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Keep historic
cottage at library,
Pickering told
8r Marian Takaes
Staff reporter
PICKERING — Heritage
Pickering and the local historical
society are urging Town Council to
preserve a 150- to 170 -year old
brick 'cottage' on the site of the
western library branch proposed
for East Woodiands Park. Keeping
the building could cost S I (X),(X)) to
$35'_,000.
"T(x) much of our history is
ending up in landfill sites:' Picker-
ing Township Historical Society
president Tom Mohr told council -
km Tuesday, noting it made sense
to preserve this piece of the town's
history at a time when Pickering is
trying to "escape its -reputation as
the utility shed of the GTA:'
Mr. Mohr maintained
preserva-tion of such buildings is necessary.
especially along Kingston Road
where it's located, to give Picker-
ing some character. And he pointed
out the fate of the building is com-
pletely, in the Town's hands.
"We have here a structurally
sound heritage building in public
ownership. There is no developer
here to blame for being insensitive
to our social heritage."
Heritage Pickering, a Town ad-
visory committee, is also recom-
mending preservation of the build-
ing, currently the home of the
Rouge Hill Senior Citizens Hall.
The committee has concluded it
was likely built by the Palmer fam-
ily sometime between the 1830s,
and 1851.
"Thc Paltrier house is one of
very few existing Regency style
cottages in Pickering and one of
the very few heritage buildings ex-
isting along Kingston Road in
Pickering:' the committee reported
to Council. "The members of Her-
itage Pickering are unanimous in
'Too much of our history
is ending up in landfill sites.'
believing that the Palmer house is a
structurally sound building, is
worth restoring, and would be an
asset both to the new library and to
the town as a whole :'
Heritage Pickering suggest_% the
building could be used as a reading
and/or meeting room, a dramatic
entryway or reception arca for the
library, a nature interpretation cen-
tre, a tourist information centre, or
as a storage area for Pickering's
archives.
"A library is an educational in-
stitution:' the advisory committee
reported. "Consider the negative
impact of beginning the life of this
new library by tearing down a
house that is both structurally
sound and of historic and architec-
tural value. We would be sending
out a message that Pickering's her-
itage is not important, and that re-
cycling is only for school children
and not for adults in the real
See PICKERING/Page 4
photo by An*m /wanowski
Reach for the top
Young students at Elizabeth P. Phinn Public School exercises. Blue Jays catcher Kevin Brown and 1st
in Pickering were treated to a visit by members of base coach Jack Hubbard were the school's guests
the Toronto Blue Jays organization on Wednesday and provided the kids with team hats and a morning
and were taken through a series of gentle and fun of fun. See the story on page 4.
Extra funding saves teachers' jobs
PROVINCE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL $2.8 MILLION FOR DURHAM
4 Srsar O'Neill
Staff reporter
The Durham District School
Board will receive an additional
$2.8 million from the Province to
keep several high school teachers.
Doug Wilson, superintendent
of operations for the board, reports
the Province responded this past
week to the board's request for ad-
ditional funding that will allow it
to save 44 teaching jobs.
He also says the funding will
allow secondary students to main-
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tain an average course load of 7.53
credits each year.
"We see it as a positive step:'
says Pat Jermey, Durham district
president of the Ontario Sec-
ondary School Teachers' Federa-
tion. "It's a gesture of support by
the board that they were willing to
fight with the government to get
this $2.8 million"
The board applied for addition-
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on an average student workload of
7.2 credits a year.
That average falls short of the
average course load taken by
Durham students, which is 7.53
credits per year.
While Ms. Jermey says the ad-
ditional funding "will help to en-
sure the class size average of 22 to
one and may allow a bit more flex-
ibility:' she fears it won't restore
all that's being lost.
She explains the board's deci-
sion that teachers must instruct
seven of eight periods rather than
six of eight means approximately
130 teaching positions will be
eliminated.
The board is holding a special
meeting Monday to- discuss
staffing issues and may at that
time announce how many teachers
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Staff reporter
The Durham District School
Board celebrated the success of
student -based projects high-
lighting equity at its second an-
nual Best Practices in Anti -
Racist Education Fair Thursday
featuring guest speaker Bromley
Armstrong.
Students from across the re-
gion gathered to present dis-
plays featuring projects that
grew from their involvement in
the Students Together Against
Racism (STAR) camp last fall
and to hear Mr. Armstrong
speak.
The former commissioner of
the Ontario Human Rights
Commission and director of the
Canadian Civil Liberties Asso-
ciation commended the board
for its efforts in anti -racism edu-
cation.
"I'm impressed by the great
work that's being done in this
district -.1 really like what I see
here:' he said as he addressed
the crowd of students who rep-
resented a host of different cul-
tures. 'As I look in the audience
I see the new Canadian "
Mr. Bromley told the crowd
he had prepared a speech for the
event but decided to discard it
and preach instead when he saw
the number of young people in
the audience.
"This is like being in a
BROMLEY ARMSTRONG
'I'm impressed by the
great work that's being
done in this district.'
church and having the minister
or preacher speaking to the con-
verted;' he said, challenging stu-
dents to continue their efforts in
promoting equity.
"I must discourage you from
segregating yourself into little
groups," he said. "We have to be
encouraging each other and get-
ting to know about other cul-
tures"
Encouraging students to get
along with one another is just
what the Equity Club at Os-
hawa's Lake Vista Senior Public
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Grade R teacher Tim Fyshe.
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Grade 12 student Christopher
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dents at Oshawa's McLaughlin
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tute trying to spread the mes-
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The school recently hosted
its first Respect Week and Mr.
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"opened students' eyes and
showed them you have to have
respect for your peers, your el-
ders and yourself."
Other projects highlighted at
the fair included a multicultural
project at Pickering's Highbush
Public School which saw stu-
dents decorate their classroom
doors to honour cultural cele-
brations such as Hanukkah and
the Chinese New Year and a pre-
sentation by a troupe of students
from Pickering's Bayview
Heights Public School who have
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Durham public trustees to decide
school boundary changes
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Increasing the involvement of
public board trustees in decisions
to change school boundaries in
Durham will help prevent "long,
drawn-out battles" over boundary
disputes, says a Whitby trustee.
Durham District School Board
trustees voted 6-2 Tuesday to
change the board's policy for es-
tablishing and adjusting school
boundaries so all proposed revi-
sions will go before the board for
final approval. The policy change
means trustees will have more in-
put in the decision-making
process and board staff won't
have the final say.
"It will no longer be a decision
of administrative council," reports
Mary Brown, communications
manager for the board. "It will be
a politicai decision."
Whitby trustee Doug Ross
says, "We as trustees had to deal
with these things in hindsight,"
noting recent boundary changes
at Whitby's E. A. Fairman Public
School and C. E. Broughton Pub-
lic School resulted in "parents and
trustees arguing with staff to get
things done."
He says the policy change
should help prevent the "long,
drawn-out battles" that often oc-
cur when boundaries are revised.
But, board chairman Ruth Ann
Schedlich, who voted against the
policy change along with Scugog
trustee Bobbie Drew, says, "In the
past this has always been an ad-
ministrative decision and I believe
it should stay that way. I don't
think trustees should be involved
in this."
Mrs. Schedlich says she does-
n't think trustees realize the heavy
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everyone."
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involved in decisions regarding
school closures and sites for new
schools and says they should be
more involved in the decision-
making process involved in
boundary changes as well.
"rrustees are advocates for the
community," she says. If they are
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Pickering urged to preserve historic
century building at library site
PICKERING/From page 1
world."
Town staff say restoring the build-
ing and somehow incorporating it into
the new library site would add approx-
imately $210,000 to the cost of the li-
brary, or $352,000 if the basement was
restored as well.
However, Mr. Mohr suggested the
cost could be closer to $100,000.
Heritage Pickering has asked the
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario
to comment on the Palmer house,
which is expected to provide more in-
formation on the architectural merits of
the building.
Council didn't make any decision
on the issue, but did decide to move
forward on a library option estimated
to cost about $1.89 million, $835,409
more than the Town has set aside.
Councillors voted to proceed with de-
sign development and construction
drawings for a new facility that would
include a 10,000 -square -foot library
and a 1,500 -square -foot community
room.
It would replace the Rouge Hill
branch, which is considered too small.
Among the options rejected were ones
that would have included only library
space (at $1.67 million) and one that
would have added a 6,500 -square -foot
community centre to the library and
community space (at $2.7 million).
In voting to proceed to the design
stage, several councillors noted no de-
cision to start construction would be
made until the Town goes through its
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Senior Citizens' Hall. Heritage groups are recommending its preservation.
1998 budget process, delayed this year
due to province -wide municipal re-
structuring.
Library board chairman Jill Foster
urged councillors to support the
I0,000 -square -foot library size the
board had asked for, noting it was less
than should be provided for the catch-
ment area under the usual planning
standard.
"If we cut down too terribly much
we won't be able to service the com-
munity we're trying to service;' she
said.
After the meeting, Ms. Foster said
she was pleased with Council's deci-
sion and thought it was "wisest" to
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wait for the budget to be complete be-
fore moving forward on construction.
She would be surprised if construction
would begin this fall as originally rec-
ommended by staff since there are still
issues to be dealt with such as what to
do with the Palmer house and finding a
new location for the St. Paul's on -the -
Hill Community Food Bank also locat-
ed on the new library site. Her hope
now is that the new branch will be open
by the fall of 1999.
A decision on the Palmer house is
expected to be made soon and staff are
to report back to Council with a rec-
ommended design for the new library
by June at the earliest.
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PICKERING — Sports are just
games that kids should play for fun,
a Toronto Blue Jays coach told some
Pickering youngsters as controversy
swirls around the win -at -all -costs
mentality that seems to pervade am-
ateur hockey.
Whatever sports youngsters play,
"Just keep it a game," first -base
coach Jack Hubbard told Elizabeth
B. Phin Public School students on
Wednesday, as part of the fourth an-
nual Student Rally Day. "Have fun
with friends.
"Just go out and have fun with the
game"
And, just as players should take
direction from coaches, the former
elementary school teacher advised
the youngsters, "It is important to
pay attention in class and to the
teachers."
Mr. Hubbard urged the kids not to
get mixed up with a bad crowd.
"You're only as good as the people
you hang around with."
Hydro spends millions to reduce
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Staff reporter
PICKERING — Ontario Hydro is
spending $3.5 million on modifica-
tions to the Pickering nuclear station to
bring it into compliance with updated
provincial environmental regulations.
New Municipal Industrial Strategy
for Abatement (MISA) regulations
covering effluents from Hydra's power
stations came into effect April 13. At
Pickering, discharges from the Ra-
dioactive Liquid Waste Management
System (RLWMS), which collects
waste water from across the plant, do
not meet the new standard.
Though the RLWMS discharges are
radioactive and are regulated by the
Atomic Energy Control Board, the
new MISA rules deal only with the
non -radioactive toxins in them. The
discharges include water from sources
such as the on-site laundry facility, and
small amounts of non -heavy water that
may leak from the cooling systems in-
side the reactors.
According to Laurie Swami of the
Pickering station's environment de-
partment, the high toxicity levels in the
RLWMS discharges are due to its dem-
ineralized/deionized water content and
organic content.
In order to meet the new regula-
tions, she says, Hydro will be cleaning
the water to get rid of the unwanted or-
ganic content, as well as looking at
ways to deal with the demineralization
and deionization.
Even though the water is actually
very pure, explains Ms. Swami, the
balance of chemical, mineral and or-
ganic content is not compatible with
the normal lake environment and can
be toxic to fish.
"We're going to make it more pure,
get rid of everything. Once we get it all
He encouraged the students to put
their nose to the grindstone at school
and in their future job careers.
"Anything you do in life that's
worthwhile is going to require hard
work.
"Always try to be a leader."
Catcher Kevin Brown agreed. He
outlined his journey to the major
leagues, telling the children that hard
work and determination will pay off
in sports and in school.
"The harder you work, the luckier
you're going to get," he said.
plant discharges
cleaned up we have to add more chem-
icals (nutrients and minerals) to make
it non-toxic."
Right now, the RLWMS water is
mixed with condenser cooling water
from the station before being dis-
charged into the lake.
"By the time it got to the lake there
would be no problem," says Ms. Swa-
mi. The new MISA regulations, she
explains, are simply imposing a higher
degree of caution on what goes into the
lake.
Modifications and operational un-
provements being made at the Picker-
ing plant to meet the new standard are
expected to be complete by December,
1999.
"We may need more money and we
will get more matey if we need it,"
says Ms. Swami. "We are committed
to be in compliance with those regula-
tions."
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EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
War on johns
includes
naming names
There is a very good reason they call it the
world's second -oldest profession.
Prostitution — selling sex for cash — has been
around since the dawn of time and it's not about to
disappear tomorrow. However, it certainly seems to
have grown in intensity in Durham Region's red
light district, central Oshawa, in recent years.
That's why the Durham Regional Police Service
has quadrupled its efforts to stamp out streetwalkers
and, just as importantly, the men who troll for hook-
ers.
As Sergeant Jim Grimley says, "It seems there
has been a marked increase in prostitution activity
and with that comes an increase in drug-related
problems. People living in these areas are really
getting upset. They are fed up with what's going
on. '
Four teams of officers will crack down on the
problem. Female undercover officers will be out in
force, posing as prostitutes and ringing up arrests
for those who take the chance of taking part in ille-
gal activities.
Wednesday night eight men were arrested in the
Elm and Celina streets area of Oshawa. Four of the
men have Oshawa addresses, two call Ajax home
while two others are from Toronto. Their names
were made public this week, adding further shame
to the charge of communicating for the purpose of
prostitution.
Police hope the stepped-up enforcement and pub-
licity about arrests will cut down on prostitutes,
clients and the street crime and turmoil that comes
with it.
Those from neighbouring communities who
make the trip to Oshawa in search of prostitutes
don't seem to be aware of the stings, according to
Sgt. Grimley, who adds, "they obviously aren't
aware of what we are doing"
Now, there will be more publicity and the police
are confident the word will get out arrests are con-
sistently being made. I
If the johns dry up, the prostitutes won't have a
reason to be out on the street and the problem will
dissipate.
Those who live and work in Durham Region —
and particularly in Oshawa — have a right to a safe,
secure neighbourhood. If the police can help to
clean up the streets, more power to them.
To the johns we say think twice before bringing
your business to Oshawa.
To respond to this editorial call
rtirosounoe Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112
P'NbIWwr, Tim Whittaker
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LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Eliminate auto tariffs
To the editor:
Canadian Auto Workers' president
Buzz Hargrove, the anti-globalization-
ist and anti -free trader, did a complete
360-dcgree turn after the announce-
ment of the Daimler-Benz and
Chrysler marriage. Mr. Hargrove was
quoted, commenting on the importing
of new Mercedes -Chryslers into Cana-
da: "This should allow them to import
new cars duty-free" Does this mean
the Auto Pact is now dead in the
water?
A few days ago, a truckload of pe-
titions demanding the Auto Pact be
kept intact was signed by thousands of
CAW union members. It left Oshawa
City hall for Ottawa with much hulla-
baloo and posturing by Local 222
president Mike Shields and Mayor
Nancy Diamond.
Was it in vain that Mr. Hargrove
made this statement? It now seems
hypocritical when the 6.7 -per cent
duty is paid by buyers of Toyotas or
Hondas and not by buyers of Mer-
cedes -Chryslers.
If all tariffs were eliminated, car
buyers in Canada would have lower-
priced Canadian and imported vehi-
cles, car sales would increase and we
would have more money to spend on
other things.
It is part of a highly competitive
world car market, and you can be sure
there will be more surprises on the
horizon.
Hervmao van der Veen,
Oshawa
Don't bank on merger tax cuts
To the editor.
A little while ago, Pickering
Mayor Wayne Arthurs suggested that
if Ajax and Pickering amalgamated,
the new town should be called "La k-
cridge„
While this would certainly be an
improvement on "PickAx", I believe
"Ajax -Pickering" would be the logi-
cal choice because we already have
Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, the
Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade, the
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After amalgamation, we would
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The considerable savings from
such a merger could be passed on to
the residents of Ajax and Pickering in
the form of reduced taxes. However,
don't hold your breath.
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What sports
are all about
A long summer stretches ahead.
There's the plink! of a baseball being hit by
an aluminum bat, the giddy screams of kids at
play on the field, the splashes of water in the
backyard pool.
Such is summer for many families in Ajax
and Pickering.
It is also the time of year when many minor
sports organizations get into full swing.
Whether it's baseball, soccer or tennis, the lit-
tle boys and girls of summer dutifully suit up,
head to the fields of their endeavour and, in
most cases, have fun.
My five year old joins his first sports team
this summer, playing soccer in Pickering. His
coach called last week to inform us of game
and practice times and seemed on the tele-
phone like a nice fellow.
Like most parents, I hope my son's experi-
ence in organized sports is characterized by
the lessons he'll learn about teamwork, disci-
pline, sacrifice and sportsmanship.
But I keep thinking about a letter given to
me by another Pickering resident recently de-
scribing her son's rather negative experience
when he tried out for a rep soccer team. She.
contends her son and a handful of other boys
were embarrassed by a coach who made a
public spectacle of their being' cut from the
team roster.
In the letter, she describes a situation where
all the players were gathered together and.
through a process of elimination, about eight
boys were left standing alone in the centre of a
room while the others chosen to play for the
team whooped it up together, separate from
the boys who didn't make the cut.
Her description of the circumstances sur-
rounding the episode would likely trouble
most parents. Others, perhaps, would suggest
it builds character.
As a parent, I agree with her assessment of
what the organized sports experience should
be about: encouraging kids to be their best and
try their hardest; building self-esteem; learning
about responsibility and commitment; and en-
joying teammates' camaraderie.
I believe most of the men and women who
volunteer in our communities have those very
things in mind when they agree to coach our
chikfrert. Still, though, there ane some who see
winning as the only goal.
