogs also in reed of responsi-
ble loving tomes Pets sup -
pries. donations and foster
homes fordogs also needed
Please CA imam Animal
Adoption. a (905) 438-8411
ATTENTION: Dog Owners
Doggie Dooley Pet Waste
Systems model 2000 $54 99
uupp to 150 Ib wt . model 3000
$79 99 up to 300 lbs Dog Life
Jackets star!" at $25 24-
Fire Hydy" =001 r $25 99
BEST Bae 3. 4-111'. 6' 10'
Liteorm Guarantee. from
2599 Dog shovels from
25 99 9.9. 7 dayslweei 5m
Anrrversa y Sae Buy or or-
der before Maayy3311estr. wmw
l9W5)723.5413.fsi 723-14616
pigs tar d mow*ot/
4ew
REGISTERED HIGHLAND
Came Excellem breeding
$Wx Duet Many Easy
Calwrio lb" beer is Ipso
m dioksterol 613-396-5202
milme
WI1 Awwor or sab
nor Stale
LZ TON GMC pie■up iu
S,E ca, stereo Cd. electric
dao hicks. windows. Cron.
ar, 1996. $17 0000 or pest
ofew Cam Delwrnn 9 - 5 alar
OM - Fnmy 426-0253
CREDIT PROBLENS" on Bre
spot tinaicing Down pay
-
to i ram 5750 0 AC Can
trucks vans 1961 to 1991
Naidy Auto Saks LW 792
Smrcoe Strad soon. ov wi
Phone 905720.33V
1951 CADKJM Sevft kii
ed. black with grey wmw n -
W or Recent palm fall, tiro
rip a i, , recces brakescell-
War phone waw hands tree kit
126.000 kms Excom condi-
so $2500 or best oras Cad
Soon (9051721.9042 SNP
1955 MERCEDES SERI 380
SE black with tan niLr.(*
Fumy loaded with Oiwn lin
arm Asking $14.500 call
905.420-9995 SM
1955 POMTIAC Parskenfe. as
is 5500 cap 905697-2577
1955 TOVDTA CAMAY. 145.
films.. aro Immaculate n -
tenor. Wont condabori must
sem S1100 905-831-7139
1lB6 CIEVETTE 29.00K.
$1100 as is $1350 coat Oran
sift wapKbed. Boom box. 190
arm amp. 404-9040 or SM
9737
5299 phis tax. May Omer sir 1967 DOM caravan. excel -
es and styles avadme. Alio � Among 1eft body- $1200 as is or teat
9aaw aria dads. 761 110- aft Cam (905)4369210
Kay PA Ural 3, Pichim For ACCESS OTOWT on T.V. />s7 E#CMV Sable I.S. •
more ytlo. cam 905.619.2093. Cm FIN 11st n Camada. Full
SMNDNEM 1ADLE, ien2, rw
meal sot, MUI I , -* . wo
allC iMm. 55.000 Or bat
often 905481 ager
6pmt
UM dilpfamat
SETA aNERsw60iles. hm4swd
OW& ArIVrl I 4t. 3050% on
elierYMimB• kbg char by
May 31 % 2pm daily. Swr
dance Glam ON Euclid St.
Whily (906)130-1727.
SNIS. SKIS, SNR Grads 8
Grads aid Prome's ate first at-
OUN tht OOlthpC u N rid iow
yaw beg for a
s1N�pps 9 al R1166ED RE
PLAYSwlrre tdx adssdd tt00.
Y-11 gM at stys, suit stat,
to a a par 01 shoo Stlewd
too Dood to be tits? coram a
RUG&ED REPLAYS in Whitby
and ser for yourself. Since
1994 we've Oven ofto oily
the bat in New 8 Nein to New
Mon. Teen's
Boys 9 up % Now W
taY. ExpLoom consignment
lot men tike never
bdore. (pp Hwy. 2 a Thick -
son F01 a sewn 3 s o a
lights 10Bums St., turn L.
we're in the first Pica On Left
Bions SL Roza). Haas Man.
Md. 10.6, Thum - Fri. 10.9.
Sat. 10-5, Cal 404.2063.
train-ep Frt - PR. Stan high door. am, aro. lamwer anterior.
$IS Wk Free comet dWom. $1.500 as is or gest oft Cas
(905)666.2013.
TIME -S running out final
1
Articles for
�:learaice of Evwuude motors.
SAII-9- FMN iA1R
Sow
boom our cost. $50 on m0-
KING BED
Thick ^n7 dire
pe
ors wrtfl "S Ila okle Saks
P:Ilcwtop Set, wit frame. StW
655-8010
In plastic. cost $1.500 Sell
TOSHIBA NOTEBOOK.
1625 (416)407-9.99
486XIG0 500 HD. 8 Mg. Wald -
LADIES 14k eellow/Whne Di-
o'ws; 95. $1400 obo or mter-
amond Ping Ser Appraised at
alio trades 434 -OM Isnp)
23800 pus GSTiPST. Make an
USED FIRM 5725. and up.
offer Can 436.9510
used stoves $200 and up.
MAC. Ci. Of 000 pus son-
used 'Hashers 1250 dryers
f125 and up New 'rand name
Mare Apple 15' colour matt-
ledges. 16 c t f605 New
tor. 5600 or best ofkr 905
509-8157
brand nfanle 30 stoves 5449
y teNrhoM. tOniL IL a Ilea
N. Call Kris' 905 655 8549.
and up New 5 c t freezers
MANUAL IIOSMAL BED Ali
5255. Steprenson's Ap-
marrress5800 Walker with
pittances 227 Cort St, Oslo
VOW basket. 8 feet. 5300
wa.576.7448
Electrical scooter515M Bar
WINDOWS Thermal New
bridge $300. and loamtub seal
$100 OR ALL FOR 52700
$95 Patio doors complete
Cam Angie (905)-831.9327 at -
$195 1416)265-1436
kr Gpm
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lure and applances under 1
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vice consuNation free ap-
NEW AN USED fridge
W444111 -srrwu fee. auction
$love wasner ,ryes ON
service 20% riegn' M P P!-
Irage. Ireezer Ross Ap
Chu"estsks wt
likarices. 325 Samar St 5
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Oshawa Osha(905) 626165
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rnmeAeortI of any sort. quarl-
OIIE SUWS NOTRON(x
Irtin of snow antique taints
swinger teat seat equomem
I I try 10 respond to all quer,
used 2 tunes. solid state key
les Robert Boron Anaglles-
pad contra. ram (905) 723-
8roiowln. Ontario (905)655 -
SM ager 5 pere
W49. tax (9051655.5501
PIANO Mason i Risch. ex-
CASH 04 DEALS. We BUY
cement corideon $1200 Rik.
