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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_05_31I I PICKERING EDITION D V E R T I S E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Sunday, May 31, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 40 pages ■ ■ Durha makes downloadi.ng case in 10. REGIONAL CHAIRMAN `SOMEWHAT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT RELIEF FOR DURHAM FOLLOWING TWO-HOUR MEETING Br Kelm 61114M "It was a two-hour meeting. I Eves to show him the downloading cial housing, land-based ambu- costing the Region $27.5 million. Stan Writer feel somewhat optimistic," initiative isn't revenue neutral, lance service, child care, public That translates into a 15 -per cent New downloading numbers Durham Regional Chairman Roger something Premier Mike Harris health, GO Transit, administering increase on the Regional portion of could be coming from the Anderson said of the meeting at a had promised. the property assessment system your property tax bill. Province following a "productive" Regional finance committee meet- In exchange for taking over and more social assistance costs. Mr. Anderson hopes to get meeting Tuesday between Durham ing Wednesday. most of the cost of education, the But according to figures from "more finalized" numbers by mid - Region officials and senior Ontario Durham politicians had wanted Province is passing on financial re- the Province, the initiative isn't June. government finance staff. a meeting with Treasurer Ernie sponsibility for such thing, :i,, �( rc%cnue neutral and will encs up See DURHAM'PaGe ? Durham waste study could cost $150,000 Bl' Ke/tb 61111gan =' Pickering taxpayers may pay more for garbage disposal Staff Writer • `• Durham Region may spend $150,000 to develop a 20 -year >:` strategy for handling garbage. u';" The study would look at such 't areas as the cost of collecting, pro- out more to throw away garbage. cessing and disposing garbage, de- ipalities to dispose of garbage to $86 veloping recycling targets, investi- gating options other than dumping you five. Scugog residents would trash, and considering joining with lion out of the ford for this year (in Toronto and other Greater Toronto fonsider on Wednesday an average Area regions in finding a disposal .•Ata, the tipping fee will increase solution. .............683-5110 Regional Council next Wednes- by ratepayers 2.4 per ant, Ajax and day will consider preparing a long- Regional C hairs an Roger Anderson term waste management strategy as recommended by the works and fi- DOU6 111101FIF T nance committees. T we don't move forward, "I think this gives us the build- we will have no choice.' ing blocks to move forward;' Scu- cent, Ctarington residents two per gog Mayor Doug Moffatt told the spending S 150,000 on a consultant. works committee Tuesday. "If we But if we don't, we'll be in a bad don't move forward, we will have situation. If we don't make an in - no choice and someone will make vestment now, we'll be in trouble." the choice for us. I'm the (last) one About 75 per cent of materials in the world (who wants) to be in the Region's waste stream is Ewell ...rrewsroom®durham.net garbage that's shipped to the Keele WHAT' S INSIDE see image 5 Practice makes perfect.. Preparing resident Drew Trotman gets his hands on the Hawkeyes Football Club and was out at Oshawa Civic ball during football practice in preparation for the start Fields this week as the team warmed up for its opener of the upcoming season. Drew toils with the Oshawa against Scarborough on June 21. EMANN Pop .. - ' = = = - - .6 Pickering taxpayers may pay more for garbage disposal 3SIM& ...................14 Com/ .. . . ............34 Taxpayers will likely have to fork tax increase for garbage disposal, crease the anaunt it charges runic- Ajax Councillor Jim McMaster out more to throw away garbage. that amount will depend on where ipalities to dispose of garbage to $86 suggested taking an extra $1.8 mil - Du rbarn Regional Council w9l you five. Scugog residents would a wane from $63 a tome. lion out of the ford for this year (in Nn TO MEM US fonsider on Wednesday an average pay an additional 3.7 percent, Whit- .•Ata, the tipping fee will increase addition to the $1.7 million� while .............683-5110 increase of 2.3 per cera a household by ratepayers 2.4 per ant, Ajax and to $96 a tonne next year as the Re- Regional C hairs an Roger Anderson Of&* N/IllM .:......683-3005 to cover the cost of garbage dispos- 'prat's Oshawa property owners 2.3 per gion tries to wean itself off using recoannended an extra $1.3 million Amcdo LAW al. over and above any tax in- cent, Ctarington residents two per money in are Solid Waste Reserve come out of the reserve. `With ....683-7545 crease the Region may also pass on cent and Pickering ratepayers 1.7 Fund. That fund was set up in the all the effects of the 511* YOM ..1-800-662-8423 to property owners. per cent. A joint report from late 1980s after Metro Toronto gave provincial changes, this is anodwr Ewell ...rrewsroom®durham.net While the average property own- Durham's works and finance com- Durham $20 million to let the City whack for our residents," Cour. Mc- f/Ar1:.......durhamnews.net er would be hit with a 2.3 -per cent mittees recommends the Region in- open a dump near Whitevale. Master said. a loi3" :'. . .; .,. , -... «Cr. ., '-r�.r "S7i: W�. S f��h. 1. s �.. "Qil•-s4v ?^,x.• .,.: ".:. _.,....-.;.ae...'iY •„e.:g:. ,... mow.. '.� yt fy� n. .. aw"".� L ,.... :.. � rw. ,,'`..'� y, 1M'r`�tihc °err -', Y�`T. .�1;'� r. - 4-�; ^A �•�. �i - p • 1 ♦ ♦ ♦f r 4 • 4 ♦ .4 4 ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ • • 1 1 4 ♦ 1 • . ... «:�«rr'♦,-•«r rev. far.