I don't much care if my son's team wins a
trophy. It doesn't matter to me whether he's
considered a "good" player. The value is in
seeing him take direction from a role model
and benefitting from that guidance. It's in
watching hint form new friendships and taking
part in an activity in which his teammates have
conunon goals. It's in watching him improve
his social and motor skills. It's in watching
him remain a kid for as long as he reasonably
can and have fun in his game, without fear of
reprisal if he misses a kick or lets the losing
goal into the net.
My son will be looking to his coach for en-
couragement, leadership and sound guidance.
Me too.
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The eyes have it , ; NEWS �� SUNDAY,ER . ,
Young Pickering students
learn what it's like to be blind
Denise Kramer and her guide dog Ebony gave students an
important lesson on seeing 'people on the inside, not the
outside.'
By $088 O'Neill
Staff reporter
PICKERING
Grade 5 students at Pick-
ering's St. Anthony
Daniel Catholic School
celebrated Education
Week recently learning
about some of the things
they tend to take for
granted.
Anna Przybylo's class
hosted Denise Kramer
and her guide dog Ebony
to hear what life is like
when you see with your
hands.
"It would be nice to be
sighted but I am so used
to being the way I am now
that there are some bene-
fits," Mrs. Kramer told
the students. "I see people
on the inside, not the out-
side"
The Pickering resident
and mother of two
teenagers began losing
her eyesight when she
was in Grade 6.
"I'm more blind now
than I used to be;" she
said.
Catholic schools debate
releasing Grade 3 test results
&/S�o
suff reporter
As Grade 3 students prepare to
write the Province's standardized
tests next week separate board offi-
cials are already debating whether
results should be made public.
Gerry Blake, superintendent of
programmes for the Durham
Catholic District School Board, told
trustees Tuesday while the reading,
writing and mathematics tests are
an important tool for boards, the in-
tent is not to rank or compare re-
sults between schools.
"It's unfair to rank schools." he
said, as the results "don't present an
accurate *ttrc:,
Mr. Blake noted there are many
variables that can affect a student's
achievement and said comparisons
between schools are inappropriate.
He reported the tests, adminis-
tered by the Education Quality and
Accountability Office (EQAO), are
designed to help schools improve
student learning and identify the
strengths and weaknesses in in-
struiptiion.
But, Oshawa trustee Fred Jones,
who called on the board earlier this
year to publish school -by -school re-
sults, said "I believe totally that all
school results ought to be shared
with the school cotmnunity."
Mr. Jones said he believes it's
"beneficial" to compare results and
said the "vast majority of parents„
would like to know how their
`When you see a
dog wearing a
harness on her
back she's
working. She's
being my eyes.'
-- Denise
Kramer
"I know what it's like
to have seen:"
Mrs. Przybylo began
inviting Mrs. Kramer to
the school because when
the children who often
see her walking with
Ebony in the area get a
chance to meet her "they
connect and that fear is
gone"
Mrs. Kramer, who vol-
unteers with the Canadian
National Institute for the
Blind, talked with the stu-
dents about her ability to
see with her hands and
her relationship with her
five-year-old black
Labrador retriever.
"When you see a dog
wearing a harness on her
back she's working. She's
being my eyes;" Mrs.
Kramer said.
"Ebony reads what I
think through the har-
ness."
While Ebony was defi-
nitely the biggest hit with
the students, Mrs.
Kramer's talking watch,
Braille alphabet book and
bill identifier were also
favourites.
"It opens up worlds for
(the students) and makes
them aware," said Mrs.
Przybylo.
She added that when
the students go home, it's
a good conversation
piece.
"The kids take (their
sight) for granted;" she
said. "And when they
meet Denise they're just
fascinated."
FRAM PEREIRA
'Parents felt it was
an invasion of privacy.'
school compares to others in the re-
gion.
However, Mr. Blake said if com-
parisons are made, Then the focus
becomes something other than what
the tests were intended for."
Meanwhile, Pickering trustee
Fran Pereira told the board she
heard from a lot of parents in her
area last fall who didn't want the re-
sults published.
"Parents felt it was an invasion
of privacy," she said.
Individual student, school and
board results from the second round
of province -wide testing will not be
released by the EQAO until the fall.
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Play''misty for me.?
Wally Biemacki isn't at all bothered by the cloud of steam billowing around
him as he oils up a steam engine at the Pickering Museum Village's annu-
al 'Steam Up'. This engine was historically used to provide power for the
saw mill.
Community
news from
Ajax and
Pickering
New guide
for green
thumbs
Everything you ever wanted
to know about gardening but
didn't know who to ask has
been compiled into a directory
by Durham resident Diane
Stepben.
The Durham Gardens Direc-
tory of Gardening Resources in
Durham Region has just been
released and contains more than
200 services and suppliers in
Durham Region including gar-
den centres, nurseries, design-
ers, catalogues, topsoil and trel-
lises.
The book also gives a com-
prehensive list of Canadian gar-
dening books, some of which
are available in braille. There
are telephone numbers for gar-
dening hotlines, Master Garden-
ers and local, provincial and na-
tional garden clubs and soci-
eties, as well as Internet sites.
A gardening log and activi-
ties guide and a calendar of
seminars, shows and workshops
is also included.
Call 905-655-5266 for infor-
mation
Two building
trades
get arbitrated
contracts
Two down one to go.
General site labourers and
bricklayers, two key residential
construction trade sectors, re-
ceived an arbitrated contract set-
tlement last week.
However drywallers remain
on strike, affecting home con-
struction in the GTA and
Durham Region.
Jamie Maclnnis, president of
the Durham Region Home
Builders Association says the
dispute had "no real effect in
Toronto or Durham simply be-
cause they had an arbitration
clause in their last contract, so
they could not go on strike, they
could not walk off the job.
"From a work stoppage point
of view, there was no stoppage in
work in either of those two
trades," he says.
Drywallers' representatives
are expected to meet with the
contractors' association Friday,
May 22 to try to come to an
agreement.
Drywallers have been on
strike since Friday, May I and
Mr. MacInnis said in an earlier
interview the work stoppage is
affecting home-building across
the region.
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Tutored students honoured at ceremony
The area's Kumon math and read-
ing centres are holding their second
annual Durham Region Student
Awards ceremony Sunday, May 24 at
12:30 p.m.
The ceremony at Heydenshore
Pavilion, at 589 Water St. in Whitby,
recognizes students who demonstrate
the will to learn independently and
who are self -motivated to tackle their
studies.
School
Council role
discussed
AJAX — The
school communi-
ty wuncil at Lin-
coln Alexander
Public School is
inviting parents
to provide input
on the Education
Improvement
Commission's
discussion paper
on the role of
school councils.
The council
will host a meet-
ing at the school
Tuesday, May 26
at 7 p.m. Lincoln
Alexander is at
95 Church St. N.,
Ajax.
For more in-
formation call
Jim Wilkinson at
619-0357.
Awards will be handed out to
pupils who are studying at two and
three years ahead of their grade level
and to those who have been studying
Kumon consistently for seven years.
Among those being honoured is
Whitby's Daniel Tsang, a 16 year old
who will be recognized for studying
at the highest math level in Durham.
Matthew Wong, 15, of Pickering
will be rewarded for his work at the
highest reading level.
Kumon is an after-school tutoring
programme designed in Japan in
1954.
It teaches math and reading to
pupils of all ages.
More than 30,000 students are at-
tending over 300 after-school Kumon
centres across Canada, including ap-
proximately 900 pupils in Durham
and area.
THE NEWS AD UMLSEU SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1"6.FAGE 9
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Following the release of the
Health Services Restructuring Commission's
final report on the GTA/905 area
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To be held on
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The focus of this session will be to discuss the following:
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2. Role and mandate of WMHC
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A copy of the WMHC Transition Plan" wi0 be ava7abie at the Public Information Session
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`Congratulations' We've done it again!
Four local technicians `very impressive' in GM technician guild competition
A hearty congratulations is the order of the day for all of Bob Johnston's service technicians.
Bob Johnston Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd. is proud to have four of their technicians awarded the prestigious title of Grandmaster
Technicians Award with one, shop foreman John Tomiszer winning the 'hands-on' competition and becoming National Grandmaster
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grand masters. It
' shows that our tech-
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who they are and
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School fun fair June S
AJAX — Students and
from 5 to 8 p.m., include a
staff of Roland Michener
barbecue, silent auction,
Public School invite every-
bake sale and games. Roland
one to the school's annual
Michener Public School is at
fun fair Friday, June 5.
95 Ritchie Ave. For more in -
Activities, which run
formation call 686-5437.
Items galore at
church auction
PICKERING — Hand-
viewing at 6:30 p.m. and
crafted furniture, gift cer-
bidding at 7.
tificates from businesses.
Proceeds from the event
tickets to sporting events
will be used on church pro -
and shows are among the
grammes and missions.
items available at an auc-
Everyone is welcome. Ad -
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mission is $3. The church
Amberlea Presbyterian
is at 1820 Whites Rd.,
Church hosts a Time, Tal-
Pickering.
ent and Treasures Auction
Call 839-1383 for more
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1995 - PAGE 11
Pickering High Trojans win sixth LOSSA track title
photo by A.J. Grose
Pickering High School Trojans' pole vaulter
Chris Henwood fails in this attempt to clear
the bar, but would regroup later to capture the
silver medal in the junior boys' event at the re-
gional track and field championships in Os-
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AJAX — The Picker-
ing High School Track and
Field team continued its
winning ways at the re-
gional track and field
championships at the Os-
hawa Civic Stadium
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Trojans captured
their sixth consecutive
Lake Ontario Secondary
School Athletics overall
boys' title at the champi-
onships. Pickering High
also won the midget and
the senior boys' team titles.
And 23 members of the
28 -member Trojans track
team qualified for the On-
tario Federation of School
Athletic Associations Cen-
tral Region Championships
at the Civic Stadium May
27 and 28.
The Trojans are the de-
fending OFSAA overall
boys' team tidists and the
midget boys' team champs.
Indivitlually, the track
was paved with gold for
Sheldon Scxxt who won the
midget boys' 100 metre and
200 -metre dashes, the long
jump and the 4 -x -100 -metre
relay with three teammates.
Scott also set new LOSSA
records in both the 200 me -
ties and the long jump. An-
drew Daley won gold
medals in the lWrnetre
hurdles, 300 -metre hurdles
and as part of the 4 -x -100 -
metre relay team. He also
earned a silver medal in the
long jump. Justin Ward won
gold as a member of the 4 -x -
I Wmetre relay team and
was fifth in the 400 metres
and the 300 -metre hurdles.
TJ. Gibb earned gold in the
4-x- I Wmetre relay, a silver
in the high jump and was
fourth in the 100 metres.
Kevin Richards was the sil-
ver medallist in the 100 -
metre birdies and finished
fourth in the triple jump.
Akiel John was the bronze
medallist in the triple jump.
In the midget girls' di-
vision, Stephanie McKen-
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the 100 metres and placed
fifth in the 200 metres.
Jennifer Pantin captured a
silver medal in the 3,000
metres, bronze in the 1,5(X0
metres and was sixth in the
800 metres. Sheriese
Lucas claimed a bronze
medal in the triple jump
and was fourth in the 200
metres and fourth as part
of Pickering's 4 -x -400-
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maine Martinborough ran to
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dles and the 4-x- IWmetre
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and was fourth in the 200
metres. Ricardo Wade won
gold as part of tx)th relay
squads, and posted silver -
medal efforts in the 100
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MAJOR JUNIOR'A' ROLLER HOCKEY LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDINGS
As of May 14
EASTERN DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A
PTS
Brampton Warriors 2 2 0 0 30 11
4
Toronto Tigers 1 1 0 0 13 12
2
Scarborough Voodoo 2 1 1 0 22 16
2
York Thoroughblades 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Durham Devils 0 0 0 0 0 0
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0
Vaughan Rockets 2 0 2 0 9 28
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WESTERN DIVISION STANDINGS
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PTS
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4
Oakville Coyotes 1 1 0 0 12 11
2
Niagara Panthers 2 1 1 0 36 17
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Brantford Thunderhawks 2 1 1 0 23 21
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LEAGUE RESULTS
May 6: Mississauga 14 at Lockport 6
May 8. Lockport 5 at Niagara 27; Brampton 18 at Vaughan 6: Brant-
ford 11 at Oakville 12.
May 9: Mississauga 14 at Buffalo 9; Brantford 12 at Niagara 9.
May 10: Vaughan 3 at Scarborough 10
May 13: Scarborough 12 at Toronto 13.
May 14: East End 5 vs. Brampton 12.
DURHAM ELEMENTARY ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION GYMNASTICS FINAL
At Gemini Gymnastics in Oshawa on Thursday. May 14,
TEAM COMPETITION
1. Stephen Saywell (Oshawa)
2. or R. Thornton (Whitby)
3. Lincoln Alexander (A(ax)
4. Dublin's Bay (A)ax)
PRIMARY COMPULSORY
FLOOR EXERCISES
1 Lam Larocca (R.H. Cornish). 2 Kim Orlowski (Cannnglon). 3.
Ern Gledwell (Gandstsetkagon)
BALANCE BEAM
1. Felicia Sianchet (William Dunbar). 2 Ashley Topalovkch (Dun-
bar); 3. Sara Netkly (Saywell).
VAULT
1. Nikki Grant (Lakeside); 2. Ashley Topalovich (Dunbar); 3. No -
JUNIOR COMPULSORY
FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Joanna Paflskas (Gandatsetiagon): 2. Jenny Mason (Say -
well); 3. Emily Buck (Thornton).
BALANCE BEAM
1. Jenny Mason (Saywell); 2. Callie Scott (E.B. Phin); 3. Susie
Warlow (Thornton).
VAULT
1. Cheryl De Costs (Saywell); 2. Sabrina Edwards (Lord Elgin);
3. Susie Warlow (Thornton).
INTERMEDIATE COMPULSORY
FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Andrea Yorke (Thornton); 2. Melissa Gerrits (Saywell); 3.
Stephanie Warlow (Thornton).
BALANCE BEAM
1. Andrea Yorke (Thornton); 2. Melissa Gerrits (Saywelf); 3.
Nicole Price (Lord Elgin)
VAULT
1. Samantha Colbourn (Lord Elgin); 2. Melissa Gerrits (Saywell);
Laura Figgens (Thornton).
K4 ADVANCED COMPULSORY
FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Katy Parkes (Dunbar). 2. Kristen Collins (Thornton); 3. Jenna
Swan (Saywell).
BALANCE BEAM
1. Julia Crawford (Lincoln Alexander); 2 Kristen Collins (Thom -
ton); 3 Kelly Johnstone (Duffin's).
VAULT
1. Kristen Collins (Thornton): 2 Stephanie Tyler (Dunbar): 3.
Julia Crawford (Lincoln Alexander).
Fs ADVANCED COMPULSORY
FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Lauren Stitt (Dunbar). 2 Morgan Chapman (Selywell): 3.
Kristin Shaw (S"11).
BALANCE BEAM
1. Kate Rltzo (Lakeside); 2 Knsty Brunet (Lakeside); 3. Nicole
Watts (Duffn's).
VAULT
1 Natasha Knutson (Saywell), 2 Karalyn Peacock (DuHin's): 3.
Lara Foster (Saywell).
OPTIONAL ONE
FLOOR EXERCISES
1, Tammy Vanderstarren (Gandatsetugon); 2. Devon Manors
(Lincoln Alexander): 3. Maga Salo (Saywally
BALANCE BEAM
1- Devon Masao (Lincoln Alexander). 2. Nazis Ashral (Lake-
side): 3 Ainslie Wood (Saywell)
VAULT
1. Sara Hurter (Saywelt); 2. Jessica Aldersion (Duke of Edin-
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OPTIONAL TWO
FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Angela Hill (Goodwood), 2. Jen Ottenhol (Uxbridge); 3.
Christa Dalziel (Saywell).
BALANCE BEAM
1. Jessica Shepherd (Lincoln Alexander); 2. Carrie Wadding -
ham (Saywell). 3. Angela Hill (Goodwood)
VAULT
I. Jen Ottenhof (Uxbridge): 2 Ashley Bianchet (Dunbar); 3. Jen-
nifer Erodotou (Dunbar).
ELITE ONE
FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Cassidy Lynch -Patterson (Thornton); 2. Anne Cretney (out -
fin's), 3. Jaime -Leigh Taylor (Dufhn's)
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Jaime -Leigh Taylor (Dublin's).
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FLOOR EXERCISES
1. Arran Blade (Highbush); 2. Alicia Calderone (Lincoln Alexander),
3. Chantal Lavalley (Lord Elgin).
BALANCE BEAM
1. Alicia Calderone (Lincoln Alexander); 2. Danielle Sora (High.
bush): 3. Arran Black (Highbush).
VAULT
1. Arran Blade (Htghbush); 2. Britiney Lloyd (Highbush); 3 Chantal
Lavalley (Lord Elgin).
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be taking place during the week of June 1-5, 1998.
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Pickering students bring home silver from band competition
ST. MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL CONCERT BAND AND JAZZ ENSEMBLE IMPRESS JUDGES IN VANCOUVER
PICKERING — A trip
to the Musiefest Canada Na-
tionals had a silver lining for
St. Mary Catholic Sec-
ondary School music stu-
dents who returned from
Vancouver this week with
three medals.
The school's Senior Con-
cert Band, Senior Jazz En-
semble and Junior Jazz En-
semble brought home silver
medals from the national
competition, reports St.
Mary teacher and conductor
Gerard Herlihev.
"We're really happy;" Mr
Herlihey says. "We did very
well. The students played as
well as I thought they could
have played"
St. Mary was chosen to
represent southern Ontario
at the competition following
a first -place finish at the
Southern Ontario Band Fes-
tival in February.