Seo 6 more, Pay top dollar
ewctuerw condition $350
for top nems ►Tome amdid
Phase cal (SM)435'-3434
video. car avi look. CD's.
moves. games. 9W. dip•
PMNOSAWAROFATHER
morias. turrNure. appliances
CLOCKS- All 1997 rim mod-
(9D5A33-IM 905.S71-2274
W reduced Used Itranbs
(("51G� 6 ip"I' le an
Yalmlia. Samek. Kimbaf.
woflung
Yon" chap New dr7Ya1 pa-
00 you have awatie an -
1" Irons SM and up P40
'agues of am Comrls., Let
to own Large ~Ion of
as assist yom n aft"ll; the
grannplatnp dada stunt 5995
lwghest Pass" prices Gale
and up Cap TELEP PMW
- daft /IYrY or Kai
433.1191
Antique Cyoeraaruunnes' with
"eaft 30
POOL OPENNI6 SPECIAL -
Phon 905-9BS 8161
$149 Ail taxes i chemicals
WANTED:Ap stat x comb
rick4mo um m bme ahs
ironer 21 /S - 5200 price
GGoRII MainMaintenance(901
7257171 o 571•2365
683-84W
(SMI
POOL Tabu a' aro 9' slap1
A As i
•
pillyro tables for $ale Cal
905-420-6113215L
CATHERINE WAM CEK*Al-
NEW TO OWN APPLIANCES,
ICS. 905-721-2591 Green -
new and reconditioned. full
ware. brsque. paints. plata.
warranty. Paddy's Market.
brushes. accessories avaY-
905-263-8369 or 1-900-796-
able Cusses held, Cal for
5502
lima 905721-2591
scum ONE nits summer.
Upcoming course May 21
(Whtby) - SCUBA and
gwbW" tqupnem SALE"'
DIVE SOURCE SCUBA SUP-
PLY (90518668568.
fewer dwasoilmoccom
SIIEo8M11
CERAiNCS- rirttnvare.
bisque. 'Yes Roosters- Fish -
Gare Comecb0lc Sari. Open
classes Wednesday w Friday
fpm- 4pm Sal 1031 Spm
Open suedtiy 12 -4pm. Shrdo
Workshop 1050 Batt Rd.
UM 16.1905)811-3251
slieos a X !' mein lid only
ROTMILLER PAPS, beaulr-
tul, majestic. loyal pets.
home -raised with tender lov-
ng pre. purebred. parents on
site. 905.985-8021
LHASA APSO pups for sale
5350 Males d females avail-
able. various colours Ready
to go (705)786-3124. leave
message.
ROTWEILLER puppies. per-
sonality plus loyal fabulous
temperamem, great With kids,
parent on premises, first
tats and dewclaws removed
5300 Call 905-433-7795
MARE Welsh mountain pony
12hn V 13 yrs old. colour
sorrel. complete with saddle.
pride and helmet. will deliver -
live away at $1000 905-983-
3149
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS CKC
egistered 3 temales avar!-
ade Jure 12. gray and Mete
a8 whilewritten quarVee,
good sled dogs Or anWyIlpts
Also available some young
adults to loving homes. in-
quires (613) 395--5578
KITTENS WITH FIRST
BOOSTER available for adop-
uon as well as adult cars
(fixed and vaccinated) Marry
dogs also in reed of responsi-
ble loving tomes Pets sup -
pries. donations and foster
homes fordogs also needed
Please CA imam Animal
Adoption. a (905) 438-8411
ATTENTION: Dog Owners
Doggie Dooley Pet Waste
Systems model 2000 $54 99
uupp to 150 Ib wt . model 3000
$79 99 up to 300 lbs Dog Life
Jackets star!" at $25 24-
Fire Hydy" =001 r $25 99
BEST Bae 3. 4-111'. 6' 10'
Liteorm Guarantee. from
2599 Dog shovels from
25 99 9.9. 7 dayslweei 5m
Anrrversa y Sae Buy or or-
der before Maayy3311estr. wmw
l9W5)723.5413.fsi 723-14616
pigs tar d mow*ot/
4ew
REGISTERED HIGHLAND
Came Excellem breeding
$Wx Duet Many Easy
Calwrio lb" beer is Ipso
m dioksterol 613-396-5202
milme
WI1 Awwor or sab
nor Stale
LZ TON GMC pie■up iu
S,E ca, stereo Cd. electric
dao hicks. windows. Cron.
ar, 1996. $17 0000 or pest
ofew Cam Delwrnn 9 - 5 alar
OM - Fnmy 426-0253
CREDIT PROBLENS" on Bre
spot tinaicing Down pay
-
to i ram 5750 0 AC Can
trucks vans 1961 to 1991
Naidy Auto Saks LW 792
Smrcoe Strad soon. ov wi
Phone 905720.33V
1951 CADKJM Sevft kii
ed. black with grey wmw n -
W or Recent palm fall, tiro
rip a i, , recces brakescell-
War phone waw hands tree kit
126.000 kms Excom condi-
so $2500 or best oras Cad
Soon (9051721.9042 SNP
1955 MERCEDES SERI 380
SE black with tan niLr.(*
Fumy loaded with Oiwn lin
arm Asking $14.500 call
905.420-9995 SM
1955 POMTIAC Parskenfe. as
is 5500 cap 905697-2577
1955 TOVDTA CAMAY. 145.
films.. aro Immaculate n -
tenor. Wont condabori must
sem S1100 905-831-7139
1lB6 CIEVETTE 29.00K.
$1100 as is $1350 coat Oran
sift wapKbed. Boom box. 190
arm amp. 404-9040 or SM
9737
5299 phis tax. May Omer sir 1967 DOM caravan. excel -
es and styles avadme. Alio � Among 1eft body- $1200 as is or teat
9aaw aria dads. 761 110- aft Cam (905)4369210
Kay PA Ural 3, Pichim For ACCESS OTOWT on T.V. />s7 E#CMV Sable I.S. •
more ytlo. cam 905.619.2093. Cm FIN 11st n Camada. Full
SMNDNEM 1ADLE, ien2, rw
meal sot, MUI I , -* . wo
allC iMm. 55.000 Or bat
often 905481 ager
6pmt
UM dilpfamat
SETA aNERsw60iles. hm4swd
OW& ArIVrl I 4t. 3050% on
elierYMimB• kbg char by
May 31 % 2pm daily. Swr
dance Glam ON Euclid St.
Whily (906)130-1727.
SNIS. SKIS, SNR Grads 8
Grads aid Prome's ate first at-
OUN tht OOlthpC u N rid iow
yaw beg for a
s1N�pps 9 al R1166ED RE
PLAYSwlrre tdx adssdd tt00.
Y-11 gM at stys, suit stat,
to a a par 01 shoo Stlewd
too Dood to be tits? coram a
RUG&ED REPLAYS in Whitby
and ser for yourself. Since
1994 we've Oven ofto oily
the bat in New 8 Nein to New
Mon. Teen's
Boys 9 up % Now W
taY. ExpLoom consignment
lot men tike never
bdore. (pp Hwy. 2 a Thick -
son F01 a sewn 3 s o a
lights 10Bums St., turn L.
we're in the first Pica On Left
Bions SL Roza). Haas Man.
Md. 10.6, Thum - Fri. 10.9.
Sat. 10-5, Cal 404.2063.
train-ep Frt - PR. Stan high door. am, aro. lamwer anterior.
$IS Wk Free comet dWom. $1.500 as is or gest oft Cas
(905)666.2013.
amt Spm 905.579.7610.
ftek
Ti9M Crrtsiea, V6, taffy Iaa I8d
SAII-9- FMN iA1R
52195 cat 1967 Bum Station
Pem1 Redawomkr Mw
WSW V6, fully looted $1685
groend . . ..ng dud's
Ode. 1965 K -Car $1200 cert.
16144' O/D 55395. Pulta0p
(9051 9709
includes WK 2 Wbm sad
1809 Fee Probe mtiw enSi
Seer. pap i ■O10 edt 1-
ft-. &dM red astir"
800-668 7511.
53.200. Female ower. Cam
905-728-2395. r
IBM FM i tWAL 4 door,
aulowaRc, dark Mum. 52,500
Sam MEgssp111as Car
or bat albs. CKmfied Cam
tie. idoor rims ado 150
01433-0767
aces a fid I0r Ndi4 tkF
1M! FORD T.M. 2-0.,4-
d0o. 4
y teNrhoM. tOniL IL a Ilea
N. Call Kris' 905 655 8549.
cyl.
cyl. ado, stem. AC. New
smoked in. very clan iesidt✓
oil. Runs wen, asking $2195
Catiliea. (905)430.090
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IV Por sate �•� fo sale
3rd OWNER WANTED
190 Dynasty LE 4 dr., p.w., p.s., p.b.,
am/fm stereo, tape, blue bench cloth
seat. Always serviced.
189,000 km CERTIFIED
asking $4,795 or BEST OFFER
After 12 pm 432-3587
19" BUICK Regal Ltd , ex-
cellem conditlon in 8 out, at
ppoowweer Options. 150.00011.
X695 envied Can 905-579-
8698
1918 OLD; Cutters Supreme
Fully loaded Excellent conOn-
tion f400 Stereo Ado starter
Certiked $4995 or 0 B 0- Cal
19051.404-9144
190 PONTIAC Tempest. bur-
gundy. good condition. au-
(onWlc. air-conditioning.
bucket Sam. 53500 Call 905-
728-8906 leave message
1111 SWM SwfL 5 speed.
excellent rummna condition.
many oWwns. 12000 080
Must sit. Cal (705) 944-5408
or(905)4Dt-3714
ISM BUICK CENTURY, 8
pass Wagon fumy loaded. v6.
al luxury. nems. ongrW
pard. 1 owner car. certified
Only 56996 1992 Buick Rqp
Ltd. Nice red exterior. Fatah i
red ailfn0r AN luxury Mehra
Ray of Drives Gree[. A
Super buy SUM art low
Ford Aerostar XLT Fnw I
Fay hilly. balled AN wxfeef
drive Defy 114000kms Two
ON Pant Dow Drib 4
more A dmf at $6950
EASTOMN AUTO SALES MeV
III NewmaewiMe. (196)423-
4648.
1991 PLYMOUTH Sundance
.-doo( hatchbaak P/S, p/b,
automatic. an Clean + toh-
able $4.300 txmllsd Cat
905-430-0377
1911 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE.
sedan. 4 M auto. unser
100K, very Wer nown ad.
AtAs f425O 905-655-8796
Imp)
"I1 PONTIAC Shank 4 Or,
4 cyl ado 84 000 o ng Into
New RUO 243", '. In to" Writ +ecama _
rm -m 001 03995 000 -
end Cal 720-
1111 PONTIAC !nwext t. 6
qe cold air .4kms f4995
1191 Buck Regal biota.
11511mS $6995 19% Moore
Carlo Z34 loaded. leather
6BKms $13900 AZTEC MTR
(90514.15.8012
1191 VW XTTA. 5 -speed sit.
4 -door very well maintained
205 OOOam $5 500 or Best
Offer Cal 905-430-4740
1192 KM Regal Ltd I I5K.
warranty Dowler air, loCkS
wndaws. steering Tr, crrxit
err cerey excellent cenel-
60.f9600 905-263-4430
1992 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD.
excellent condition drives
Spe r. all q*M $6900 Also
1992 Cad" STS. 56.000
Ohm, Ie&Nw.. CD eW- - sum-
wod fir warranty 01 August.
$19.800 686-0234(snp)
1912 CAMARD Tri. 251h An-
ruversary Speclar Edition,
auto. metallic due. Waster n-
4erlor, bald.mtM condition.
owner. 1 oer. $11.900. (905)-725-
1303
1112 CONVETTE. new pint.
Ores and ground effects tot
Extremely beautiful car Sen-
ous InWulries only, Ask"
$16.000. 080 oa days 576-
2992, evenings; 665-1673
1992 LOA: one owner. ex -
condition. V6. Ps.PB.
BM. NWM Cass.. 160.000 Ja
asking 05.9000. Can Brian
90$466-5294.
cap CLEV Cavalier. 4 door.
air condibomimg. anom as -
Sale. pod I.. ..-.m. MCI
G1576-7803.
194- 610 STS rid. ala.
With swww. new lira,
11SAW lint. Nary tlriwerh am-
. Cal 725-3465. sop
"a wumal owl. SSW
dad, 2 dow certified 03000
obo. Cal 4W2972 (Shp)
1994 BId1 323. 116km oer
ldied, dark green. aloNlm
cats.. auto. rtstwaM..