It was the school's sec-
ond consecutive trip to the
national competition and
Mr. Herlihey believes the
students' experience in Ot-
tawa last year helped pre-
pare them for the competi-
tion in Vancouver.
"It was grilling. But the
kids were prepared for it;"
he says of the 42 band mem-
bers who made the trip out
west.
While Mr. Herlihey says
winning gold would have
been a bonus, he notes
bringing home silver is
"nothing to sneeze at" given
the "extensive" nature of the
judging.
He explains the student
jazz ensembles were sub-
jected to intense scrutiny by
a "panel of the best jazz peo-
ple from across the world".
Each ensemble is rated in
approximately 15 cate-
gories, including posture,
choice of music and perfor-
mance.
Adjudicators assessing
the concert band are "world-
renowned conductors and
composers.
"I knew the kids didn't
know who the people were.
But you would pay thou-
sands of dollars to see these
guys perform"
Apart from the competi-
tion, Mr. Herlihey says stu-
dents had the opportunity to
attend workshops and see
concerts, including a perfor-
mance by the Canadian
Brass.
"I'm very proud of them
— both of their performance
and their behaviour. They're
just a very easy group to
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at 15 Harwood Ave. S.
Suite 201 Ajax.
SLLC offers per-
sonalized coordinated
speech-language, edu-
cational and behaviour
analysis senices for
preschoolers through to
adults, allowing families
a unique opportunity to
address a diverse range
of needs in a holistic
manner.
Services are deliv-
ered at the Centre, at
home, school, daycare
etc. on a one-on-one
basis, with group ses-
sions offered in specific
areas.
SLLC's recent
expansion provides
additional treatment
rooms plus observation
facilities.
NEW AT SLLC
B e h a v i o u r
Analysis for individuals
with and without spe-
cial needs. Integrated
services for children
with PDD/Autism
including discrete trial
training.
In the fall, of this
year, SLLC will be
adding an intensive,
interdisciplinary thera-
py for PDD/Autistic
children, combining
Learning
and carryover of skills to natural-
istic environments.
SUMMER GROUP
FUN AT SLLC
Fine Motor Fun ... develop-
ing fine motor skills (paper/pen-
cil, scissors, self-help). Youth
Group... practical skill develop-
ment for youth with Down syn -
entre
drome. Summer Reading
Program... enthusiastic boost in
reading & writing skills. Let's
Chat... explicit instruction in
social interaction skills. Act It
Out ... language and drama fun.
Language Notes ... music, move-
ment and communication skills.
Bonjour... intro. to French lan-
guage and culture.
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lifelong learning
needs of our
community
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The Benefic0
ial Influence of Magnets
The beneficial influence of
magnets may be summed up as fol-
lows:
(1) When a magnet is applied
to the human body, magnetic
waves pass through the tissues and
secondary currents are induced.
When these currents clash with
magnetic waves, they produce
impacting heats on the electrons in
the body cells. The impacting heats
are very effective to reduce pains
and swellings in the muscles, etc.
(2) Movement of haemoglo-
bin in blood vessels is accelerated
while calcium and cholesterol
deposits in blood are decreased.
Even the other unwanted materials
adhere to the inner side of blood
vessels, which provoke high blood
pressure, are decreased and made
to vanish. The blood is cleansed
and circulation is increased. The
activity of the heart eases and
fatigue and pains disappear.
(3) Functions of autonomic
nerves are normalized so that the
internal organs controlled by them
regain their proper function.
(4) Secretion of hormones is
promoted with the result that the
skin gains lustre, youth is pre-
served and all ailments due to lack
of hormone secretion are relieved
and cured. -
(5) Blood and lymph circula-
tions are activated and therefore,
all nutritions are easily and effi-
ciently carried to every cell of the
body. This helps in promoting gen-
eral metabolism.
(6) Magnetic waves penetrate
the skin, fatty tissues and bones
invigorating the organs.
The result is greatly
enhanced resistance to
disease.
(7) The magnetic
flux promotes health and
provides energy by elimi-
nating disorders in, and
stimulating the functions
of, the various systems of
the body, namely the cir-
culatory, nervous, respira-
tory digestive and uri-
nary.
(8) The magnetic
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promoting the growth of
cells, rejuvenating the tis-
sues of the body, strength-
ening the decayed and
inactive corpuscles and
increasing the number of
new sound blood corpus-
cles.
(9) Magnets have
exceptional curative
effects on certain com-
plaints like toothache,
stiffness of shoulders and
other joints, pains and
swellings, cervical
spondylitis, eczema as
well as on chilblains,
injuries and wounds.
(10) The self -curative
faculty (Homeostasis) of
the body is improved and
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mentioned above. One
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and more, without feeling
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(11) The magnetic
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of the body. The effect
remains in the body for
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through the circulation of blood,
which contains haemoglobin and
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position of iron contained in the
body.
The adult human body con-
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be traced in all parts of the body.
Most of it is present in blood as a
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smaller amount remains in muscles
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LASIK
LASIK IS THE MOST ADVANCED FORINT
OF LASER VISION CORRECTION
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to correct nearsightedness, astigmatism and farsightedness.
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PRK
Most patients have 2 — 4
days of considerable pain
after the procedure.
Yvan is blurted for 3 — 7 dogs
following the procedure.
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1-12 months.
VS LASIK
Almost completely painless.
Eye drops necessary to control the
healing process for 2 — 6 months.
Mary post-operative visits
necessary to ensure proper
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drive their car within 12 hours
at howl the procedure.
Vision in most patients is stable
after 2 — 6 weeks.
Eye drops used for 1 week only.
Very little aftercare necessary
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Oshawa Clini(, 117 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario Ll H 169
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Chiropractic & Massage - A Perfect Blend
By ditions, improve athletic
performance and injury, as
kr. MaryAnn Franko ; well as many others.
Andrea Allen To better understand
why massage therapy is
It is so great to have Andrea helpful for these conditions
it may be beneficial to look
Allen R.M.T. and her healing at a few of the effects of
hands at Pineridge Natural massage itself. Primarily,
Health.
There is nothing more
enjoyable and relaxing than
the touch of caring human
hands on sore, aching mus-
cles.
Chiropractors acti-
vate joint function that has
been sometimes dimin-
ished for vears. Little by tit-
tle the full range of motion
can often be restored by
gentle spinal adjustments
freeing up nerves that have
been numbed by constant
pressure. Stretching the
small muscles of the body
in these procedures can
sometimes produce what
seem to be miraculous
results. Couple this with
assisting the body's mecha-
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clearing out toxins that
have been built up over the
years and, to and behold,
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wonder why you suffered
so long.
Registered Massage
therapy (RMT) is now con-
sidered by many to be an
effective alternative health
care approach. It is evolv-
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peutic approach -that is
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sons for this change in atti-
tude has come about by the
advancement in education
and knowledge that all
RMTs gain through their
schooling. Although com-
munity colleges are now
offering massage therapy
courses, most of us have
there is an increase to clrcu-
studied at private special-
ized colleges in which the
studies have included over
2,200 hours or two years of
in-depth course study such
as: anatomy, physiology,
pathology, neurology,
assessments, remedial exer-
cises and more.
Furthermore, we have
obtained over 120 hours of
supervised clinical practice,
as well as volunteer experi-
ence at sporting events and
functions and geriatric out-
reach programs. All of
these which an average
grade of 70 per cent must
be achieved in order to
graduate and write a set of
board exams. Such exams
enable our title to go from
Massage Therapist to
Registered Massage
Therapist and therefore
practice in professional set-
tings, bill insurance compa-
nies and company benefits
for work performed.
What many people
fail to realize is that mas-
sage therapy is useful for
many, many conditions
outside of the obvious.
Most people commonly use
massage therapy for relax-
ation and stress manage-
ment and, indeed, the
results are extremely good.
However, many other con-
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reversed or avoided with
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Injuries sustained in motor
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migraines, upper and
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which assists greatly in the
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in the body by way of
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Consequently, our blood
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body, therefore making the
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is extremely helpful in
decreasing edema and
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fluid from the tissues into
the blood enabling it to be
removed by the body as
waste.
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Audiologists'
most frequently asked questions
Q. How old must my child be be-
fore I can get his hearing tested?
A. Stella Maschas-Wong, Ajax -
Pickering Audiologist who also
works at the Hospital for Sick Chil-
dren, states that: "Now testing
methods have been developed such
as auditory brainstem response
testing and behavioural observation
which allows an Audiologist to as-
sess the hearing in both ears of in-
fants less than one month old. If
you are concerned about your
child's hearing, see your doctor for
a referral to an Audiologist. the ear-
lier a hearing loss that requires am-
plification is identified, the better
the child's prognosis for the devel-
opment of speech and language:'
Q. Can my child's repeated ear
infections cause permanent hear-
ing loss?
A. If left untreated, an ear infection
could cause permanent hearing
loss, states Ms. Maschas-Wong.
However, most children receive
prompt medical attention, and apart
from some discomfort, experience
no permanent effect on their hear-
ing. Children with recurrent (fre-
quent) ear infections may show
fluctuating hearing with good days
and bad days. Often the bad days
go by undetected as the child may
not complain about their ears. So,
parents need to be vigilant and have
their children's hearing monitored
by an Audiologist, an expert in
heating testing.
Q. How do you keep earmolds
clean.
A. According to Janet Wither-
spoon, Whitby Audiologist: "It's a
common practice to clean all ear -
molds with soap and water. How-
ever, many professionals believe
that the soft plastic earmolds may,
in fact, house bacteria, increasing
the incidence of car infections in
children who suffer from frequent
bouts of otitis media and have
'draining ears'. The practice of
using soap and water bas proven in-
sufficient in killing bacteria. One
over-the-counter cleaner, Phiso-
derm, is claimed to work very well
to eliminate bacteria on soft ear -
molds. Phisophex, which must be
obtained through prescription, is a
stronger cleaning agent and is more
effective in removing bacteria on
soft earmolds: '
Q. I was told that I need two
hearing aids, is this true?
A. "Yes;' states Audiologist Lila
O'Neill. "When a person has hear-
ing loss in both ears and both ears
are aidable then the person needs to
be fitted with two hearing aids. Re-
search shows numerous advantages
- Here are some:
SAFETY: When a person hears
with only one ear, he has difficulty
locating sound. This can be danger-
ous, especially in traffic.
IMPROVED UNDERSTAND-
ING: Binaural hearing helps you
sort out and understand individual
voices.
WIDER HEARING RANGE: A
voice barely heard at 10 feet with
one ear can be heard up to 40 feet
away with two ears.
RESTFUL LISTENING: Listen-
ing with only one ear is physically
tiring.
SMOOTHER TONE QUALITY:
binaural hearing generally requires
less volume, giving a natural sound
to voices and music.
CUSHIONS LOUD SOUNDS:
Sudden loud sounds lose much of
their jarring effect when divided
between two ears.
BETTER SOUND IDENTIFI-
CATION: Many noises which
sound almost exactly like when
heard in one ear can be identified
easily when heard with two ears.
BOTH EARS STAY ACTIVE:
When a hearing impaired person
wears a hearing aid in only one ear,
that ear tends to take over all hear-
ing. The unused ear tends to lose its
ability to hear and understand.
BALANCE HEARING: Hearing
from both ears is perceived as bet-
ter balanced.
TaVNrMS RELIEF: Tinnitus is
heard as ringing, buzzing or click-
ing sounds in one or both ears and
generally when it's quiet. Hearing
aids provide the auditory stimula-
tion that's required for hair cells to
function.
Q. I was told that I have Nerve
Q: Can I claim my hearing aids on my
income tax?
A: Yes! In the 1997 Federal Budget
Audiologists are now allowed to certify
an individual's eligibility for the
Disability Tax Creft
deafness and nothing can be have shown that 90 to 95 per cent aids which range from behind -the -
done. Is this true? of hearing losses cannot be helped ear to virtually invisible complete -
A. Most hearing losses are perma- by surgery or drugs, adds Ms. ly-in-the-ear-canal hearing aids,
nent and called "sensorineural Miller. "Hearing aids are generally virtually everyone who needs hear -
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Exploring the compatibility of
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Yoga is most noted for increas-
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muscular fatigue and pain are results
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ening and stretching these tissues
often lessens the discomfort.
Even if a bodyworker can work
magic with her hands, all muscular
conditions are helped by good self
maintenance skills of the client. For
example if the client is seeking body-
work for the relief of shoulder tension,
he/she will find that a yoga stretch
that lengthens the muscles, tendons
and ligaments around the neck, shoul-
ders and upper back will be helpful to
reinforce the positive feedback to the
body, that comes when the muscle
groups stay supple.
Receiving bodywork and/or
practicing yoga promotes improved
circulation and structural alignment:
heightened mental acuity: elevated
mood and improved respiration,
digestion and elimination.
(quite often a yoga practitioner
will find that they are discovering their
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A bodyworker can duplicate
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"Yoga" means "union". Yoga
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Durham teens needed to
help at summer camp
though some leadership skills
would be helpful.
Meanwhile, there are still a
few spaces for Grade 7 and 8
students only at the camp.
There's no fee but a $50 dona-
tion for food is required. The
deadline for applications is
June 19. Application forms for
leadership or camp are avail-
able at all local municipal infor-
mation centres. For more infor-
mation, call Mr. Magee at 576-
1198.
Durham teenagers are need-
ed to act as volunteer leaders
for a summer camp near
Omemee.
Oshawa resident William
Magee runs Camp Sharing.
which provides free wilderness
survival camp experiences for
children. He's got more than
enough children registered for
the camp but still needs high
school students to be camp
leaders this summer.
Volunteer leaders will attend
a free leadership course from
July 2 to 10 (a $50 donation for
food is required). This will also
be a junior leadership camp for
children in Grades 7 and 8.
Following the course, lead-
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July 13 to 17 for Grade 5 and 6
students, July 20 to 24 for
Grades 3 and 4 students and
July 27 to 31 for Grades I and 2
students. Camps run from Sun-
day at 3 p.m. to Friday at 3 p.m.
No experience is needed al -
Durham school board discusses staffing at public meeting
The Durham District for the coming school year. The meeting is open to the
School Board will hold a spe- The meeting will be held at public.
cial meeting Monday. May 25 the education centre, 400 For more information call
at 7 p.m. to discuss staffing Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. 666-5500.
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ty of time for check-in on domes- Airport Ground Transportation including a course in defensive
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BILLBOARD
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX
AND PICKERING
SUNDAY, MAY 24
SALE: The First Port of Owasco Sea
Scouts, Ventures and Rovers host a
Rummage Sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock
Road north of Hwy. 401, Pickering. Pro-
ceeds to purchase equipment for the
group. Donations of sale items wel-
come, charitable donation receipt avail-
able. 427-7477 (John Hill).
FASHION SHOW, TEA: The Ajax/Pick-
ering Osteoporosis Support Group and
the Rougemount Co-op House host a
Fashion Show and Tea from 2 to 4 p.m.
at the Co-op, 400 Kingston Rd. Picker-
ing. Proceeds to Ajax -Pickering Gener-
al Hospital for bone densitometry ma-
chine, and to the Deohaeko Support
Network which helps mentally -chal-
lenged people to live in their own apart-
ments. Door prizes. $10 admission in-
cludes tea, coffee sandwiches and
dessert. For tickets call 839-9549 (He-
len Dionne).
MUSEUM VILLAGE: Muskets, Fifes
and Drums, A Military Experience, is
held today from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
Pickering Museum Village, on Hwy. 7, 3
km east of Brock Rd., Greenwood. Bat-
tle re-enactment at 2 p.m. Adults $5,
families $15.
MONDAY, MAY 25
AJAX KINSMEN: The Kinsmen Club of
Ajax holds a general dinner meeting at
6:30 p.m. at the Kinsr+nen Heritage Cen-
tre, 120 Roberson Dr. The Kinsmen are
a group of young men serving the com-
munity's greatest needs. 683-6222.
LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606,
hold daily lunches from noon to 1:30
p.m. at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. All
meals under $4. All welcome. 839-
2990.
CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Today's the last
day to make a reservation for the Thurs-
day, May 28 meeting of the Ajax -Picker-
ing Christian Women's Club, from 9:30
to 11:15 a.m. in Gallantry's Banquet
Room on the lower level of the Pidker-
ing Town Centre. Special feature is 'A
Spring Bouquet' with the Career School
of Floral Design. Musical entertainment.
$5 per person, first -timers $2.50. Free
babysitting for preschoolers. Reserve,
427-5445 (Karen).
ENDOMETRIOSIS: The Ajax -Pickering
Women's Centre holds a free workshop
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Community
Centre, Admirars Room, Centennial
Rd. Dr. Lisa Dorin discusses naturo.
co
pathic approaches for ping with En-
dometriosis and fibroid tumours. Regis-
ter, 686-2661 (Debbie Whiteway).
TUESDAY, MAY 26
CANCER: Feeling Your Best During
Cancer Therapy, an ird malional work-
shop
orkshop for people about to begin treat-
ment and their caregnrers, is held at
7:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup-
port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Os-
hawa A cancer patient who has under-
gone treatments will share personal ex-
Periences. To register, 579-4833.
ARTHRITIS: The Ajax -Pickering
branch of The Arthritis Society holds a
free public forum at 7:30 p.m. at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church
St. N., Ajax. Chiropractor Dr. Jacques
Resinek discusses Tips To Cope With
Your Arthritis, 434-7221, 1-888-765-
0005.
BUSINESS: The Durham Contact Busi-
ness Exchange meets Tuesdays from 7
to 8:30 a.m. at the at Victorian Garden
Banquet Hal, corner of Hwy. 2 and
Randall Dr., Ajax. Reserve, 428-6272
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They have all the latest
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says that they treat every vehicle
as if it were their own and
always fund ways to save their
customers money.
That includes right now.