1
cal owter- non-smohn Aar-
ing3N999.665-7511
"0 "=a Amaod EX 4 -dr.
mttait peak order 50.000
km. stil utndar warraty.
�qda� 1 owkr. ASbI1Q
$16,980. wWied. 1105-
4570 (Sep)
1986 PONOAC Traspon.
Mine com000L badld whh 39
ergine. thrift gram. 701L
$14,6% Cal 905-436-1631
i+Ner Bpm.
1917 Buick Park Avenue, Bor-
deaux -red. red-leather-mlen-
or Luxury upgrade Heated
seals/mirrors 38-V6. 20.000
km, sunroof, )-mrd condition.
certified. $33.800 905-579-
6802
1997 VW Diesel Jena, taupe.
loaded. 600o0Kms (Hyway
only). new tires premium
Stereo. BOOKmsrtank f18200
Cap (905)455.5150
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt:
bad credit: no
credit! If you
work: you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
M N 16 OLDS Sierra S601- as
a Best "me: : -O %4 :ars.
Cal 404.0899
ACURA (loath- 4 deal Wad-
ed, treated sots. MC, nm -
roe. well Mintained, lady
drhwe. 1142000knn PAW
0.50. Can 865-0616 after
Spin
CAMAO AUTO SALES AM!
Toyota Tercet ray bkie
165kms. $1995 199, PON
Persian $1595 1973 Son-
Mawr
o n -
Moo Home. 71Yms.
12995 as Is 114- Caravan
whole. 19mms. $1995 1915
Honda Accord
bioww1.1321ims $1595 19W
Sidnuck 525M AN 2ehirJe3
M Mred 18% Clements Rd
LO -177 Emig Mod a tr.
tall PMI Ms -3M3.
CENTICAII-S AHMWL
SINK SALE OF SALES we
we 4-q stsd o and mane-
s" prised we win 35 W ne-
sM 1u Vswrno, fif At -
rials - 1993 Trwspwl kw -
ed frost given 3800 V-6- per -
ted in everydon ay. goems
row $N.500. 1994 Hyurnda
Down 5 sped. WoNen.
Me* beauty. 53.995. 1993
Taws G L frost green. load-
ed. 99 DOO limn absolutely
mrd. $7 995 1994 Chrysler
Warepd loaned. 3 5 V-6
$9.6 1995 Lumas. APV,
only 85.000 kms. nice lid tow
price $12100 1967 Asim LT.
runs ltd hooks WIM loaded
and everything woks. only
$4.995 1990 Back LeSabre
Ltd. Burgundy and Mat only
80.000 km icy loaded must
see $7.995 1992 Jimmy S-
IG, leaded. 5 sped. 2 x 4 ab-
solutely spotless and only
(6.995 Pim 1995 Firemy. 5
Speed. orW 60.000 kms. stew
It. $6.995 1990 Cadillac
Fleetwood FWD. loaded.
Weber. moon root mum.
$8.695. BIG REDUCTIONS -
1990 Tracker convertible.
auto, prsbne white and batik.
now $5.995 firm. 1992
Volaga LE. 8 pass.. 116.000
has. 3 3 V-6. now only
SB.6t5.. 1992 Lum eta APV.
300 V-6. loaned. - perfect
0ffc high km. $7.750.. 1991
Smith LeSabre LT. loaded,
92.000 kms. silver and bw-
Win*, spotless row
1991 Laser R.S. Turbo• auto•
loaded. 115.000 kms. now
$6.995. firm price. 1991 Olds
Of M Royale. loaded am
pre ly. V-6. 180.000 km. Now
$5.596.. 1990 Jetta GL. air.
auto. tmmsbc ata now ody
$4.995 firm. 1991 Cavalier
R.S. Coune. V-6, air, pristine
whteI 1 1.000 km. Stupid
price$4.995. 1994 Geo Moro.
S ssBad. 70.000 kms, really
nice. and Orley $4.695.1989
Cadillac Fleetwood FWD.
lokdkd. mint, $7.695 For
Mtn and acct grial tan
came Is (troller Atrk PtaNO,
136 on $I. W. N tbf�wm
rill. 0111 (94-) 57f}tiM-
aM lblt iMA.
NO CAM. SLOW CREDIT,
bankrupt, banlcnMx and un-
diLltereer. your mores am
ova a Emerald Motors. over
40 cars. trucks and vas. in
sloct Now. (416) 283-4944
hal now la dmufs oa.c.
300 400 ,400
best reasonable offer 434-
2775
1 Autpnnobir
S Cash $ for unwanted cars
and trucks project cars and
write-offs. (We dear out. you
cash in) 905-426-M
$75 to $75M for scrap cars 3
trucks or any condition velw-
des 24hr Free Towing All
Durham Recycling, cars i
trucks wanted. Cal (905)706-
5740.428-7878
A A A AUTO- Cars. trucks.
boats We -pay SBO- $10.000.
Cash on the spot Any condi-
tion. any year. Call us any-
time, 24 hours. 7 days. 30
inn service 905.686-5003 or
905-706-52M
CASH FOR CAR01 We blry
used vehicles Vefudes must
ncondition Cal
47-241in 15 op come to 479
Bayy St W. Apx at
MURAD AUTO SALES
SCRAP CARS Wanted. top
Prices Paid Same day pick
up. Also res to resale. wen
Day up to $54300 Call 686
t 771
1 Trucks
for Uk
19% JIMMY SLS. 4 x 4 load-
ed. $23 900 certified. 1904
Corvette. $11.900 ont 404-
1937
1119 BLAIEN 43L. 4X4. acro.,
148 MO km 54000 as IS 905-
57111-4132 niter 6 p m (M)
1 varve
4 Pah 1 Drive
1987 Pry voyjqeu,, new re -
own .00 Good rumor.
wan, Its: at 52396 cart. 579-
7373 (srtp)
11M SWM Saman lag
body Saw of best ONa Cal
725-7810 cher Sp xt
ell/ FORD AD==
136 00 kit. 2 tone pant. new
brakes ores one year oa, un-
dercoated- no rug, C4nfied
Asking $6.500 Tdephono
723-4070
1 Trai wrs
19M PROWLER 23ti excel
lent condition awning, thick.
shed TV antennae on double
lex S690O CaNS05.404-2311
90BCAYGEON AREA -FULL
SUDEOU- IM5 36 loo
Traveiera, pempyka I hr-
rusmm. kit bfithr000, hnl sim
hhdge ami stove. bur in W
crown- e and samo. 30 R.
diol i Shea. urge a
$16.500 Call 416-265.2872
(snp I
TENT TRAILER sleeps 7.
hone-awnng, kitchen. trip/
stove. newer drapes, sally
brakes way I'm eanrbat
$1950 Cee 905-655-4641
1964 PANAMA 750 Maxim.
shaft drive windshield. ad-
ptsuble badtrest. one ownet.
excelled condition. only
19.000 oipr171 km Asking
S2 500 or best alter Certified
Call After 4 p m 432-64M
MMtMriIM
12 FT. NALCO aluminum boa.
9 9 Manner motor, plus trarkr•
carpet kvewell. nrrang kgfhK.
666-13 0 52.100 (905)
11!111 Ewnrude motor. 1991
electric start. $975 wit ba -
tiny Call (705)932.5210.
NEVER BEEN HOED 1997
Quicksilver nllatabe boat d
w 4hp Mercury motor 2 Me
pdmt. 2 oars. Carrying case
i pump. retails. SM. ask -
Mo: 52200 060. 905-697-
0179.905.7116-9878.
ax¢xa •Pau Oscal • "do-
er,
arer, 1983. 17 1/2 ft., 235 hp.
Johnson Evirrude mow with
new prop. New e o r r tro"
motor 2 new batteries, elec-
tric anchor. amrlm radio. ma-
ter temperature 8 depth
gauge. Fish sander i cover w
eluded. 905-619-9667 or 905-
428-013 aher 6:30 p.m (snp)
PANN WAS
IN$ 24' I= Moa home.
Includes generator. 3 Pay
trudge, TV anima. A/C. huNy
caviled. $16.900. fall 726-
4235.
1917 CHEVY Mokmtww EMe.
2111.. 3 -way trope. washroom.
due bilary. new root air (lyr
old), A" $11.800 UBO
905-723-4165.
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS-
2 b 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances,
underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
SAT. 3 SUN. 12 - 5
(995) 6a3-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 RM
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
THE SUMMIT PLACE
• 1,2, a 3 Bed Apts.
• MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
• All Util. Included
• In - House Supt. & Maint.
Rental office: Mon - Fri. Siem - 8 p4-
Sial a Sun 11am- 41pm
VALIANT PROPERTY
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SPOO-579-1 626
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
ww•w.geoc-ities.com/wall street/floor/
76557 / hi ghnser. h tank .
1 ON 2 BEDROOMS. Bright
brand new osmt apt Aver
imnc $799.'mo utilities or
5850 I --" I sLimt Ra-
erences.(905) 5.9901
1-KOROON Apart. in.
available mrneddtey, nt0rth-
west Ostia" close 10 0 C
ISLAW required $47Smonth
evinyth-, included Cau 905-
723-34M or 416 279.0093
AJAX l tedrocm apartment
avartabne Immediately $550
MM" DMus hydro Frstlast
Cal 619-0261 after 6p m
2 M. AIL Electric heaft
padmhg. i weldry facilities.
ParkIBOM area. Suitew tot
seems. Atoll. Jafe ISL
S895/mo. No pas. (905► -us -
9016.
2 BEONBOM apt mar Osba-
wa Centre and 4401. P=
immedialky Mon Smokers
Pfekrred. 56251alo phis hy-
dro. 579-0246.
2 i 3 BENROOM$ available
imm 19. 040 cads. SM" at
$740 All itldsive. Oshawa.
Cal 721-2232.
2 §Bd s rain -level raised
-Dwgaow, kvw4o-g, ►cep
kitchen w/xaleoa to decd.
Oversized ganef. Ros"W
Harmony 0825/ Lower him
one bMdroom 5550. seplm-
tram. lutchmAaridyroda.
lap lawMry/storage roam.
Par". Both utilltdu led
Augusl 1.135-0161
2-BEDROON Basement
apartment WusoVRoittard•
Osevin. pi vat emu", pa -
ha. 2 puking spates. had^
sloe. Serve. dryer. ar, c& -
Me. 5800 all Intkaiw. lux
available ahbmadraMa1
3 BEDROOM. upper door d
duplex very Beit kmod o
yen. ON". lxa-
bes. noppetttss Ave
75 Obs hydro
437 SMMDE R - dmn
tory " 2 tied apt in quer
6-Wex Fat -n kitchen ' pwkm
fridge. stove, stare Landry
S6601mo..v l Available June
1 666-1946
AJAX LARGE one Oedrdom
basemen apartment. Seper-
ate entrance. 4 pe bath• ad
unties Ind obi• fire Satpy
. 5a0N1iotlrnhoI0frxoglfSl. YnCSraeodl "
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AJAX, 1 bedroom basement
apt living -room. kitchen.
sauna. parking non-smoker.
no pets. store ubMaL Avail
June 1st. S700:mo.• 509-
4985
ANX-PICKERri, 3 -bedroom
main now bungalow $1100.
Bachelor $425 Roods: 5325.
Inclusive. (lose to an amem-
ties. Cam 686-6905
NEW OtMEe$ • MGM. 2. 3.
4. Mb00m 7pirtmmrMS start.
i g tem $810. ale Mdmw.
576-2925room in cart. (905)
AWAANLE MMMU . in
Whitby Apt building. spa.
nous. carpeted. 44 parol
ed. No btkary. dose to bus,
Ertl aIN�reO ro pas. 1
bedroom S6B0, 2 bedroom.
5790. 3 buldroam 5650. Call
430-0134.
BAYLYAJVHPOOL Bachelor
special
fur baOL appiances yurttlr�
Arai) June ISL NO pis. 3550
nchaive (906).436-2961.
CLMEMONT, luxury IuNI
apffuneK am agrauoe. prime. an-
gie person, no smoker or
Pon . f560 plus Available July
Ise. (906) 849-41917.
CONNTICE- (Tomdfne/Knq) 2
bedroom apl in quiet )-hewer
honk. Paktg• Win". 40%
of al writs. clean small pA
wdwm. 1st 6 lea. Maw*
July let. $675/rrbrdk. Cad
436-3251.
rMOM
am
row.
CAC.1 s
1 Osat
cleat
1 own -ii
lid
Baten apt. 2 bad..
asQUICK POSSESS OOiilr
do enter. y tar., very
SACK
OF RENT�NG�'�'
Ava .Jun
mo. IsAl St.J w vets. $7"
OWN YOUR HOME - From
S700✓Bnonth
4811.
toes Gas, healWW kitchen.
parking- no28
petWS75��
INCe w�
E AREA. suorki g fe-
M%ZK4w area. 200. feel
O.E. O6f1UA. holy furnished
lakefrom property. IW4 ca-
?3-bedroom
rtirrnrrt hntmnN S110.000your
bin. OoaYmoror, padre oval.
share Cable. PifOne. MWWY.