You can get $200 off a complete
paint and body job or $200 off
your deductible for insurance
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"That offer is on until May
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tomers can also take advantage
of our 90 -day no interest, no pay-
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Additional services pro-
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to Three Bears Autobody
vided include a free shuttle ser-
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"Insurance companies may
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For more information about
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Be qualified and ready to work in 1998
Financial assistance may be available If you qualify
r'� d THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
The Town of Pickering's Finance Department is in the midst of
innovative change and has excellent career opportunities for two
individuals who will play key roles in the financial management of the
Town. Both positionswill report directly to the Director of I'mance.
Responsibilities will include all accounting and related functions:
preparing annual financial statements, budget control neporu and
assisting with the current and capital budgets and overall financial
planning of the Town.
The position will also guide the Department through a review of its
systems, processes and procedures. Corporate performance measurement
and program budgets are additional initiatives to be implemented.
The ideal candidate will have a related university degree and a
professional accounting designation, supplemented by at least 5 years
related work experience, preferably in municipal accounting, and
experience in a management capacity.
Excellent organizational, interpersonal, analytical, presentation and
communication skills are essential. Proficiency in a PC network
environment utilizing Oracle based financial systems is desirable.
Flatanciel Ann"
The successful candidate will provide assistance in the supervision and
coordination of annual, current and capital budgets, financial analysis
and policy rept writing, development charge studies and special
projects for the Director and the Corporation.
Amust possess or be working towards a n*ftd degive,
di or a professional accounting designation with 3 years reG6ed
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positions are also encouraged to respond.
We offer a competitive salary am a comprebeasive benefits package. If
you are an enthusiastic team player and have the necessary
qualifications, please submit a detailed resume by lune 3, 1998 to:
oyment Services CoordiMor
GO of Human Resources
Puckering Civic Complex
1 The Esplanade
Pickening. Ontario
L116K7
6K7
Fax 905-420-6064
In accordance with the Munic#W Freedom of Infomtation and Protection of
Privacy Act, the information is collected pursuant to the Municipal Act,
RS.O. 1990, cM 45, and will used to select a candidate.
We domk aU those individuals who apph however, ash those apphcanu granted
an imerview wiU be acbaiwtedged.
An equal opportunity employer
AVERY
DENNISON
Avery Dennison Office Products Canada has
immediate need for a
TEAM MANAGER
Reporting to the Manufacturing Manager, this po-
sition plays a key leadership role to our Manufac-
turing and Distribution Centre teams on the Mid-
night shift. The main focus of this position is on
Safety, Customer Service, Teamwork, maximizing
Productivity and the security of all team mem-
bers, the building and the grounds.
The successful candidate must possess a post s
ondary education resulting in a degree or diplon
manufacturing and warehousing experience, de
onstrated leadership skills, sound knowledge
team concepts, good understanding of logistics,
passion for safety, strong interpersonal skills a
a strong mechanical aptitude.
Please submit your resume to:
Manager, Employee Services
Avery Dennison Canada Inc.
200 Base Line Road East
Bowmanville, Ontario UC 1A2
Fax (905) 6974777
,o phone calls please. Only applicants
)r an interview will be contacted.
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SYSTEM SUPPORT
18 MONTH CONTRACT
Monarch Marking Systems Canada Ltd., a leading manufacturer
and distributor of bar code identification systems for retail and
industrial applications, is embarking on a company wide system
conversion using mainstream technology.
We require a SYSTEM SUPPORT COORDINATOR to maintain
day to day computer operations during this conversion. The
successful candidate will have experience in System 36, RPG11
programming, Novell 3.11 administration, and PC maintenance.
Good communication skills are essential.
Faxisend your resume to:
Human Resources, 895 Brock Rd.
Pickering, Ont. L1W 3C1
Fax 905-839-6130
Thank you for responding. Unfortunately only those selected
for an interview will be contacte
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If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
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names. Place your appikatiork and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
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gene wilt cake to gel shad
quids,. Car is rotpowo. For
urervww a Sunday. 12 noon
to 2 p w Malty 10 a.m. - 4
p.m. only. (906) 571 -35V -
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your appikatiork and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
PLEASE NOTE,, resailmosast aro lazed
di to Os1 o This week, wIN riot
be l ollbw
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indicated by No lady dldlem; In lila ad.
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1480 Bayly SL, Suite 7,
Pickering, bN L1 W 3T8
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please fax your resume to
Pickering: 905-420-4484
GM Warraaiy and APP Complder
exp. prelerror. Wer - Sat. whist
aPProx. 25 fhWe Mors
CM"d JeM MSavo" -
or AMo Melata!lalt
985-427-2500
Bob Miers Cher. Olds. Ajax
Requkw
Adult Caffws for door to door
delivery on Tuesd", Wednesday,
Friday ale Saturday.
Must have reljable vehicle.
Call Cimulation Department
905.683-6117
KIDS! KIDS! KIDS!
2 f
W anted for 7`l rx Movie Jobs!
No Fees!! Men / Womaz 16-65
Yrs. NeaW for same! No extras.
Pars call (416) 221-3829
INSURANCE BROKER/C.S.R.
Commercial Insurance experience an asset
CAIB or AIIC Designation preferred.
Van Kempen Insurance Assoc. Ltd.
Fax resume to (905) 427-4615
W= Om TV
Dogs, Cats, Birds and Exotic Animals
needed for TV commercials, series,
films, catalogues and brochures. Send
pictuire with dame and phone number
with info on pet to: P.O. Box 58541,
197 Sheppard Ave. E. Tor., M2N 3A8
Al ORNERS and Teams
Warted to run for Canda's Il
7ranspon Cc New and good wakmq equipment
We also have aperxnps b run
aAomotive Perls o and Prow
USA Howe daily. We over
cowpetmvf tales, paid week-
ly, aetognaft deposits. aero
IriterprIII Package available Wife
ICC hI d� driving
police
search Call 905-723-4118
Fax 905.723-3797
BAKERY MANAGEMENT -
Ptckernq Individual regwred
who is liirids on. 010111111p1lref0
i oto is able 10 ad"" Was
results through crew mew
bers 1. years food serwce
supe rrisory "PC wnce Ex-
celem starrirr0 salary. 5 day
wort week period Resumes
only to Camabon 'world
Famous Ciirifninn Rots'. 120
Man Swat. 03. Cambridge.
Ontario 11111 1V7 Fax. (519)
622-3177
KAUTY SALON regw m W
censed assistant marnager for
Ajax Salary/commssrdNbo-
mrs/OrofK sham0 Also styl-
ists. full aid put time. Cal
Clinch. (905) 576-2512
CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT
coordinator Develop volun-
teer chapters in DMhan Re-
gion to raise finds for medical
reseach. funds
past
secondary edhration in heath
or human services: volunteer
sector/fundraisbip experience:
must Tuve own vdkGe.
Horne -office based position.
20 Ms/wk. Apply to Regonal
Director. Crohn's and Coldis
Foundation of Canada. 21 St.
Clair Avenue Ext x301, Tor-
omo, 1114T 11.9, by June 12.
1998.
Required
l O ILL TWIIEIt�
minimum 10 yrs. exp.
DBI IB!~ RRL 110E
malwers.iall
tion.
10-15 with
btyiny3�
MNlpidlsliq CaRRt
CIaANQ1C
lOft'llOUli
AVAR..
low. s "W coq.
am.""
copy mail disks for cash!
RUSH SASE. To: L.L. Wood.
60.8 Bristol Road East, Sufle
359A. Mississauga, Ontario.
L4Z 3K8
DADDY D'S GNU - EVeri-
enced Server / Cashier. Part
time, 3 days/meek. Daytime
yrs. Call 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
-2547
Cash paid daily!
Ice Cream vend-
ing routes avail-
able in Ajax &
Pickering.
students to seniors
428-7380
OYNMM'i PIZAI now hiring
drivers Paid cash tightly
Earn up to $12/hr Apply a
1051 Skam St N 434-2777.
Whitby 300 Ovadas St. E.
430.0030.
BlsvElt of cube ern repaired
for denerias in the GTA
Clean rOW and knowledge
of ay a must Current ab-
strad req'd Please submit
resume lo: UNDER1itr000'S.
410 Rousy Ave Alai Fax
9905) 619.9829
OINVIBB INSTRUCTOR re-
grind Must ewe *w g n-
struclor's license aid own
fisc nnodw vehde Please
cal Joe at (905) 436-9402
EXPERIENCED ,Zr" waffled for trust' Salon n Dw-
nam Cane. Alar Good weq-
es. Cal (905) 619.6057
EXPERIENCED tMemarketer
needed Good wage. Cal (905)
427.6010. A)ax
wepay you di"to
asseribe our products. Easy
work No miler
necessary For FREE details
send SAS.E. b
Five Su► Eowprieee
IM 1 i If mol III, Sub 21
PidaiiuY qtr
(h
SLY FItIBIL1Et wanted:
We more families are need-
ed in Ostuwi to host NauQt
boys from Span and France
f kly. Fa infe Cal Cam X
(905) 43a -SW
FULL a FAIR ane Roral de-
signers. Must have 2 yrs shop
expmence. Reeds Florist
HAIR SrYLLSrS
deeded for Ajax - Piclall"
ata. fBAW b Sian
Plus pa*dwft
good
m"
905-831-4337.
FIRST CHOICE
HAIR CUTTERS
resideas availaNe i■
OsYawa As well
905438 -OMS
TER help, blue ocean fish and
chipS,. 2200 Brock Fid. N.
Pick M1. (905) 428-3317
OENERM LABOURER with DZ
license, seasonal work, me-
Chwk lly inclined. Call Pat
Monday m Friday at 434-8122
HAIRDRESSER licensed,
busy salon. Great salary and
benefits. Ask for Peter (905)-
720-1991.
NAIRSTYLIST NEEDED, full
ame Licensed minimum 3-5
yrs . with or without clientele
for Village Spa ESTHETICIAN
also required. CeM 416-410-
8739. or fax 905-86-1872
HAIRSTYLISTS - for busy sa-
lon in Pickering. With or wipe-
out clientele Salary Dlus
commission. Call Angle (905)
831-1055
HIRING experienced shin-
glers Supply own transporta-
tion and rand tools. Pay nego-
tiable. Call John McLellan
(905)-767-1240.
KNOCK KNOCK Opponunny
knocks When is me W time
you cashed a $1.000 pay -
Cheque? Experienced sales
reps needed Call Wayne 905-
438-9344
LEGAL SECRETAIIYiAssistant
Oshawa lawyer seeking ex-
penenced person with
intelligence. excellem cons
puler skins. excellent people
skills for highly autornated 0l -
ice Part time likely leaa+0to
full time. Reply to C kwOr-
uk
for-
uk 304 Stevenson R. N..
Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 51119.
LMT RIDUSTRIAL. king -
term temp, must have 6
morals wtiititq I perrniot A
$9 SCOWety toed bools. Up to
hrough
t rooughh
Oshawa areas. We will be o -
Rid st W W. H000" on
May 26 To". between
9 30am-2:OOpnn. Please follow
sips when emnuq. Stan Phs.
REOUMED expenift
Pool If
Swimming eaaNer In-
tenock work t landscaprq.
416-269-6%7
MODELS WANTED . f;;;_Q
nada between 2-19 to com-
piete in this yews 19% Tor-
omo Pageants Over $20.000
n pores am sili0laslips W
coir* trips to Nationals in
Lis Vega Cat today 1-sw
367.2125 Ea 240
MODELS eammo - from Ca-
nada behow 2 19 to cow
plot in In yeas 1996 Tor-
onto PiOeatt Over 520.000
in poet ate txJif' - ps. in-
aumv trips to Nationals in
ut Vega Cal today 1.800-
367-2123 Eid. 240
NEW OSNAWA downtown of-
t kd Ori
rems and iniere
Ful ">a»pirovroee_ fop
wages; D>b " plas bo-
nus For an ii"we w of 4W
0058
aw"SaftilanY Adverts-
irp markebrig co rapidly ex-
p id" throughout Ontario
10-N2n0q tpeople . es Can
Brittany
(905)710 3144
PRINTERS HELPER - Expen-
mad person required to pi-
que fibergaass mitt Caps for
S" lam Contact ROL
Pickering (905) 426-7373
PN]ER MASSAGE At-
ltridam exp or training S30/
Clue old Suitable for females
tai. with professional ap-
pearance more ileo (416)
339-0486.
REOINRED MOREUTATE full
time dog Groomer Eiblerienuce
an asset Dimes will include
hand scissoring. till treed
dips. (905)-576.5466.
RESPONSIBLE Delivery Onv-
ers waled with wen vehicle.
Call 576-3121 ask for Join.
TRECOMMUNCOM
home base business oppoe
tunny fel tlffw n Mase. $to
experience riaasary. Cal 24
hours (905}K19.5240.
WAIT STAFF, cow ma-
WTOMENsned". for
casual din" rrxtaerant Ap-
ply within Datoh Bob's, 1755
Picker" PartwNy. NO p—
ea please.
anal, h/ A part law GE
NOSHA HOM 70 Oft St E
Appy in person or x1723-
4641.
an experienced
HAIR
STYLIST
in a busy salon
in Whitby.
call 430-8787
swemur"o couple. July 1
for 58-anet Oshawa townhouse
complex, to work alternate
weekends + 2 nWdVwftk.
Also assist A and
holiday coverage. Partial rem
reduction. For app. call 434-
3972.
THE NEWS ADVR.R7'LSER SUNDAY, MAY 24,19M PAGE 29
110 r 135 135
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
AJAX
Meekings Dr.
Marks Crt.
Griffiths Dr.
Hunter Dr.
Hawker Crt.
Steams Crt.
Chapman Dr.
Ducatel Dr.
Carr Dr.
Billingsgate Cres.
Emperor St.
Tulloch Dr.
PICKERING
Village St.
Arcadia Sq.
Amberlea Rd.
Maple Ridge Dr.
Lynn Heights Dr.
Bridgegate Cres.
Benton Cres.
Colonial St.
Sherman Cres.
Maury Cres.
Graceland Crt.
Sparrow Cir.
Chickadee Crt.
1995 Pinegrove
Ave.
Mekfon Dr.
Sandhurst Cres.
Longbow Dr.
Hoover Dr.
Fawrldale Rd.
SCARBOROUGH
Ravine Park Cres.
Parlette Ave.
Tudor Glen Cres.
Wheeling Dr.
Maberley Cres.
Oxhom Fid.
East Ave.
Winter Gardens
Tr.
V"erocc Dr.
Grandhall Crt.
_> -.)r -.)r>
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL 683-5117
Number in net-
work marketing
t IT
immediately.
1-888-398-6560
1 ONab
ft*
AO . ASWT. Required
Immediaely. FR Experienced
on word. lotus. 0 Base. Cor-
a. Book dxeprvp an asset RW
ent Eng Car tailored for
small errands. Marknam/
Fisch ata Fax resume to
(416)299-4354
AM INSURANCE Broker re -
en res R 18, 0 kcarned CSR.
W Mae. knowledge of Auto -
plus
Call 9066 9-2266 as utimasset.
bookeeper receptionist for
small construction compary.
Computerized
accounting
Skills pSII
Pat MWV-
day -Frady M434.8122
I.I.B.O. Lksuall CSR/Apx
Pica i ing unSwance broker. 3
years experiauce ,end tdm-
pu1Cf Sleets reghrred. Sfnnd
Resurnt 10 Fik12 Oshawa
This Wok P0. Box 461, ass
Fare wN St.. Oshawa ON, L14
71.5.
(i b w
In IB BdI TNVLI So wfy,
Spam +Nee IN w
you cow be maliirip many?
Life AGdNs rneeded, leafs
provided. mgwL opporhomy
vesfee contacts. nes" in-
come.
h
sn �Iptp°a��pll°� weMMy g eve"
1-000-9at 7054.
PALERSALES OP. Dail am
Rom most progressive
Skirequires
experienced Pa-
per industry to soviet aid
evold new acid vmswq ac-
counts. Must be self-nroYvat-
ed and have excellent com-
munication and customer
service stills. Rrst consider-
ation given to those possess-
ing an existing client base.
Excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement with an organiea-
bon in the growth stage. Very
attractive remuneration plan
available for right candidate.
Please tax resume for coo-
sideration to: 905.4304626.
EMBROIDERY
Full Time embroidery machine
operators required. Must have at
least one year sewing experience.
Located in Ajax area. For interview
call (905) 683-6301 ask for Wilma.
THE PERSONAL TOUCH
EMBROIDERY LIMITED
GUS BROW PMAC BUICK
We have an immediate opening for an
experienced
NEW & USED CAR
CLEANUP PERSON
We offer excellent wages and benefits
in our busy flat rate service department.
Persons with relevant experience should
apply in writing to:
Scott Prokopetz
General Service Manager
1201 Dundas St. E.
Whitby, Ontario L1N 2K6
Stied Hao
Srellem Furniture Installers
needed. Call Mrs Lyon for
=appa
�ment 905.OW2594
hM.: experience to w
Ply.
AZ DRIVER required by es.
tablished Oshawa company.
Position is full time and deW-
ery area is greater Metro Tor-
onto. Hours 8 am to 4:30
P m . 5 day week Minimum 2
yrs recent exp with tractor
trailer driving and clean ab-
stract are required. Exp with
hauling tankers a definite ad-
vantage. Heath benefit par* -
age offered after probationary
Period. Call weekdays, after 5
pini (905)723-8817
Please read your
classified ad on the
first day of publica-
tion as we cannot
be responsible for
more than one
insertion in the
event of an error.
10HDMff1� 1 Howeica� 1 Hoptel Medici
OW"OW"
DURHAM PRESCHOOL SPEECH-LANGUAGE
SERVICES SYSTEM
This new initiative. created by the Provincial Govemment for
enhanced services for preschool -aged children and their familia.
require the following:
System .'Manager
(contract position - 1 year)
Reporting to the lead agency- Grandview Children's Centre, you will
be responsible for facilitating the implementation of this new
system, including co-ordination among several service provider
gawps and agencies. monitoring service delivery and outcomes.
communications and public awareness activities.