' Not much dowvnpaymerH?? Call l ferkll
bedroom
bedroom a apt.
men.
Mo $36.50. (906)372-3439.
Help for docharWd
baMwupt$
frnr suit stud.
entrance.ent
' ;'Cfhocse one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 as
5500. Includes utilities.
.
Diepeourdedk4ontTwe Rada.
Firsl;Wt 905-839-7857
(911M)571-6275 or 1-�-�045M
home. Looted in demand
aria dose berg ameneas.
EXECUTIVE- One bedroom
�• a1Wp, Sod Ikas
"aala 136 OBO7: 705 77$
3096.
Mart Stapley
apt. Large. suits professional
couple or sin0le. Highend,
Soles Ftp, Sutton Group Emovil ReeNy.
beautiful view, Oshawa. Must
last. Cmm and (chance re-
EX"j"::4E
YON NAVE" camped at
be seen won't last. 5800 alfor
inclusive. Call Steve 438-
11 s °r
1
a 1 R
8036.
EXTRA lige 2 -bedroom. tow
wM M Central, large bright
2.bedroom n family
-For Realant
AM OSNAwA SOUTH 3 bed
CLEARWATER, 2-3 bedroom
mBaMrn)rnfomes.mCerdralile l�afr,
er duplex. West d D.C. com•
redecorated. 4 cep
quiet
area. Separate entrance. new-
room townhouse close to
schools, shopppppnq. $950/mo.
hot
pools. tub. near beaches
pletely
plianCes. large yard. enable
er stove and own
tete washer r. $7 0/
ALL INCLUSIVE. First/last.
and major attractions. CMld-
drive. $700 . utilities (S85/
month inclusive. Immediate
Available June t (905) 579
ren welcome. 5275/week.
month) No dogs. available
occuliaxy. Firsillas . no pets
9956 day
Photos shown in your home
June or Jury 1st. Phone
Cal (905)576-0176.
BOWMAIIYILLE 3 bedroom
(0683--55W
(905)571-2757
WHITBY Central location 2
townhouse 5 apptianas.
;Ate Avail
private
11For
FURNISHED basement apart•
bedroom apt dna neuro set-
deck with e.
Jury 1st. .utilities.
SW
meet Rossland and Simcoe
area. FURY furnished, very
ting. 2 balconies with fire-
All utilities included
requi$900/red
1sVlas1 required Credit
clean. 1 -bedroom. gas fire-
.
g. (905)-668.2326 no calls
checked (906)-303-9089.
place. centra air conditioned.
after gen_
BEAUTIFUL sq. It 3 -bedroom.
shared Iaurdry facimm. seD
arate ballroom with slhow ,
ItH1TBY, Baebola ione2
storey Garage. Rosslandl
Garrard Available Juy 1stlip
large living room• sal -in
bedroom available in wenReferences
required. 511501
kitchen with all appliances
mai tined buil N, 4 Sevens
m o.. utilities. Can (905) -576 -
plus more. Excellent too-
Realy Ltd. 9%-668-7777.
bourAaod. Non-smokers8144f600/montl aN inclusive ex-
WHITBY, 112 Centre SIX
CARRIAGE Mill TOWN-
cepl tekplhorfe. can (905)721-
Large 5 room apart.HOUSES
availableimrrhdlatery,broad-
- 122 Calbane St. E.
9042. SNP
storage i laundry
Wawa.June i July avail -loomed-
M TYRONE Ylllsp, spadaa
facilities. no pet. Responsi-
may. 434-3972.
2-bedroom apartment. avail-
tole adults. references re-
IMCKERING. townhouse. 3-
able June 1st. well mail-
quired. 5895 includes heat.
bedrooms. 1.1/1 Cats. 4 all
tamed. laundry, $625.hydro.
water 8 garage. (416)486-
planes. private backyard.
Can 433-7810 or (905)263-
0189.
quiet arm. dose to sh00pp55.
369 GLENDALE AVE 'IN THE
9968
WWTSY, 2 -,upper 6
$1125 plus. Call 415 574-
5070.
-
GLENS!r Four level side spM
ement
LARGE Basapt. 1 Yeo-
room HarmoryMwy/2 area
plex, available InineOiaely.
$770, IwstAist. 1 ara
1 Roonra
on large W. Three bedrooms.
renewaled kitchen and bath -
Fireplace. am ulrtia incl dirq
heat. wafer. lairhdry Callpafmg,
for Rant
rooms. firrit P ree more
laundry Separate entrance-
Min: 905 -MI -5132. 9oSfiB6
(lanky, room) with wel bar.
available JMV 1st Cal 435-
1533
BEDROOM, plus private sit-
tug delle. Cost to schools.
4892.
2-badnopn new du-
Ong room in Country,
rrfhfed or . '.. YI- ..ryUse d
Call 71.77 Ioprlk $appormrtnerht.
LARGE. MCMT, 2 bedroom
basement apartment in Cow-
Alex. lower level. 4 applanc-
et. no pea. 5725 ppkuss Argil
kihdhm Udeff". kmak pre
use
HoSpender
lice Ib pees $700 inclusive.
able Jury 1st 1905)420--6962
krred S3SW 0 �atrs
905-965-3607 srtD.
1
Aiailabk July 1st. Call 436
1812.
1MWM. gorgeous. �x k•
-
FBILLY Fu nol
ppd
Locafed Illy �Corncesaorn fid. 8
IIVERP00LJMriY. Spetloa
gabled. 1-bdfeeln SdtCdn-
taind apartnfent Availahk
y pp.
near Tyrone. loaW d ranch
2 bedroom basement. pi a%
wmndW* S675raonth all
Itk hose to steres. SOWSwall
wekane. Available now Cat
2 tar prep
f pool w /Q ahxe Ip
5645 Pira umkbes, at. teal
dry. rear GoN01. Aot im-
anduuve. No pats o arers so
OIM. (105) 665-7251 w
(905) 436-0405.
aux b okhnq aura wooded
Memo* (905) 683-7062
(11105) 427-7374.
00 SNORING- A lige tux-
ani. 4 -bedrooms. 3 bleb.
wmm - 2 i 3 bedroom
rushed bed selling room war
. rraslled batam" a
morn Sm.sm. Call
MORIN 08NAOTA Super tarp
I 6 Z bedroom Extra tarp
apartments avrfaWe im w
able durbt Shan kfcifen 8
000 S37Wr for I Cam
(905)963-1175
haltbrry. wk1 ngnagMd "at
dies Gm 416-709-4145. or
bob
PNMMI IC fabulous deal for
buidirq. Controlled erarannlxt.
no"" VALLEY Arm.tw-
detached 3 -bedroom home
5624/5729 wed.. cable. pbrkrhg
VMY rem wilan yoe dart Bran
rushed room in Crean quire
w O an overfeed garage 6 -
Nd d� Jafe la/Jdy est
y01x °w"mink1Mss �"'
CON Dr"
home soul* for irthployed
intedaf ft"! Bury so
difivan. Asking
Saks
non-smoker Bus. do rrq -
kAdnerh taalena, relerernces.
$ 6m, Aka Skwd irfe Sell -
ONE M-
OE bedroom apt $570.
peaRy
a l(905) Ltd
905 50 2459
"aGsep AaRV (165)ill
dro July 19 Also two 2 bed
rooms f610.hydro- Juy est
IIOS OW3900
11
. 1 mrd
REDUCEDI $187,8M- Must
Ist Near
sdll 3 -bedroom sea on Ba-
Oshawa CaarsJl�
IasuOry. rntlodsd. Call 4906
1 For R nl
1 NNoom exec came, clean
scricift. Separate
��. lkw SGM to
6042
S400nionah. Moak 1>n-
Jerred Cal Jahn 72B-6550
deck Roto td mention.
ONE BEOROOM bsmt. apt.
near Westney Rd a May n
Includes Yukon. bridge. 4
Move Non-tooker, no pd
am ma envy Cam W 16n
SNICIOui web emaahniaso 2
bedroom aps Avail a 900
and 888 Gla St Some with
-in Cia"Itsi. pa
b Clop to sddtods p1Cam so station 1vow
sh-
Ila N%hoftd Cam 726.4993
(SM)
row.
CAC.1 s
sm. S3951morith nchsive.
SSheder
app
CLOSE to Oshawa Centre.
asQUICK POSSESS OOiilr
bright roan in Wge. h way
Osnaw 906 -723 -WIG.
snared how. with 3 otho
Oshawa. S750fmo , pka uer
Close pnRfit: I'm . cabk.
CRYSTAL LAKE. 3 -bedroom
� laaunOr
dr �to�
477.0sooker. $350
toes Gas, healWW kitchen.
parking- no28
petWS75��
INCe w�
E AREA. suorki g fe-
M%ZK4w area. 200. feel
O.E. O6f1UA. holy furnished
lakefrom property. IW4 ca-
?3-bedroom
3-bedroom2 barb home to
bin. OoaYmoror, padre oval.
share Cable. PifOne. MWWY.
orae. good SWO"Vrq, Mh-
palm . SM and yard nckho-
Mo $36.50. (906)372-3439.
d Idol for mature, neat per-
11. 2 nd. now across from
nMRM bright 1-bsoro m
l --,i, --w-" 1
sm. S3951morith nchsive.
1 Cserpa
walk -oil apt self comm wit
2 BEDROOM anrhgab -
Cal (909)571-2626. Nave
For Sob
"SOmw"th, all MONOW 1317
Oshawa. S750fmo , pka uer
• 1
CRYSTAL LAKE. 3 -bedroom
LW. available Jute 1. Mo
pets' Feektmca mCape 905-
toes Gas, healWW kitchen.
parking- no28
petWS75��
INCe w�
E AREA. suorki g fe-
collage fireplace.
OSHA= 4 Ikmdrs Free Rod
500 101400 stiff 2nd floor-
Wme&a*
mak 5425 (905)725-0967 3-
Four Season Rd. wet slip
pie"furttisthed mdo"
fridge.
deck. dose to schools. GO
bedroom main row bugabwr
boathouse. roof dedk. beg
PICKERING VILLAGE
AJAX
2 bedroom, upper,
air conditioning,
$650. first b last
Non smoker
Avail. June 1.
905-683-42%
Woe 2 -bedroom base-
ment a Wary PH". AN
vicia-
suwc $75WMOnM No smok-
rng/pets Avail. Jwfe.tst. 905-
683-9708.
SOUTH Pickering - 2 bedroom
baseman apt. Separate en-
trance, ace. WrhOry. park-
Inq-� ro pet, no siodwiq.
SSS "Mdusm 1st i hip- Cab
(905) 420.5973.
O"WiA
280 Wmftvdh SIM 2
3•BEDROOM burgabw. M.
dudesafe
cable i wr S105W
4OIrU U4. $850 Both awl-
able June 151 F-rst/last. J
view On lake ASlunp
1135.000. Abrark Reany. Cal
month plus 70% dives. No
waren (905)728-9414
June SMy (105)488-2258 or
an pals amowd. Four ap-
OMn i
1705)468--2752
Pica"=. backyard. garage.
• 1
KASNAB0i LABS - Long Is-
Avaitabk June 5sh. Calif
(905►42O-6302.
INn CNEV BIDTIMMOME.
land - modem 3 bedroom 4
AJAX 4 ted house, 2 t2
OSHA= 4 Ikmdrs Free Rod
500 101400 stiff 2nd floor-
season cottage wamenzed.
including winter water, core -
baths. mawhsoor. IReplxe.
from 5400 mem fir. 300
IMO from SM 600
pie"furttisthed mdo"
fridge.
deck. dose to schools. GO
sq" sq.
stove, dislhwnosther and
$1300.utdows Avail. June
11. 2 nd. now across from
microwave, wooing fireplace.
est_ (905)-509.8095
Dish. Centre. East Oshawa,
aluminum sling, with levo
119ya
1 VBL numb
400 sgft. srhopMorags. CA
Woe decks overloolu g take.
434-2447 or 6554132.
docking for 3 boats, good
PROFES$IDNAL owAspace
SWWU nq am Oomv. Move
�1oig $110.000.
n business district d Osha
wa78ownunile. Fully sere-
For aW )
iced
iced offices, with bordroon/
05) 971,
19 )725-57 t, (705) 977 -
ro
conference mom. reception.
park". Affordable. Cale /-.1
MobbNomm
1100-504-2749.and
Fift
• r+MO+
INn CNEV BIDTIMMOME.
5 adnuus 10 lower $5WAvok,/
able- No pets(905)623-70V
kopey m.