Caitdldates must possess a degree in health, social services or
administration. Expenencc in a leadership position in multi -agency
project management or community development is essential, as
well as knowledge of chikiren's services issues. The position
demands excellent communication, interpersonal and management
,kilts.
Applications for this position are requested
prior to )ane 12, 1998
Clinical HAMCr
(contract position - 1 year, with potential for renewal)
Candidata require a Masters degree or cqunalent w Speech -
Language Pathology and registration in CASLPO Relevant clinical
experience. as well as management experience and demonstrated
leadership and supervisory ability. and excellent planning,
co-ordination, communication and interpersonal $lulls are also
required. After the first year, the scope of this position will
be expanded to include overall administrative responsibility for the
system.
$�ech����i P�b�uts
Masten degree or equivalent in Specch-Language Pathology and
registration in CASLPO.
CoA1ttmunieadve Disorders Assistants (CDA)
Graduate of a Community College (CDA) Program
Qualified candidates are invited to submit resumes for
these clinical positions,no later that July 10 to:
Durham Preschool Speech -Languages
Services System
clo Grandview Children's Centre
600 Townline Road South
OSHAWA, Ontario. L1H 7K6
e,at4NOVEw Fax resumes to: 905-728-2%1
cwu."'N"
cleric
11 11 SERVICES DE
Ild HEALTH SERVICES � Region
JOB FAIR
are looking for professionals with. commul
lance in general Sc specialized musng. If v
tonal clinical ex
perhw 1s matched by y
arsonal skills and client focus care we want you
offer.
• Flexible Hours
• Benefits
• Regular Inservices
Date: May 29/98
Time: 11.00 - 5:00
Location: HolidayInn, OI
lease bring resume. We look forward to meeting you.
tenable to attend please send resume to:
Para -Med Health Services
179 King Street East
Oshawa, ON. LiH 1C2
Fax: (905) 576-8852
PAGE 30 -THE MEWS JIrO'YFJUMM SUNDAY, MAY 2A, 1901111111
1 m bIDdkal 1 11eiP= etNwm cm w
RESPITEYY Attention
V. R.N.'s
SERVICES
Part-time R.N.'s required to work
with children in Durham Region.
Weekends, Nights, Variety of shifts.
Current CPR and College of Nurses
Registration. Recent Pediatric
Experience Preferred. Community
Nursing an asset.
Fax or deliver resume by June 1,
1998 to:
Nursing Program
Durham Association for Family
Respite Services
865 Westney Road South
Ajax, Ontario, US 3B4
Fax: (905) 427-%15
Only those applicants selected for
interviews will be contacted.
COMCARE
HealUs Services
CLIENT SERVICE CO-ORDINATOR -
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSE WITH
CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE
Criteria Required:
• Ability to work flexible hours as required
• Sound working knowledge of computers
• Excellent oral and written
communication skills required
• Demonstrated good interpersonal skills
Please loners ilstmne to: Human Resource,
*210-200 Bond St. W -
Oshawa ON L1J 2L7
or fax to 905-433-2353
Mined Help
as immediate openin
x Manufacturing
edFnolopnsI. Successful
ppiraint must be:
Medwiscal er inter c
IKhnologM
Proficient in Auto -Cad
Fluent in MS Office
products
Familiar with metal
Farndw with ISO
qua* pnwpals
or have equwa ere lab
typefwm
Um tax resurree oni1:
_CA aaMpAMMIaFU-
L iourpn Chu 5lafonwy
byseafit w 5 - 7 yams ex-
bnaeia n labs lnonp. Rill
emipM npaiz. boiler opera-
tion. (lenmral plant mtn-
lesasce. PdddW. sum tape.
�lto resume to: (416)
SLITTER OPERATOR - 5 - 7
yeba eapaiernce needed im-
fndlaley for I" Company
in Dwtnm Popon. Fax
aaemma
to, 1- 7-M7
Aare Jan.
1 Igepkd
" requiredw r0 k
oundy
�Mas ftoiestne
SepI ew.
P
0�8t 7295.
OENK Mghmkl- Eoperi-
eaced. Pidrenia0. Magnify
Idea. Mon a Thins anw-
imo s and tome Sat. Phyas
on 509 MM.
1 F1eg0i Nodal
wft
1*wnONISTA%SMSI1DT
required for bay oltkx Must
have 2 yrs experience Must
be HARP CERTIFIED. logic
T•dn compusa erperenna an
orae Pm= txnha Mary a
905-x31.3262
• 1 DOW"
�Idid
WTSITTER wanted our
home or yo�.4w ps. Monday -Fri -
9 month
day
t3oam
old %wsmoYern ECE., Aust
ad pnkrted Rwaipts/nM-
mom required, Ox -2@n
Dayan in mly home or yours
for 2 deMnam, ages 5 yrs. a 8
Rio's. Idiom ss ngnnied.
DbwN6bmerw 837-5095.
DAYCARE MMM: French -
mm's Bay P.S. aha. Our
hofm"ur home. 2 clil0wn
fool imp for adlve, simutdidW
(Ms142O-154enreaemart
GREENWOOD Mdure part
wine baby salla wenfee. Live-
iVat. erenmces fequire0.
(905)428.3649.
o4
Araieklf
IIARWOoOAIMTN hwy n
area. Rebble driC= avail -
30k in my hose. Anordtbk
Ment. FuFlmtontla
up. 905-42111-2676.
am ZALMW000. ltd ant
Part-time, siWimmpmc M optrririps
ula (90
Been
A' . aCamw T 16
M MGM Ful time a Part
firm. N apes. Wilk b 11101Rod , Lets d TLC. freer
air, craft, storks i wore.
can 837.0403.
� Bad I RNIK
I VAN dilate; 19 mere. 10
12 yeaa. Dally o dinpf
Viewed Icyard and pedil-
sbry Ewe, mum int.
trigon weds a snack. First
Aid, C.P.R. CoWiM. Non -
MOM ftwOMW / Amis- SXWMM. receipts. 905.426 -
SW rmpind for pad Mee , 1244.
Camp" ovum= pie-
lewd. NO evamnoc no wife-~A'�g
P"dL Apply to: Odom This
Week, Fik / 151, P.O. Box
40, Oshawa. Ontario. LIN
71.5.
PMFTNE Plamay Tech -
app
I Al"lppmyn in R
VMpe Phwnwy 59 Ob
Pr,hOmGdomLIT 3A5.
Fork
FRH TO GOOD NOM.
Pups. 8 weeks old, mix
6a625a9, and lab. Call (905)
SOLD oak COW table and 2
matching end tables $01M.
Pbue all 686-2286.
USED ONke desks. $25.
Wooden desks. $75. Office
chin ,525. computer tables.
$25.Call 420-6694.
1 Araolea
SPINA fiE door repairs, broken
sprkgs, tables, rollers. open-
ers raddled $45. New doors/
4cperk� neeiry Plus Doors
HAMM' APPLIANCES, Sales
Parts a Service. Friege/stove
5100 like new. While frost -lett
tridges, like new $2251up, bar
fridges Milt). White apt -M
stove $99 Full-size stove
$15D/up. Wasner/dryer 1 year
old $600. Washers $150/up.
dryers $175/up Financing
available. alp to 1 year war-
ranty. Avg. 2-ayrs old. 426
Samos St. S. (905)728-4043.
INTO 2 stroke snowblower.
$225 3 room ten man family
tem. Mand new, paid M.
selling O $250. CCM 2e• all
aluminwm 10speed $75.
Brand new water treatment
listen. coo $700, sftv 0
RITTENHOUSE. 2 tank law
aro sprayer. Electric pump.
complete we Ramal hose,
Mo. sprayg ut. 52500 0.10
(905HIN13.540.
GED. SACK wrought iron ca-
nopy queen orthopedic md-
hessRtarne. New opened.
$1,200 Saar is 5190 (416)
407-94"
BEEF $HIES. $1 69Ab Cuatom
cut. quarters ova able Gor-
emmant nspedked, No cfm e.
K*. free delivery buy direct
from farm Orono 905-983-
9471
CAGES for sale. 44.3. 525
each Please Call Tony. Troy
or Judy 721.086 (snp)
CARPET Own. 100X.
"or trick. push. stain re-
sdstam arpet For 3 rooms.
S359 00 Price 1
310 S4 YO CWW. Defoe p•0
and iutaVtlon in year kola.
Free uaromson in your AOme.
No merest. no para" ler
one fill year. Dmeal 1-800•
217-0104
CARPETS SALE: Loom or ar-
pets. 100% nylon SOin w
Wase. cava 3 moms 5339
(30 ser yd.) Irtlkdes: $rpm.
P41 mold avid inuetaRa-
ban Free eshmaln. , pet
repairs Serving Dweem and
SWTOWO rap an Sam 905 -
CARPET SAIF. Cal and Sara
up to 50% Ohl large selection
satisfaction of COW am dew.
oaf. For
tree esKauie as Ilse.
(905)431 010. (41GA122am
-
COLLECT011 looking for at -
lime fin arms Ad types
Considered. oftprett or
more Fair ash =Pod
Can 906 -Mian. Mer 6
VENDORS WANTED at we
new cedangiweent store 'The
Got a Cray Showpiece•, bat-
ed in to Camlct Flea Marfit
4 km NO of Dehawa let us
show a sen your produds dl -
nicely b the pubic. You do net
hart b be pare. W d It
neural rams sten a sulao,
905.436.1024.
o MM sole, pecaft
tank with 2 teals. 6 chins.
China Cabilet asking $2.200 -
Cam (905) 430-748
Son"/STGNM UNITS.
bol ler cows eroal sale of
cd's andbn books. Phbme 721-
0601 or 6234M (snp)
GOLF CLINK. mina , toll s:
W coni. $125: do mmdmw
$85; gas+deam inimmets,
chmm a r: 3r lathe: laiw-
mower; table saw. Ids.
neuro allaims.430-2660
ILAINN POOL - 24 FT. rows.
used 2 years. jocum pm".
built n molded stairs, all
WAft Bmya b
install.
. E
430-406
IMR IH X -god Ik9mpedic
PNOvrIP. Sal and t a wR face
mMCod 511.500. sell
407.9489
ONG Siff Wafabd COW
PMe. V~ side ceps,
$150. ALSO geeat sine yr,
tubed rlkaias, ler i hal-
er, $40. CIA 905.576.0014.
• Dtt1OlwAtmlarg
Now, Spring and Summer
SonyaisSummer Helpers
Hire a live-in nanny from Quebec
Call. to arrange an in home
appointment
(416) 488-3373
fag
Andes UWAW
for Oi
MUM MnORLEU we-
CAN ON DEALS. We Buy,
CREDn INK=? On the
terbed, SM. Tea an with
SM, a morel Pay by dollar
spot IitwlcN Down ppa�yy
braaccents. SM. French
ss
for top items. Home audio/
marls from O.A.C. Cas.
Provincial cedar chest $225.
video• car audb. took, CD's.
trucks, vans. 1981 to 1994
Canon 4300 colour Ddikk
movies. games. gold. dla-
f-umiture1785 .
Handy Auto Saks Ltd. 792
Simco Shea South. Oshawa.
_
(mondss.
22aall
90971 5-720-3382
mountain
mountain bike, i45.. 060 678
(905)666.0004. (prefer
Mans in
1Phone
vert
965-9689.
workktg cede►)
re
Texas err, an=.
k's, am. 1sr111e0. Air, Soria
DO you have valuable an-
built 351 Ckrelad, cert01-
LADES 14k Yellomwi ile DI-
�or Y�
able. 57500. Cavi John
N� badM, licit rO gad..
s the
tacit *rlvw, me -smoker, no
amond Ring Set. Appraised at
highest possible prices. Call
:false FOR EpaYin tw
53800 plus GSTRST. Make an
today Hurry or Gayle Kahn
IM CAOILLAC Seville: load-
offerCavi 436 9610.
-Antique
•Antique Consnttanb' with
td•, black with grey, ksaarer in-
tenor. Recent pant job. fuel
anis, ai. AWFM
30 years empeneece.
Mone
Phone 905 9658161.
injection. recent Drakes, cell-
NOSFITAL EED with
WANTED -Full size trampp-
alar plgrtt with Celle het kill.
126.000 kms. Excellent oornd-
maltreW 5600. Walker with
line, good condition. 9856039.
tion. $2600 or best offer. Cal
wheels. basket, S fat, $300.
WANTED - WAT91/EO (super
Scott (905)721-9042. SNP
Electrical scooter $1500. Bar
singe or queen) and dress-
INS TOYOTA CAMIAY, 1,46,
Midge $300orad Iwth sed
ers. Reasodume Pham (905)
klms.. auto. Immaculate n-
5100. OR ALL FOR $2700.
721-M
terror, mint condition. must
Call Angie (905)-831-9327 at-
I= C NI MM DAYTON&
see. $1.800. 905-631-7139.
ler 6pm
MOVING SALE -Various tumi-
lure. and appliances ander 1
year old. Call (905)655-4173
NEW ANO USED Ind",
Move, washer, dryer, ler
Midge. freezer. Ross W
unces, 777 IOrrgston Rd..
0Pickerw
304 Village. (905) 626-
ONE STANIS H07RONE Medals. Uniforms. Rags. TeleSekne (90666.8953
swinger heal seal equmpmern. Hats. Photos, Swords. Guns, 1909 FORD Probe. mire car
Wed 2 times. solid slak key etc. Korean War and olderdition. deny red. asking
9281 con 5 m
. all (905) 723- Country. Collector wee ply 53.200. Ftmide owner. Call
Once for ikons. US Civil 905-728-2395.
PMNO $490 0 B.O. plough. Wa of mpmci interest. Can
excellent condom SM Dean at (905) 430-264. 1 no 1909 FORD Tempo. 2 -door. 4-
O.B.O Cal 655.4138. answer please leant me$- cyl, auto. stereo. AC. Never
snnoled M. very clan Mow
PNIIO UPRIGHT m ace IL oul. Race well. asking $2195
box hon. avada$1.006/t x 7 R Ark a CWMW (905��
box hailer. ageabk mrd July. • I t
5400. (905) /3D-6181 atkr 6
P.M
PIAIOSICRANDFATNE#t
CLOCKS- Summer Sale On
Now, ends Jena 15t1 AS 1997
floor anodelt reduced Used
props Yamaha. Samidk.
New
doW piano
from SM aia Pam to
own. 100% of AN rental pay -
mer" apply. (election
d giaudf m
fro
5M and tCal TELEP PIA-
NO 433-IAW
1967 SM LeSabre.new
tires d brales. a/c, p/S, p/w,
certilied. $1500 Please call
905-404-049.
1967 DODGE Caraan, excel-
Wd body $1200 as is or best
oNer. Call (905)436-9210
198 JEEP CHER01 EE. 4 x 4,
5 speed. air, black, exeellem
condition. certified. $4,995.
1916 -Repel Ltd.. ex-
ceem condition in a at, all
power options. 150.OM.
55696 cereed. Cal 9115.579-
8698
198 aH tulles svpme.
Fundy loaded. Excellent! eoMl-
SOn. $400 Shared. Auto %WIN
C Weed. $1995 or 0.8.0. Cal
M05H04-9144.
POOL OPENDG SPECIAL -
$149 AN taxes 8 chemicals
included Umeed bmf offer. 1 1 Coal
Poor Supplies Ageabl r. mwnw kdernet
G�R.IWMaurrkrgna. (905)
NEXT TO OWN APPLIANCES. IVES DESIGN
Mw And raanmuon•d. full SERVICE
;nn : paOF ddd ; Marken, Home and web page creation Hyper
5502 lirdc and server storage.
SFEB - overt woedau
:Swift $- x a bent let. onmy
SM Sees tax Wry Odra aa -
a and » avdflabk. Also
praQes and decks 761 Mc-
Kay Rd. IAw 3. Pic en For
more rob. d 905.4/ 9.2093.
STAINED GLASS clearance
sale of supplies. Lampe. wnd-
tOvWNS. lfwxbgsa et. 30.50% on
LWO COW Mit 31 assn lily Su
e
arn-
Oce Glass. 600 EedtO S<.
Penney (905µ30-1727.
arta MD PON FtIMl
This waft mpeoia/t: Solid
Pre 6fMaiurerf Lack Sole
X side a Aman Styles your
dnoice FROM SM9.00 or bring
us your own dam; for a Ant)d
uigee pita. We alio sear
laetin a complete nine at
MOron Sees ane Din"
Room sees in your dein at
SOLID OAK or SOLID MK
E0: SOLID OAK TAKES a 4
CHAIRS fM9.o0: SOLID FIE
•0• SIZE CANWIM ALL BED
FROM $499.00. TRADITIONAL
WOODWORKMG.115 NORTH
PORT ION Ruda St.) Port
Pam. 904 6771.
NO --n D
Peolkmm 166.233r
tarns....... 028Ade.
We Did►.. x26Aat
Calve, tM.__.x30
TILE k renmiuq Out, fielddararnce d F' -, soba,
betow err cost. 850 O1 mo -
INS VMA this all. wNds Sala.
055-010.
GSH FM"F SM and up,
sed sora $200. and ep.
weed wadmers $250. dryers
$125 ofd top. New am ewe
hidGK 16. cl. SM . Now
brats tape 30' ova $049
and up. New 5 cf. freears
All
7416 s Osha-
wa.
Aathe
IRWIN
MTMEB?AbmkiW Ad-
vice. omradla kin -Fru: ap-
PrAm-wbnwal km: alio w
service 20% negotiable. Pw-
desinG odrigt, non m/
Some~ -.(no
be to won txtrtsdumd),
tateaiors of any Sort pmt.
on or single anbgld Gaul.