Nan storage oft, OSM1sa
pcaan. ywahm
ine on,1sNlhoopna..
arld gum "M t oo*Aw
MMM. Simple and dbdte
mfdi aiad M. Easy acoea
sioawwMt- (905)
ctrtlAt . Ill" an oft. (905)
576-M
BIR a 3 BIR l)tili
bL t1aNOs auhided Airaiia0le
19
�
19lZ 4Q. 2-bK*wm Malec
Part Meed rrrf tl nom.
ties and. C Use t0
schools, shopping and
P1
7 7902 or 1�
378 3t67.
FAllf. modem
S37500. 194- 331E Re
sort, Owen bedroom. 3pc-
401. Pubf1C Transit rigtlt
pas your door- Phone
LJMBE 3 -bedroom upper dw
pi�vat
Olio ooMs.Moonwcnkrica3,
$bW 12 W. (r d* 2t& �.
for apps to view:
(9w 721-0741
pim wen d O.C. oonpktey
redecorated. New 40 o2. car-
5 adnuus 10 lower $5WAvok,/
able- No pets(905)623-70V
Catpw
Wiliam - 2 ti ithow apt.
aailable Nhae 1st, f64Wano-
pd.4 appimm. � yard'
double dove. SMO. ubMw
II01 COT1a1BE$
Storpdn LAO (Norte LkWW)
M SETTER RESORT - lami-
(y and collage
inokdo hmL hydro. i perk-
(S125hro) No IiOgt AWiable
An or Judy 1. (905).571-2757
O►wa E1VAB Awilabk int
anfle"I 906-
haat on 14- Trot targe
ng br 1 car Phone 430.2092.
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Spacious sea• Full hook-up
tMANEBY. Ddkrin SL, 1 L 2-
41M dm0. Wnia
PICQMNG- Large 3 bed
more. 3 bats (4pc erstsk)
119ya
1 VBL numb
km 5025. 2 and 3 bedroom
coWpa from $425/w".
Rec. hNB SM. pod, Y, a -
building. -bmsoo rsd-
Lupe closes. Naar amen$-
ties, GO/401. Fndp/sbve.
home. Looted in demand
aria dose berg ameneas.
CLEAN WPM MEA 3 bail-
�• a1Wp, Sod Ikas
"aala 136 OBO7: 705 77$
3096.
1725. X ckow. No pas. 905
$I099ymadh . thMites. 151 +
4W 1414.
last. Cmm and (chance re-
EX"j"::4E
YON NAVE" camped at
ared. 01 Tun WebsW, Sul-
Lakefietd CuiPO►ound7 Too
WWW - Seniors Wmpkx.
ton Gmup (905) 619 -MM
bad! Great weer trod me -
rim quiet selling ethos from
park. on -elle managaklut.
UPPER LEVEL d buigabw.
CLEARWATER. 2 bedroom
my furmslkd mobtk home.
soil On available. Daaillyy
Vol". a �famiiy
dewy decorated. one bed-
apt available June 1. Far
Pickering. 3 bedrooms. nee
Go, shopping and schools,
ak, ht NO. pool. Wes wppy
p�twa 8 rgkmnms 0250
�hpeq Soles for
the Ibbdy week" 1.
apps.
call 430-7397.
SM plus oil8ia Aatabk
June Mt. (905) 639-a5M
US. Cal 9�,M-714-.
OW -316-U41. www.travel-
inx.com/Peteftroo6h Cowley.
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Professional cow
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Free 25 - 65. Can Love is
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of credit rating. Car=
information. 905-576-3505.
Stmdemr loans mduded.
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MORTGAGES
Construction Financing
Prirate 1st. i 2nd.
. no application or
apprarsal fees
• nouphonttxokerfee
Call J. Wyger
(905)985--9106
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nY THE STATE OF PETER
EDWARD (CANE
claims ainst the Estate of PETER ED -
OW KANlate d the Town of Pickeriftg
the Re6iaul Municipality of Durham, dr
sed, who died on or about the 10th day of
mfary, 1997 mart be fiktd wide the under -
Ned personal sepadmtative of the Estate an
before the 25th da yy d June, 1998. theThae.ft-
ESfate well distributedie assets; of
claims
n filed. � �nl only to the
TED at Markham, Ontario, this 7th day of
y,1998.
DAVID DE FOREST • Executor
Byy his solicitors
CATTANACH HINEWN SITITON
VANVELDHUIZEN
52 Main Street Markham North
Markham, Ontario
UP 1X5
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CABINETS
Ceramic & Vinyl
Call Harry
416 759.7413
=MOST now
Basement Apts.,
Rec-rooms, plumbing,
Ad6tionS, electrical,
drywall, CBfamIC tiling
15 yrs. Exp.
Call Mario
(905} 619466x.
ceI4416) 5604663
DOORS ORE eras
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS, (We
install), FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES,
ROLLERS.
Sales Service a
Repairs
903-837-0949
Finished
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betwooms, addli iats
and seen stories.
Home repairs.
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Walter Levu
428-2145
HANDYMAN SERVICES
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all Npflrrhousehold e a �
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(416) 724-0101
(8m) 471-0023
:1 ROW"
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ROOFING,
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to Seniors, fully in-
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Call Andrew at
(105) 42g-8704
AJAX Moving Systems
Full services, moves, appliance
and piano specialists. Flat rate or
hourly. We now have heated
storage units. We sell moving
supplies. Park and load special,
starting at $125. and up.
725-0005 or 427-0005
Cross Mom
organ rates, homes,
offices, apt, etc.
PianoMOVIDS
Packing available.
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filing ofxM/iofw
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Lawn/Garden Maintenance
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Call 5791501
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A NATURAL way to
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I've lost 60 lbs.
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Herbalist
(416) 212-7305
(905)432-3823 Please read your
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first day of publica.
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FURNITURE
TREE REMOVAL, & MAM6TENANCE responslbk for
REFINISHING Staelep iso saw & LandscapinE
: I : Ekeetrieal Restore oid furs. more than one
to its original insertion in the
CALL DAVM
beauty. 83 1 -7055 event of an error.
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ENTECH Free estimates.
ELECTFWAL Ian: Parer services laartr Snrvien
SERVICES INC. 1-800-856-2045 ; a 1 raaermsq a
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1 Cama
CARPET
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speciality.
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and Wallpapering
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404-9669
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woad brosrla,
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a DECOR
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747S Country Lane, Brooklin, Ontario
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In loving memory of a dear husband,
father, and grandfather
Who passed away May 17, 1997.
Those we love we never lose,
For they are always in our hearts
and memories.
sadly missed by wife Jean, and family.
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