I'll try to respond In as qui r -
In. Robert Bowe Al"im-
BrOoMn, Ortab. (905AW
61149, m (906)6555601
Ca11 Jobs Duarte
at sn-44"
.tele,
M in
SALE- FRH NEATER 4UYAa
Peed Rectangular above
Decks
6'x24' 010
Package
Mdedes knee. 2 bddwsssend
Ida. peep a ns m. et. 1-
a00•Q6a-7561
Lsd i
i
FGM- a•aem (Pure bred)
mak.
di, CCaal 781 VANant
LAST - I -- . tan. pesky/
Oft cross. Fn WIV. seeped
ml of apbw11, W1 swing.
Cal 9. am
LOST BLACK at with ma
whim Pam on dad. Brown
onewn 11 kr $do
198 PMTMC Tempest, bur-
gundy. good condition. au-
bnim. awmmmorww
bedod $ob. $3500 Cal
729-4m Is lee siasape.
1911 MCG CMTVW. x
Wages ft* badK will.
an k eturt mens.orlgwl
paMrL 1 ower car, anted
Oak 56996 19W Do" Repel
Lid. ala red t10ei0 Fir- a
red Meteor. M Mowry ems
Rdly wledt Dfvet Gold A
taper buy SM Clift 19W
Ford AeroeLr. XLT Eended.
Fully. b11, loaded. Al wired
dote. Only 1140mm. Two
Wine Paint. DO" Ooh a
more. A dog a SMSO
Eureant AM SAIF: they
02. NW WAW (MFM:'
"W Cott with sawn
Scerborougntaps. Wk.
IM FNNIMC bsrI ". 6
Masa is Man. 679." or
CO. ant or, 7Mmt, 51!95.
(M)-4753344 exaM.
1991 Buick As",loaded,
air coed.,
llSktf9 am. 1996 Monne
rte! 1 I1111lJh al
Carle. 234. 1x000. keeper.
WAFA
BKms. S139D0. AZTEC MTR
SIAMESE wR - mak and
(905) 464012.
km*. beautiful home
1912 carom Z19. 251h ki-
o-mead,
n",shoes, and hem Par-
niversa y Specht EO'in n,
Wkak. $150.576.481
mfg, metallic oke, Nod n-
1977 29 n. Terry Taurus.
kf*. medic mine OOnrdifionu,
UNNIELLA t ATGOt,
SOK -
stands. Kea (905
1 seer, $/1.900. (905) 725
1303
418-M
1991 CAIRLLER 2 dr.. 135
room. 3 poe bath. asking
k's, am. 1sr111e0. Air, Soria
WTTWEILLER PMS, ball-
54500.5MR104. (snp)
W. maiesoe. 101311 Pa.
IMF Cam Ckiia. 4 doot
how*-ra" woo "am kw-
N� badM, licit rO gad..
Mo call, Pmrebrm4 1 1, on
tacit *rlvw, me -smoker, no
sae 90696660¢,.
afs .Good
aprice.
:false FOR EpaYin tw
hides 1990 S15 Jmmy. 04,
tre. irtd01 ridOmG Saw 150
1991 FM Tefpo V6. Sport -
am of had lot ' - n d*AMO,
ape power-siw-
ly ImOxt /Own. N. d vu--
anis, ai. AWFM
by. pm Kilo 905-65"M.
Ouaft. 174000KMS ALL
or fale
LMAG APiG OM SW
W f o
10pAwm1. New titmsflralNf,
son-swoka. amc a et awd�
$350. Maks i mail-
tion. Camaed. $43/6. 576
able, vur angers. Rally
6000 LE 52295. 19$9 Sts
to Go. (70517th -3124 kat
Jimmy 4x4. 5-spd 53995.
WANW.
I= CMVY CNINA R, 116,
Cam (905HW5150.
Mack, air
con., �10i.
KAKE& Poo Rualam, per,
11330.
eared cedw spends, SW
Coriditom Adding 57000. (905)
Pool COdra-Pow pills ler
721.0816.
eak. Cal Lewis 905.604-
I= C NI MM DAYTON&
0191 or 1 -991 -577 -DOGS.
r=, ant, headed. leader
(2"
solL CD POW, 1114,000 ami,
OITEN$ STN FIRST
>ph car, asking $1500
BGGGTEA avatinbh for adop-
O.bA. Call 905.753-2052.
GOR, as wall a addt tab.
l6w ■d mdna m. Marti
IM GH SRAM Iola ado,
dopf oho in med of RAPM
'
wkh swmdd, now Orw
ane " 9 Aom ee- Pas SW
'I "r
115.000 ft *ft *diet a*-
PUBS, Vis and lata
n0 SM. Cal 725-3486. sep
hi m s for door alto rReded
nice, Dray S4,M5. 181 Lauf
Peau CM D~ Aodied
tM HYUNDAI SM I slur
AdopBOO,31(905) 436 -vitt
" 2 docwAw N $3000
DOD. 61401.2172 (alp)
11 for lhlea 11 for so MGM" 1
• tlllyd Dille
IM VOYAGER LE. running
boat0a, Int, new: motor,
transalksion a more, runs
=prat, reed sol! 53200 000
.o. 905-126-2903.
1661 FORD AERO6TAG.
136.00 kill. 2 torte PIM, new
bakes, fires one year old. un-
deicoaled, no rust, counted.
AMddngM70$8,500. Telephone
certified. (905)436--3334
Jeep YJ. 84 Buick Convertible,
1986 GMC $AFAI1k V6, 7
'90 Dynasty LE, dark
blue, 4 dr., p.w.,r,
3B 500 km. Amt
air coed.,
am/fm stereo, tape,
cauelk, Co. hilly ww.
p.s., p.b.,
Loaded. 1 owner Asking
doors. meetboand
0c
blue bench cloth seat.
189,000 km
Always serviced.
CERTIFIED
aand'�'I ante 623900
Call? Qeoz•
asking $4,795 or
After 12 pm
BEST OFFER
432-3587
1 TnGw9
lent condition. 5 slag. sten-
Convertible. s -speed,
1977 29 n. Terry Taurus.
19% KAMA Z-26, red V6.
FINAL CLEARANCE from
sleeps 8, awning. rear bed -
auto. air. 10 stack Cd payer.
$3.995. Finanaqrom 1.9%.
room. 3 poe bath. asking
mint condition, only90.
S-15 ext. pickup, 92 Bode
$6000 o.b.o. Call 905753-
74,000kms. Asking $12.900.
Regal LM.. 92 Grid. Am GT. 88
2052.
certified. (905)436--3334
Jeep YJ. 84 Buick Convertible,
4235.
94 Feely. 90 Grd. Caravan, all
19/5 Honda Accord EX. 4 dr.,
Taurus. 92 Dynasty LE.. 91
metallic graunder n, uer 50.01X)
Su dance. 91 Tempo 91 Mx -
km• still under warrant.
6. 88 300 ZX Turbo.. H.S.
Loaded. 1 owner Asking
Power Auto Saks. Hwy.ol2
$16.900. certified. 905579-
yyest,W1itb� beams Colts
4570 (snp)
rime). all 9052277.
1995 WaSME, Angle, excel-
FUN M the Sun. 1991 Felly
lent condition. 5 slag. sten-
Convertible. s -speed,
dadA/C. PB. PS. TS. 2 door.
76.DOOkms. lady, drivar. IpoO
105000km. $10400. Cer#W.
condition, ampm CD and
(905) -579 -WO
alarm. Certified $4795 obo. at -
19% ESCORT Wagon LX.
W 6p.m.(905)723-9928
25OODkms Auto. Mr PM. PL.
NOW OPEN - Oshawa Auto
AM/FM cassette. Aluminum
Centre. vencle Sala. service
whale. roof rack. $12650gepars.
Vehicle Clean tip
(905)-57%WW.
Shop. Licensed Mechanic.
1997 Pontiac Sunfire GT.
only t50/ht. labour raft.
11 1
$16.900 or fake ova exislirg
hides 1990 S15 Jmmy. 04,
lease wah SD. down SM 00/
$3995: 1992 so nenwe SE.
month ncfindes taxa. Sun.
SBM19W Caravan 7,
me. aulo, at P. lockLoad -
sniper $4595. 1990 lumina
ed. Mark 905430-9192 . 905
Euro S4595.1991 Cavalier RS,
7253072
2 dr. 31 L. only, $3995 1989
Beef GT $3995. 1989 Day -
1997 VW Diad Jeft huge.
ION $2295. 1989 Pontiac
baekd. 6000OKms (Flyway
6000 LE 52295. 19$9 Sts
only). he w tins. plemno
Jimmy 4x4. 5-spd 53995.
sten n. 600Knartarrk. 518200.
1954 Carso Z28. new palm
Cam (905HW5150.
52900; 160 Simcoe St S
beer t. 61,000 kms. now
Oshawa 404-2255
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
OEPARTWNT
SHERIDAN CHEM
9854"S
198 NWA bard top. origi-
nal owner, sleeps 6. ice box, 3
burner stove. awning, like
new. $3.200. all 623-6762.
1992 JAYCO 30' trailer.
sleeps 8, at conditioned. lei-
crowave, new shed. Beautiful
deck. banks. massa bedroom.
mini wndioon, asking
$14.000. (905)031-2602.
DOWAYGEON AREA -FULL
SLIDEOUT - 1965 35 loot
Travdaire, compMety fur -
full bathroom, hell sine
Ige and move, built in mi-
crowave and stereo. 30 n.
deck a shed. largir lot
$16.500 Call 416-265-2872.
Is*
• I1aiM
198 PETERMOUGH 19-1/2
ft. cuddy abn. V6-2O5Hp
Merc cruiser, AWwl drive.
{amp art head, extra prep and
anchor. anWfri assefte. am
Inger, full Meant-
munialon. lap moor-
irg corer. E- bad trainer.
Well anaintaied by Manna.
under covered slip on lake
Scnnpog. 96 mown and stor-
age nduded. 04" $12.500.
Call 6)9119051728-2129 or
EYIMIUDE 111111,011011101 20
horse power motor, excellem
condom. a 14 It alummain
bad wanodes.
et. a trader68-3801
ant Spm.
ed. tmaied scab. A/C. moon
irBASS BOAT a ttaN-
4235.
er. 1963. 17 1/2 ft. 235 hp.
AnmemneMs
1
Johmon Ewn sellOr wan
Oa 0� Call 665 0616195$00
new �P. Nw ekrdne trenkg
1967 Toyota Comma, auto, 4
= L now Vis. thec-
a. aMm ommift any SM
lex anchor anvhn 000. rdf-
km. $12.900 oleo 1991 Ford
W bnp•ratwe a Oepw
Festiva. 56.000 km. 5-sp0,
OadOe. Fish finder i ower n -
manual. 3 -dr haldtmbac-
cluded 905.619.187 or SW
$3500 oleo. 434-2775.
425-M13 0W 6:30 p.m (Seel
TOIM APPROVED. Bankrupt
Ileanaefal
Slow creed no craft. good
1.4EORpOM Apartment
m w Clnl
1916 2f fORD Motor Ignre.
IWO u your
thence yOuf r'a'ng
Includes generator. 3 my
I r
ars
Graz :Call
TV 'dew. AIC. IdN
�
,
trucks. Call WMIapIIOy Mo -
W u
$16.900. Cal 721 -
ed. tmaied scab. A/C. moon
ors (416}266.1761.
4235.
roof, well aiaintalmed. lady
AnmemneMs
1
A�areai
1 1 R�
Oa 0� Call 665 0616195$00
ap.m.
$ Cub S ler urnwwfe* ars
1 OR 2 1EDRNN11i. Brigs
CANNON ANTN SALTS -1969
and trucks. art snd
brand now lash, ala. Arai.
emmed. S799dmo .uwgm Or
Toorymota Teod, navy blue.rrrNe
10% 1. $1995. 1967 Pontiac
aRs. car oM toe
tach in).91Xi'
$850 rnciu snve 1 smast Ref -
polo 51596. 1994 Halt
accord VW as 11973 Shur
� g VM IN 110rap ars a
weecas WA00y/Alex (905) -
767.4066
carper Mohr Home.
Wads err airy tcandilloe veli
des24th. Free Tutwirq. Am
1.4EORpOM Apartment
79mia. 52995 as is. 1968
19
AM
available immediaey. north -
SOLD!wire.
SOLD. 1990 SiOeKick 13550.
3550.
tri (�)�
5740.129-7871.
was Oshawa. close to 0 C
1OAaa required $475/month
AN vehicles; ClntiAed. 1895
Clenewb Rd. U-177. Picker-
A i A AYTO Cars Wolk.
tvaeypwg included. Cap 905-
723 3420 or 416.279.OM
eed 0. Ns at all pled 86
3
3603.
boxes. We Pay $W $10,000.
Cash on ON spit. Any bandi
MASiIF NO PREi>pIRE
ton. any, ya. cam us airy-
G AKS
JUST GOM CARS MD
SM, 21 hours. 7 days. 30
•
GOM PRICEf. TRY a wt
milt. servte. 9054011-M or
T.N WI. n
905.70 6-5234
TaNMMrMNOL�IG
286. w* APER $ON
DAYS 1995 Fit^. black
CAM FOR CARSI We bury
beer t. 61,000 kms. now
sed vtlticks. VeAklet meth
$6,850., 1994 Intnpid loaded
and buWW. 150'000 bus.
to in him" com tilos. Cam
award wow
427-2415 or tome to 479
M. ,990 Leinda.
D;yy St. East. Alae at
Mad ambwenidc
MURAD ALTO SALES.
MY 100001 7,97king � bTadp0.
LA FM A Grad car lernew
Port leaded. frost gum, 3800
my will Wed be a mid dace
M Accord 19M , and n a-
v 8 n 1I rqy. now
$10965. 11 GrKr n ptkamm
CdMM rxrdbom wLw NS aro
nmdikom S 4WIL red, "Mly
m8 Cam 4315710.905-668-7332
nice, Dray S4,M5. 181 Lauf
Scam CARS Wyekq
R.S., bow. auto. loaded,
Prices, Seem day
11115.0011D bnt
ra, abwko* a
up. Also Cat ler rape, wee
SM aryl 1990 Jutta G.L.
Amy elp to $5000. Cam as -
aft air. 152,000 laws. sae
1771.
dal car. only $4.995. 1993
T399000 1104 Pm
*M'
1 M am, 2 Bed -
ot lons,Galea-a
:gal at $7,775.19 LWAhO
1
for 2mb
Foow cep' aveam 'My 1.
� �'a �
APV. leaded, b *. ndrnd
HM CFatvy Flat Ida $100
Sm.586. 1996 Grana M. SE,
a mmoic.
jyjj
y
or dpetAga IiS
4 d P
AM
(9M1�
2522.
car Wi
err fa Ss. 1961 Gwrld AM
is ill
SE, bare. 4 door, Asabtsfy
favi FIGD F150 Al. eK-
- - tato lap bk, ma,
2 � apt am Odr-
J� POnly mom w►�
Pa.�ie UK Um IMoi
wp Cadre Slid 401. Fix
MbMt. a�yaip n wldtngt
Mok $1 1914 Sam
$41a.0meo. nicks" lar $O
�f Ses
any
5 0" Walk. ime CAlep
p�q� daYnp
� 900or MMk 1-106416
lip
M � P� M
tood at SXSWI d91�1 rod
1396 or 1-906.725-3072 ever
! GEIRD/MG Sabo Jerk
pr6mn. Moft 0� few wt.
1st NO pMf am" 31 $710
Cal
ONhPabN Pfd. $7,916 aim
1L1aN
prig TW van k Perfect.
1
M-2232.8Odiaa
19th Tracor ednv. prat
cefKon. aN156,000 oil.. sale
1!B Ply. Voyapwrr tries to-
ARSOLOW SINGSONG,
shwa. $4.595. 1992
bulk win g Good fwwu
bGNlor apobeea, nnw a1
JMW S-10, ballad, 2 x 4, S
wont last at VM. oM 579-
odand deem, like 1AFI faW
:laced, SPOOK 4.3. v4, now
7373 (snp)
lea's -, dou b am
dhW k a�N aw
IM SUM Schadamenan
'a906.571
$400 Indides hal,
hs SN w M CmtNfa
SM ir
.nnL
�7
lO stSp
9oft
.y"aw"Woya
400 400JJW400
Fb,d
- CLIPPER APTS.
s, broadloom, 2 appliances,
erground parking.
5 FAM GRT.
URS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
. 6 SUN. 12 - 5
LTER CANADIAN
PERTIES LIMITED
1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/
7657 / h i ghriser. h tm l .
AJAX LARGE 2 bedroom
basement. 4pc beth. Wrig i
ding, wa*W, laundry, poi
�available ism I
ufN 905.294-0760. $ .
AJAX Urge Wan 2 bed time.
apt Close to Iake/DnK/sltep-
Iwkg Nw Sngtrg Aad
mead $700 indusne. Call
(905)-666-1991
AJAX, lid" 1 -bedroom
basement. 4pc. bath. soperas
mance. partwiq, dared
sw--CWA*MWIG. POO
, am to 401.>
more inclusive. available
snedUley 9054616-2239.
kpa baseS
really nice
e tela resat W
bance.ourdry. rim bath. CAC.
no smokers/ pets $675. n-
dusiut. 905.126-4867.
NEW OWNERS - MIM. 2. 3.
+. bedroom aparorwo Ston-
ing from f110 an ildals"'
IauWry room in unit. M5)
576-2925
GATEWAYCO�IINTY
HONES -now has vacancy 1
bedroom ala. in tanWy see -
bon. 011cmy hardwood Room
heshy decorated, $670 m-
Ckdi an aseela. aver. Joy
1st A in CoNt" St. W.
ONteme, eau" Mew Very
ekaru and quiet modern se-
Zt braid rim pa-hee build -
$71-ON7. 9 - 430 pain.
Mon - Fn.
IIAROM000.S/491 GrWrm"
backyard Jilt renovated. t
lode. sep.aitr. Laundry, bridge.
stove,garege access. Aad
imad. $ incl (905)-
427-9725.
IMMACULATE 2 bedroom
btsemenl 0-q to Slave for 4
mamnks tmtlfl now Mouse is
buil. Take over Nast in quid
ams with laundry 0-M pwutimg.
432-2442.
JINN id 3 legroom, very
clean. Norm DOWN& Every-
11Wq included. No pets.
577Wmondi. Cal
AtrA AKE ■a EIROW.
THE SUMMIT PLACE
furnished bts@WAN bsONWd
S130/wcek 5 u� walk k m
lidos 0-M new fit*
first i hag,
• 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts.
an by
Bus stop no smotkq, fp
lads (905) SM -M4
• MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
All UtiI- Included
ANAAKE = in
• In - House Supt a Maint.
ftiM Apt 1NmsRa
sous. cer"wo. ft* f>
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. Sem - 9 port
h
Sat A Sun 11 am- 4pn
IAME 2 Gedwom above
rld
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- MANAGEMENT
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WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/
7657 / h i ghriser. h tm l .
AJAX LARGE 2 bedroom
basement. 4pc beth. Wrig i
ding, wa*W, laundry, poi
�available ism I
ufN 905.294-0760. $ .
AJAX Urge Wan 2 bed time.
apt Close to Iake/DnK/sltep-
Iwkg Nw Sngtrg Aad
mead $700 indusne. Call
(905)-666-1991
AJAX, lid" 1 -bedroom
basement. 4pc. bath. soperas
mance. partwiq, dared
sw--CWA*MWIG. POO
, am to 401.>
more inclusive. available
snedUley 9054616-2239.
kpa baseS
really nice
e tela resat W
bance.ourdry. rim bath. CAC.
no smokers/ pets $675. n-
dusiut. 905.126-4867.
NEW OWNERS - MIM. 2. 3.
+. bedroom aparorwo Ston-
ing from f110 an ildals"'
IauWry room in unit. M5)
576-2925
GATEWAYCO�IINTY
HONES -now has vacancy 1
bedroom ala. in tanWy see -
bon. 011cmy hardwood Room
heshy decorated, $670 m-
Ckdi an aseela. aver. Joy
1st A in CoNt" St. W.
ONteme, eau" Mew Very
ekaru and quiet modern se-
Zt braid rim pa-hee build -
$71-ON7. 9 - 430 pain.
Mon - Fn.
IIAROM000.S/491 GrWrm"
backyard Jilt renovated. t
lode. sep.aitr. Laundry, bridge.
stove,garege access. Aad
imad. $ incl (905)-
427-9725.
IMMACULATE 2 bedroom
btsemenl 0-q to Slave for 4
mamnks tmtlfl now Mouse is
buil. Take over Nast in quid
ams with laundry 0-M pwutimg.
432-2442.
JINN id 3 legroom, very
clean. Norm DOWN& Every-
11Wq included. No pets.
577Wmondi. Cal
AtrA AKE ■a EIROW.
furnished bts@WAN bsONWd
S130/wcek 5 u� walk k m
lidos 0-M new fit*
first i hag,
LAW 11 -bedroom near
Oskalm Centre, -swly Oxo -
rated in wd-*WkVd quiet
an by
Bus stop no smotkq, fp
lads (905) SM -M4
bowd, controlled entrance.
ifq
mew app4rnoes $624 udifees.
pyypq imslyded No dogs.
PloRe
ANAAKE = in
ame4a4k J81s 1. T28
ftiM Apt 1NmsRa
sous. cer"wo. ft* f>
6912.
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all. WO . don in lim
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IAME 2 Gedwom above
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sRe11e�_*pFw,MrimlgdlcleR
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SHO,
5790. 3 ledlosls SHO. Cle
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430-0134.
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b"OMK no NANO NEW 2 bubom
no
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alto
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SOS434-2575.
on ��Oat1. 3RD
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Pin (720-790
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a 11-100-375-3187.
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6491917.
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1 i 2-bedwow. EMU tahge
Comm,
WIN
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bedroom, Male" w wfNN
es.
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CC000U
��g24dIggpri� d L. lakk.
UinNa, pirli lif few
amenlles. No lads. (106)_
PnMRO
1st/Jdy est
279.7438 afar gW, or Mlohe
l06.57!•S5N�
9.30 sm.
PKXERING, off M*f Oaks
PA. 1 69dr00m basmelN
l Isnl apt 2 keel,
� • Ow firs 10
laundry tact, very
60, SM., hRde d usiv91111,dean.
Aw. Jun ISL $750/
on. host 8 ItW. references.
flea. tsulwu. No pek. 726•
4844.
906.420-0671. euahkgs.
DUn1ALTgt MEA orale
61E , - flmaL Mao lecke
+ by-
blwelm � �-
fig. A1c4ONt JNfsJmNDOwm-
anlifflonalltsuo N
FrsVlwd. 905.09-7t1s7
loan ONlowL rM-MO.
1 KNOW APT. Central
Oshawa on bus route. new
GrpeVpalnt, wild large back-
yard/gcdc area. Avail. June
I. 5560. hydro. Call (905)-
571-5320.
WRGIO1ii "11 -maintained 2
bedroom apt$. Avail. at goo
and 866 CAN St. Some with
walk-in doaek, paint provid-
ed. Close to schools, shop-
ping confine. GO Station. Little -
ties Included. Call 728.4993.
OSHAWA AIRS. -newly re1-
ovated, newly carpeted
Bachelors. 1, i 2 bedroom
suiting from s5o0. Call too -
free 1-888-558-2622,
PICKERING - Liverpool, Hwy
2. One bedroom apartment.
drophydro. cable includ-
per inonij,
June ht 41 23A6--8572
days.
DICKERING 1 bedroom base-
ment apt Utilities, separate
entrance. laundry. $550. in-
clusive. Suitable for one. No
pets. June 1st. 686-8562.
PICKERING. Westshore. 1 -
bedroom basement apart -
mem, separate entrance.
parking, bus, suits single
working female. 5650 indu-
sive. available immediately,
1 stAast. 905831-9952.
PICKERING- 1 -bedroom
basement apt Whiles Rd.N
Executive home, private en-
hancng. cable. la
e. parkiuir
dry. appliances. backyard
VeryOt•4r home. e. $625 indu-
sive. 905 631-61101
SOUTH AJAX 1o0o sq. tt
him apt Freshly renovated.
Cable. w. Sep. ea. Single
person preleased. VAWMo
1940. 15-0629.
Bright, spacious. large.
2 8 3 Bedrooms for
rent, utilities inti. at 280
Wentworth St.W. WIN -
ties Ind. Your Furst
choice for best value.
Phone for appt. to New:
(905) 721-8741
MArmm ant
available June 1st. $646Imo
rkduas keit hydo. i perp
n1 for 1 car Phone 430-M
or 7231965.
WHIM - downtown.hope
1100 sq. h studio apt. Jug
red n Includes hat. hydra.
arra $900 June 1 Alba 1 p.m
430-3050
WHITBY. Dutton St.. 1 i 2 -
bedroom opts claim. gore
bill" FURY-DroadbomMd.
Large closets. Near amsm-
ka, GO1401 frhdgeMow.
SM ndms w No pas. 905-
404-1414.
WHfin exceaent apt 2
bedrooms. pafkfq, $795 n-
dsuwe. Available July 1 No
polls. 1416)699-52a7
WHITBY - brrdWW. "OM.
2 bedroom. basement 0-q., n
W" noo4ow1ood• $695
moo. on UUMU. entAw
plot references. Call Tin
Webster at 619-9500 heave
^-
WHITBY Central location 2
bedroom 0-q an a Mai set -
b% 2 balconies wall bre-
uldines included
place
(�)66666b-2326 no cars
aper Spm,
wism, awier a one
bedroom available in well
inentaiud bucking. 4 Sevens
Really Ltd. 905.666-7777,
WWW. 112 over N. Large
3 bedroom, avail" imine-
toes
ie
a(416)d-0m..
YMEM. 2 -bedroom. uppe 6
pkx available imood alety.
5770, 1iltVtasL 1 "m pLlfnp.
beat water. laundry. Cam
Main: 906.831-5132, 905666-
1533.
=owl Nolan of 60, 1 bed -
MM man moor. lige ed -b
1ldlent. lots of widows
Aids _Mllr 1.. SHO. N9
3161 or incl x5/O.
was mY, two apsrtmttmk, 2
Idroom maim moor SHO. 1-
kNdnoom Wdkool YuaRent
$500. umes; Mdeded. can
Card (909)60 -275th
wlmlmY - 2 i 3 bedroom
aPwrttRalk ae4flwkle NNNk-
Cal 6-7FM witenp0 4145. a
can a-
yaa dila he" kr leu VW
bcl sluff Cam Rd4�Nar
Stamm Rult�r (1991 Ud-
(906) 661 3408 or I�1 1iN3211.
OWMIq ekortk Rd, 00
bedroom $564, 2 bdroom
SM, spwdak dun unit in
8 pax. tied 0-M Pill" W
dh1ML NMr 401, WAUL no
pct 1•N6749-2736 or
(416)501-1667.
P40
SICK OF 'RENT/NG3?
OWN YOUR HOME - From ;TOO month FNM FEES.
Mninwn Ireoomu WO.00D Yaw
Not much clownpOynwo?9 Cam tile"
"° " • HND bf dRcharpfd bartimiptf � �
choo.. grNk Irobaft tip to $6,000 QR
Discoe Mortpfpf
w ?7106 57141=5 or 1.600.84041=5
< Ylir Swtseniv
sllr
410
420M
420
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
OWN from S7001month
j Not Much Downpay 01,117 !
(905)571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
SA, R.r sum cw,y Ed Roy
IM nARA hu W. haw a
Mme for you M. down.
Choice • 6 morphs free or free
legals or reduced mortgage
rale From $75OJmorah all n-
dusive. Income requirement
tram $27.500. gross Call
Ken Collis, Caldwell Banker
(905)72&9414
3 @MOON house. 401/
Oshawa Near all amenities.
Completely renovated, buub-
fuNy decorated. Avail immd.
S90D .old.. Arg/3g/reteerhp
as, non-smoker no pets Call
(705► 799-1361
6 MONTHS Free! only $200
down 2 3. 6 4 -bedroom
homes available. faulty rerp-
vated plus 4 new appkarioes.
,ram Mniondu 0-6 ndusne.
M,nmum required irieoire
$25.000/year Pad Fdgaru.
Sala Rep. Co10rNI aauker
RW R.E. (905)726 9414
ANSOLIMLY ASTOUMM
6 momma Ira then own a
Muse Iran $5.9Wniaan. am
Roka Co~ 6aruAer (905)
126-9114
A.= - Oeaded. approx.
1200 sq ft. home. 3 bed -
roans. tirplt , basement. no
DM Avae for JNe 1st.
s125Wma otafts. Cam
Wry Roy. REJMAX First Re -
My Ltd (905MI-3300
AFFORDABLE YES YOU CAN
DWN A HOME FOR LESS
THAN RENT, Doodled bun-
omour win basement aw-
mea No dam paymemh
veadw ass lona Okra area
at Oft" Call ad Richard -
11011 (MH33- yNet Associates
30
NEW Besutdir 2719 sq h
FbssiarWGerrar0- 2 1/2 bads
2 tamny rooms July 15th
$1450 . uitmitus Rekent,
required. (416) -UI -5M
COUNTRY Haws in Enfield. 3-
belroom, fridge, sloe. imp
lot.garage ndWtd Araihbk
JNe.lg. CAN Noaudnders-
Pl s 905.726-7902 or I-100-
376-3187
COURTICE 3 bedmol. 2 stor-
ey tented yard, garage. fn -
Wait hoc. room we mr40Uto.
qqtttt Mot. available July
SI. oo per nio. CaR 434-336
at ier 5 p.m.
LANCE 5 bedroom executive
home snumid on 1 ape hof.
Aiu/Piduriq arta. Available
Judy 1/96. For apps. cal 905-
9656161.
31EOROON main loon gun
galow, osbawaL nice quiet
area dobe to 1r- " . available
June 1st $175. nrglpg. Cal
(905)725-0967.
OSNM detached 3 bed-
room, eat in kildu-n, Cac pri-
ale lard, nice acct. $LOON
inclusive. Avaiabk imme-
dlaaly. (905)-571-1177.
Mfg- LLpe 3 bed -
moo, 3 bads (4pc esi ik)
homeLocated in demand
ams doss k At aut INW.
$1095were 1 + oNnNes 151 i
ba cow ad -eklellba re
Ion bar asp M% 619.95M CA Tim Wakm�
AIM
Lade TMSN41, �ag4eMaw.yanAAN"
aite3pmd� 54225 0 s
ON" IdAW, IN4eellCff
A* le - ink Mo N6,9562
WINImi (BROOKWOOD), 4
bar. ease. Acme, fsflmwked (or
not). 5 4v n m W M.
1 yr. Aug, $1300 + MMBIL No
P" lekltllC
. I;;;1
WAM TO am h Bohr
afrm - CosNls on for Au -
law
wkk. lPhhome 623.140. heat$@ WON is
AAAI Three bedroom candb
m kkm womomm Near D.C.,
rawer cagwt iampl6ictilaa,,
dwdl
dtilOrelt i �ia, $05+
ld4rmes, Jdy.td.
Cal GIM bola) 436.0990.
C060P WHITST
is accepting application for 3 bedroom
townhouse units for future availability
$821 to 5942 plus utilities
Applications may be picked up during office
hours: 10-4, Mon.-Thurs. from the office;
after office hours pick up points are posted on
the office door between 1 Oam - 8pm.
Please respect hours requested.
95 Crawforth St., Unit 85
66-2006
We am sorm, its» bail f, aeaNaas of Mfr am
AN OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed-
room townhouse dose to
scrods. shopping, $950/mo
ALL INCLUSNE. First/last.
Available June 1 (905) 579-
9956 days.
CARRIAGE HILL TOWN-
HOUSES -122 Colborne St. E
Oshawa. August i Segembd
availability. 434.3972.
PICKERING. tow Nous r. 3 -
bedrooms. 1-1/2 Wells. 4 No-
piances. prnaft backyard.
arta. fo those $baps
1125 phis. Cam 41&574
5070.
Two BEDROOM. Oslata
townhouse. Available July 1.
$799 Ickmve. 4 ephanaft.
2 Daft. Ent i . noedds pp
eft 01 re 111lag1. gm.
3921.
Eff
span:.
Fein 129
UN FOR AM- 12 Stall
Dain we 50,80 indoor aim
Art you lookirg for a file
quid f4ttlmg. Lots of tack.
rve go die perkd plop on
Hwyat2 lust N ol Myrtle Stas•
110 $750 all ndusive.
Please am (519) 755.0241
1 Rnaewe
frR
AaIWk Immsdio" Fur-
rWW mom in Pam" ca-
Me.
inM e. kitchen tacftn. alar
Pickering Gewahrq Suomi.
PTC. GO. $360 NwO. $170
ho -we" 420-4318.
BEDROON, pts pnak sit-
ting room in country, tm-
nuhd or WON led at of
kklien tadlmles. Imak pw
kasd $389 nordl . Seagram
9059853607 sw
AVAILABLE imwAdMdy,
large kTrom d room, ,'I - I
bath, kwngroom: GO. cy bus.
porkm cable. kr4prrorr4, u M
W. VWMO fh. Ft-nale mon-
smoker preferred 11105)404
27M
905)40H27M
00 i1dOl0nG can quiet
dome, bum wVpriwte bWV
bridge. Apo stort trareportw
tion, $90 weekly. Fadgm
student wekw. (905) 426-
2262
0 $Maine- A large hr-
nrslned bed SNNnq mom wrm
table o -1K SMm kikhm i
bedroom. wtunnum. Gash
OW3767
ABa E BAILEY ArwIor•
ringed room N dawn quid
how swu w for egtoyd
Wow kdMMi rel I:
90558-2459 .
I4C4ElM Imml slstell al-
un ce i oOmmOn arta. Law
dry. 11srYiq dos k 0-1
fte* MOIL
Coldwd JAY $475.
Sday Oa« (M= &VW
WJK in tidnrktg "so -
row. WI I MMT
SOON
maw
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11011 Moamar
Ca9 906w0 -um 1sMwd
NOW To $Mrs in Aim
54�59nt- 111 MOM 11.0" n.
0510. m. Ns
UIBE IN -- F Mm wit - Ajwx.
UrNy cwdk 2•bedroom, 0-4
pod, acro, hal-beh, tartis
courts, 5 appNrins, 2-4pe
ba"KONM non•smow.
8496lr 4wk young troks-
dart. 905.426.650.
PICKERING
Fu nitshed Rooms
$355 & SW
inchusive
first & last
tart -smokers
Cam Ken
(905)420-7347
LOOMS to share Whitby 2 -
bedroom apanmua wmu
young professionall zoo.
Abuts imckldd. Available
we mOksMyr. Non-smoker
571-5234
Candomminer
F "
BOTH OSHAWA. 2 tearoom
condo. an appiances. "M
mom. Amiable Dunt t. or
aaniryy tirfie >flef ram 433
5070..1eww weaa9e.
• 1 om°• a
R
OSHAWA 4 Mmft Fine No
500 tot 400 soh 2nd floor.
from $400 man Sr. 300-
,600 son rrom $300 am Sq.
it 2 M. am aaoa boa
ash. Ce1.e. East DO-,
400 W' �ropl W Cam
434.2447 or �6d 32
ATTERTM rowasom
ALS. now leasrrnq runty rero-
vateJ prolKSkpal Dimldrp
oast will IdL glourd Will, a5t1
$4 h $1.000 per ■ o. Great
Obiardown OtMwa low
Call Loin Scanlan 575-5676
Rtaak Rndkdi0ni R4wrry tic
DEAL
If oko"lw
390 sq. ft
Wand Mow Ilww
*ON wdNanpow" an
sipls'd
Vis6Mr RL Aja
RSM N"ON"
9
In business disbrict of Osha-
wamowmw rmk. Fully strv-
iced ofNces wo bearAooal
parking. Affordable. Call 1-
M544.2749.
®a
�f1 tMtis
MIM
Mrap units. DsMwa
Mtntfon. simm Lind double
t1111k avaikblt. Easyearns
$loolmonst (905)
krdeNw
M tie. Poi..space for km Pill" a
COIRmnlnCiil
1042 NdM SL OdWmiL
$40w mo IN 723 7115.
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room, lottdn4iss. Pool Mm,
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CLEARwATER, 2 bedroom
fully furnished mobile home.
yr^ hot tub. pool. WIN supply
pictures i references. 5250
US. Calf 905-434-7184.
CLEARWATER, 2-3 bedroom
fully fumisned mobile (per-
manent) tames. Cemnl air.
pools, hot tub, near beaches
and major ahractfons Child-
ren welcome. 1275/week.
Ptiolos shown in your Mme
(905roM-5503
For Sols
309 GLEMMU WE - .N THE
GLENS"' Four level slide >4*
or large Lal. Three bedrooms.
reriogNd kitchen and bath-
rooms. finished rot room
(tamily room) wall we bar.
int deck. Close to schools.
shoppig and part. 5169000
Cal 571-1745 for appormrre-l.
�House ��.�
23rd 12pm-4pw
AJAX. Doodled brick. 3.1
badmorns. 3 bW.004s. main
flaw family loom, docile W
rage. in" unrwea
$209.900 MDS)427-=
10N fel"ll IE. Ex,,.- {-
bedrooms 2400saft. toady
room. lwdur00d floor. W -n
k xfem
Comm lbor. 2 -car
623-1 15.000, Cie 905-
BOWMANMLE. tinge ho --e.
f« two fanukes. pibasoolow 7spidrNow
etleo.n . 1 OW 44
moms. 3 1,2 lLAroOima. 2
coons 2 kumidunpkegsrseare
W" 1100,
nave you n. vendor must
rd due 10 halo. far e"we
No (900) 097.2702.
EB7ATE LOT- Corker Trude Rd
i Pro Rupert Drive. Cour-
am. $89.000 54.7 apes
Courtice Adtim" twld up
aro $360-.550. Machin Frank
Roel LePage Fran R.E. 57&
4111
NO AGENTS PksN Aiwa 3
bedroom back spil. Large
drlme, pool Itis kr $172.500.
Cam 427-7349
PNIMTE SALE- by 0-11, --
mum a" Rased bNgalow
•k'Owrag4. 3.1 Oedroows. Iiv-
i groom. del nigfbom. kdclen.
4M i 2pc Miss. 4 applianc-
es. window COY fags. tar•ly,
room wy6regoce a m risen.
NO on kilLiktn, backing ado
icy
154.900. (90S) complete iess
RARE OPFOMV TTV fill
Renovated as new. 2 and 3
bedroom kwrrouses. 4 naw
appliances. $25.000 ytafly.
Income to Its". SSOO de-
posit. GOOD CREDITcloser Exellitill . Some
19 to am to 40ow PW -
6i Genm- George
wwef of Calese4 balrer a
CBS d 9057269114.
1lNNiwsNs
1 tf1NL$ MUM 3 Mlkssms, Wak-
rooms, a4 apM100L till -
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grins. (!06)i315411.
skein 0-r SM dowl so-
deeted imaor fee.
NNr Calmorgg. $New
w��laandd INIKA, RlliRXML m
10 FT. FNIMTR/E on She
TAW RivK 3 Itfldrdolms,
fur sOm duff dodo, W
iso, tonnn3lnad good awkidg ad
swig mmg, 1 Ili k e ON11
was. Lard lel. Adding
(32,000. or ked onto Cam Pal
at Mum or Nie am sn-
7743.
MIST SBLI Camwge, Sawn 4
Will.. fol -50N100. SdmoN
Riva FrgMpe off 07 Anim.
Neils week No IMe. $ISM
D.B.O. AIM (MHW12M 7-
91we.
1981 CHEV NOTOMMM,
holly, van. washroom, shower,
dual battery, rim an
�e
aro pas very
sniffed. Male
Pad
s76 -ban an offer. (905)
1 C.Rpv
Trenw SJks
RED SETTER RESORT - famf
y campground and cottage
resod on the Trent. Large
spacious slits. Full Mohr -up
from $825. 2 and 3 bedroom
oottageS from $425/week.
Ree. half. store. pod. lakefront
swimming. taAM good fish-
ing9 905-436-0807: 705-779-
YOU HAVEIrT camped at
Laketield Campground? Too
had! Great water from sea-
sonal saes available. Daily.
weekly. i mor" family
camping. Sita available for
me July holiday weekend 1-
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• no uplrord broker fee
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nw,,. T -IM. Must be 1a
COIRLE EARLY M 'S new to
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mho to•pk same age who
would e"" SOOM-g.
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%OTICE TO CREDITORS A.ND OTHERS
IN THE ESTATE OF PETER
EDWARD KANE
lAll cleansa the Estate of PETER ED
WARD KANE, late of the Town of Pwkem&
len the Reporkal Municipality of Durham, de-
ceased, who died on or about the 10th day of
February, 1997 must be filed with the under-
signed personal eepresentauve of the Estate on
or before the 25th day of June, 1998. Thereaft-
er, the undersigned will di hnibute the assets of
the Estate having regard only to the claiau
then filed.
(DATED at Markham, Ontario, this 7th day
MAY, 1999.
DAVID DE FOREST -
Srr his
CATTANACH HINDSON
S2 Main Stmt Markham N
Markham, Ord
L7P
• 1 Pnsalmte • 1
Pasonmis
Personal Prayer to the Blessed virgin
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin (never
known to fail). All most beautiful flower
of Mount Carmel, fruitful wine, spender
of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son c!
Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my
necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help ne
and show me here, you are my Mother.
Oh Holy May, Mother of God, Queen of
Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you
from the bottom of my heart, to secure me
in my necessity (make request). There are
none that can withstand your power. Oh,
Mary conceived without sin, praq for us
who have recourse to thee, (3 times).
Holy Mary, Ilace this cause in you
hands, (3 times Holy Mary, I place this
use i i your hands, (3 times). Say this
prayer for 3 consecutive days and then
you must publish. It will be granted to
you. M.D'Oosta
PERSONAL PRAYER to the Holy
Spkit
- Holy Spirit Thou make me see every -
dung and Show me the way to reacts my
ideal. You who give the divine gift t
forgive and forget the wrung that is date
to me and who are in all instances of my
life with me. I, in this short dialogue,
want to thanks you for everything and
confirm one more that I never want to be
separated from You no matter how great
the material desire may be. I want to b!
with you and my loved ares in your per-
petual glory. Amen. Person must pray
this three consecutive days without stat -
mg one's with. After the 3rd day you
wish will begranted no matter how dif-
ficult it may be. Promise to publish as
soon as your favor has been granted. hL
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1 rartyNr
CLEARwATER, 2 bedroom
fully furnished mobile home.
yr^ hot tub. pool. WIN supply
pictures i references. 5250
US. Calf 905-434-7184.
CLEARWATER, 2-3 bedroom
fully fumisned mobile (per-
manent) tames. Cemnl air.
pools, hot tub, near beaches
and major ahractfons Child-
ren welcome. 1275/week.
Ptiolos shown in your Mme
(905roM-5503
For Sols
309 GLEMMU WE - .N THE
GLENS"' Four level slide >4*
or large Lal. Three bedrooms.
reriogNd kitchen and bath-
rooms. finished rot room
(tamily room) wall we bar.
int deck. Close to schools.
shoppig and part. 5169000
Cal 571-1745 for appormrre-l.
�House ��.�
23rd 12pm-4pw
AJAX. Doodled brick. 3.1
badmorns. 3 bW.004s. main
flaw family loom, docile W
rage. in" unrwea
$209.900 MDS)427-=
10N fel"ll IE. Ex,,.- {-
bedrooms 2400saft. toady
room. lwdur00d floor. W -n
k xfem
Comm lbor. 2 -car
623-1 15.000, Cie 905-
BOWMANMLE. tinge ho --e.
f« two fanukes. pibasoolow 7spidrNow
etleo.n . 1 OW 44
moms. 3 1,2 lLAroOima. 2
coons 2 kumidunpkegsrseare
W" 1100,
nave you n. vendor must
rd due 10 halo. far e"we
No (900) 097.2702.
EB7ATE LOT- Corker Trude Rd
i Pro Rupert Drive. Cour-
am. $89.000 54.7 apes
Courtice Adtim" twld up
aro $360-.550. Machin Frank
Roel LePage Fran R.E. 57&
4111
NO AGENTS PksN Aiwa 3
bedroom back spil. Large
drlme, pool Itis kr $172.500.
Cam 427-7349
PNIMTE SALE- by 0-11, --
mum a" Rased bNgalow
•k'Owrag4. 3.1 Oedroows. Iiv-
i groom. del nigfbom. kdclen.
4M i 2pc Miss. 4 applianc-
es. window COY fags. tar•ly,
room wy6regoce a m risen.
NO on kilLiktn, backing ado
icy
154.900. (90S) complete iess
RARE OPFOMV TTV fill
Renovated as new. 2 and 3
bedroom kwrrouses. 4 naw
appliances. $25.000 ytafly.
Income to Its". SSOO de-
posit. GOOD CREDITcloser Exellitill . Some
19 to am to 40ow PW -
6i Genm- George
wwef of Calese4 balrer a
CBS d 9057269114.
1lNNiwsNs
1 tf1NL$ MUM 3 Mlkssms, Wak-
rooms, a4 apM100L till -
*W bos@MoNL V MINNN so
grins. (!06)i315411.
skein 0-r SM dowl so-
deeted imaor fee.
NNr Calmorgg. $New
w��laandd INIKA, RlliRXML m
10 FT. FNIMTR/E on She
TAW RivK 3 Itfldrdolms,
fur sOm duff dodo, W
iso, tonnn3lnad good awkidg ad
swig mmg, 1 Ili k e ON11
was. Lard lel. Adding
(32,000. or ked onto Cam Pal
at Mum or Nie am sn-
7743.
MIST SBLI Camwge, Sawn 4
Will.. fol -50N100. SdmoN
Riva FrgMpe off 07 Anim.
Neils week No IMe. $ISM
D.B.O. AIM (MHW12M 7-
91we.
1981 CHEV NOTOMMM,
holly, van. washroom, shower,
dual battery, rim an
�e
aro pas very
sniffed. Male
Pad
s76 -ban an offer. (905)
1 C.Rpv
Trenw SJks
RED SETTER RESORT - famf
y campground and cottage
resod on the Trent. Large
spacious slits. Full Mohr -up
from $825. 2 and 3 bedroom
oottageS from $425/week.
Ree. half. store. pod. lakefront
swimming. taAM good fish-
ing9 905-436-0807: 705-779-
YOU HAVEIrT camped at
Laketield Campground? Too
had! Great water from sea-
sonal saes available. Daily.
weekly. i mor" family
camping. Sita available for
me July holiday weekend 1-
800-316-11MI wwwtrave,
inx comfPeterborougn County.
705)-552-6610
teo-ty
10 Land
GET THE CREDIT YOU DE -
moved Affordable amanng
Iesu . Professional n -
ca
dts
ential service. Call Tilmium
CrOM Repair 416110-0664.
MONEY PROBLEM. Get out
of debt quick washout going
teen ata or 04n0no.
Everyoru aeGpMd rsgrdless
Of creat rasm Cam loin free
ntornabon. 906-576-3505.
SNd" loans Odom
MORTGAGES
CtafitntdioR F(NaldNl
PrftrNG 1st. i 2811.
• no application or
appraisal fees
• no uplrord broker fee
Call J. Wyger
490519859106
wuri n wwta - sow. oro arta
1dY. Financina for anv our-
poSe. rata from 4.49% NI
applications acted. CdnA-
munity Mortgage 668.6805
• , 1 1.1-9
Evrds
COMMUNICATION
WORKSHOP
6 Weeks To
A better
Relationship
Call To Register
(905)686-0330
1 PefsouNis
ACTUAL OLDER ONTARIO
LADIES seeking dates -
ram"
dhome numbers. 1-
900-451.5566 eo 573. 53.49/
nw,,. T -IM. Must be 1a
COIRLE EARLY M 'S new to
the,Pldkerw area, wnlNg to
mho to•pk same age who
would e"" SOOM-g.
diens. mm bit outdoors /t
SOWsincere cams only Masi) Mll-
1 Lsgli NoGcas . 1 Lao "Odcss
%OTICE TO CREDITORS A.ND OTHERS
IN THE ESTATE OF PETER
EDWARD KANE
lAll cleansa the Estate of PETER ED
WARD KANE, late of the Town of Pwkem&
len the Reporkal Municipality of Durham, de-
ceased, who died on or about the 10th day of
February, 1997 must be filed with the under-
signed personal eepresentauve of the Estate on
or before the 25th day of June, 1998. Thereaft-
er, the undersigned will di hnibute the assets of
the Estate having regard only to the claiau
then filed.
(DATED at Markham, Ontario, this 7th day
MAY, 1999.
DAVID DE FOREST -
Srr his
CATTANACH HINDSON
S2 Main Stmt Markham N
Markham, Ord
L7P
• 1 Pnsalmte • 1
Pasonmis
Personal Prayer to the Blessed virgin
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin (never
known to fail). All most beautiful flower
of Mount Carmel, fruitful wine, spender
of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son c!
Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my
necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help ne
and show me here, you are my Mother.
Oh Holy May, Mother of God, Queen of
Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you
from the bottom of my heart, to secure me
in my necessity (make request). There are
none that can withstand your power. Oh,
Mary conceived without sin, praq for us
who have recourse to thee, (3 times).
Holy Mary, Ilace this cause in you
hands, (3 times Holy Mary, I place this
use i i your hands, (3 times). Say this
prayer for 3 consecutive days and then
you must publish. It will be granted to
you. M.D'Oosta
PERSONAL PRAYER to the Holy
Spkit
- Holy Spirit Thou make me see every -
dung and Show me the way to reacts my
ideal. You who give the divine gift t
forgive and forget the wrung that is date
to me and who are in all instances of my
life with me. I, in this short dialogue,
want to thanks you for everything and
confirm one more that I never want to be
separated from You no matter how great
the material desire may be. I want to b!
with you and my loved ares in your per-
petual glory. Amen. Person must pray
this three consecutive days without stat -
mg one's with. After the 3rd day you
wish will begranted no matter how dif-
ficult it may be. Promise to publish as
soon as your favor has been granted. hL
i
^GE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 24,19"
1 AuWwm e 1 Aaebaas : 11 bwpohleaeale :1: l9eelrlal . 1 • - ftM* l :1 • f m ME : t Howe (Xeanrhg 11 liNudaya III Eirrl/rya
SHERIFF'S SALE
BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out of the Ontario Court of Jus-
tice (General Division) to me directed, I
HAVE SEIZED all right, title, interest and eq-
uity in or in respect of the followinggoods:
Belonging to: LEE GARFIELD OPERATING AS
GARFIELD CORVETTE 1994
MAKE: 1975 BRICKLIN-
VIN #MlBX5SO02165-ORANGE
MAKE: 1989 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE-
VIN /1G6CD115OK4240682-WHITE
MAKE: 1987 OLDSMOBILE-
VIN 11 G3HN5132HW383233-GREY
MAKE: 1989 CADILLAC ELDORADO-
VIN t1G6EL1159KU601256 PLUM
Belonging to: KENNETH W. MCDONALD
ALSO KNOWN AS KEN MCDONALD AND
CHERYL MCDONALD ALSO KNOWN AS
CHERYL MACDONALD
MAKE: 1993 HARLEY DAVIDSON-
VIN 11 HD1 GEL1 6PY312061 -RED
ALL OF WHICH I WILL OFFER FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION:
WEDNESDAY MAY 27, 1998 at 11:00 a.m.
-AT-
BROUGHTON TOWING
1511 HOPKINS ST.
Whitby, Ontario.
UN 4.16
(Viewing on WEDNESDAY MAY 27. 1998
at 10:00 A.M.)
TERM OF SALE:BLE CASH OR CERTIFIED
CHEQSHER
This sale is subject to cancellation up to
time of sale without further notice. No em-
ployee of the Ministry of the Attorney
General may purchase any goods or chat-
tels, lands or tenements exposed by a Sher-
iff for sale under legal process, either di-
rectly or indirectly.
Sheriff's Office
Regional Munpcipaky of Durham
1 Pa•ahak :11 rrnpeovarrhwaa
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• 1 1 r►taeresrlaus • 1 1
In Loving Memory of
Alan Dunning, age 37
Taken from us suddenly from
'Canine Anaphylaxis" (dog bite)
on May 25, 1995
A Tribute Of Love
Dear Lord put your arms around him
And give him a great big hug.
Tell him its from his Mum
And give him all my love.
It only takes a Gale space,
To write how much I miss yore.
But Al" it will take the rest of my life.
To forget the day I lost you.
Loft of Love from
'Mom Lyn Dunning" - Tony, Brothers
Steve, Gary, Sisters - Lynda, Donna,
Sandra and the rest of the family.
All formerly of Bay Ridges, Pickering.
tocad a Thor. • 1 tree a Taint.
In Appreciation
Thefamily of the We David Bremner
wishes to p►rss their sincere tum to
friends, ercx at! lata, b neig:., a all thrrr
help, & support, floral tributes, cards and
chantable donations received during our
recent bereavement.
A special thanks to Rev. Or. lanes Czegtedi
Minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church and to the W� ors &
Nurses at Oshawa
& Sunnybrook hospitals.
Thank -you to everyone for
all your kindness.
The Bremrier Farm
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