««•«►�•a --_ -.►-••rr- «err -r.-a orae -r+r.r ��+ --r. «:.a �'.`Z-- gni"°� ♦'.rYi"F:S' G:r . .. _. f �� IMTPC'Pr*:YT:a�F'�: �: - ,. - , '�.• .�e. .� �v,�d s'P7'� is 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 31. 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TO awkbop@04 WV at A% rt.. •. . . .. . 0, t IL . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - r.. .. ... . ...... L THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31,19" - P AGE 3 PickeringmAjax-Citizens Together fear expansionof paste facilities Staff Writer PICKERING — The town may end up with the equivalent of a garbage dump in its industrial core if three applications .for large waste transfer and recycling facili- ties there are granted, warns a local environmental organi- zation. Dave Steele, chairman of Pickering -Ajax Citizens To- gether (PACT) for the Envi- ronment,- says the group is worried about the potential cumulative impact of three proposals: - an application by Can -Sort Recycling Ltd. on Toy Av- enue to take in up to 750 tonnes of industrial/commer- cial waste per day; - a proposal by J & F Waste Systems Inc. to build an in- dustrial/commercial waste recycling/transfer station on Notion Road (in Ajax at the Pickering border) with a ca- pacity of up to 750 tonnes per day; - plans by Miner Waste Sys- tems to expand its recy- cling/transfer facility on Squires Beach Road to take in up to 800 tonnes of indus- DAVE STEELE 'Where is it coming from?' trial/commercial and resi- dential waste per day. "The big concern is we've got three transfer stations here within a square mile and there's a possibility the max- imum tonnage could be 2,300 -tonnes per day. The question is where is it com- ing from?" If all three facilities are approved, explains Mr. Steele, that would create a capacity to handle about 800,000 tonnes per year of waste in the area. However, the entire Region of Durham produces only about 136,000 tonnes of residential waste annually, and according to the PACT chairman, about 180,000 tonnes of industri- al/commercial/institutional waster. "I have ' big concerns what's going to happen here is Pickering again is going to be the garbage capital for Metropolitan Toronto" Mr. Steele says he be- lieves waste companies are being attracted by the easily - accessible railway tracks in the area which provide a con- nection to Kirkland Lake. Shipping garbage to a land- fill in Kirkland Lake is one of the options being touted as a solution to southern On- tario's lack of dump capacity. All three proposals must be approved by the provin- cial Environment Ministry before they can go ahead, and the J & F Waste Systems plan requires a rezoning from Ajax Council as well. Ajax has turned down the rezoning application but the company has appealed it to the Ontario Municipal Board. Pickering Council has op situation could have been pulAic process for disposal posed the Can -Sort Recy- averted if Durham Region and recycling of Durham's cling and J & F Waste Sys- had in place a long-term, waste. tems applications, though it has not direct control over whether the Environment Ministry approves them. ; Brand Nanic Goods1 Council has not dealt with Received the Miller Waste proposal ' e Distress yet, which will require Town approval for some of its com- ponents. _ 1000 - Mr. Steele says PACT �U warned Pickering Council ' about the potential problem in the area when the Town approved the Can -Sort Recy- Come in and see our furniture department. We offer a cling and Miller Waste trans- vast Selection of sofa's, loveseats, sectionals, fer stations about four years dinettes, mattress, bunkbeds, kitchen sets and more. ago- Limited quantities so hurry in fast! s.. , "They were told at the LIQUIDATION WORLD SHORT STORY time you've got to be very careful about what you're do- WE BUY - No deal is too big and none ing here: , or too small. Our deal Writers are always new merchandise for our Mr. Steele suggests Pick -0 100 f outlets and weeldy aucborts. ering councillors don't ap- �0Weare experts at so" am types of pear to have benefitted much inventory problems and s tuabons. from the fights over recent Wuidabon world offers an instant cash s*w! years against various propos- WE SELL - Quality merchandise of al descriptions (some deals als for new landfills in the even defy Win) at prices well below regular retail - town. OUR CUSTOMERS - Know where to shop for value. They come "Haven't they learned that back reg Aarty to see our continually changing selection of bargains. you don't put garbage near We'd 13ke To Do people, and especially chil- ,,p H�uiness with You dren?" �t- ;o 1.8WL1QUrrn He maintains the current ' O 8 (1-8x8-25-#-0843) We prry Cas h for atsarss Durham seeks downloading changes DURNAMIFrom page 1, The Region has to pass its assess- ment numbers and downloading, or Who Does What, budget by the end of June. "We want the numbers on June 10 so we can go to the Finance and Ad- ministration Committee on June 24. Otherwise we go to Council with a budget with a 15 -per cent increase;' he added. Butfinance committee -chairman and Oshawa councillor Brian Nichol- a sereram Talk to a prokssioW No cost, w oeilatim �s Member of Moonval Exchange A C.I.P.F. Pram Siggb (905) 426-4722 CMA. CFP or (91115) 666-9478 WE CAN HELPrOU -ACHIEVE A FRESH START / 6 - *-,- and PasorlM�d s rwim Fmo CdnNdMrwr Conaidladw 1�sitIDO.' S�w.at K {� 7asawo mea 19* tawnnas Ara E - 44110711164111111111119 kM MP and 401) Ara N70anel�o aR GRADUATION tQQL �� . Sit • Ajall Hip SPI tool • Enter 1110 Sdod • tlsais O'Corrlor •Pkkmk�w9h Sdw�d'� SterNng Slk on � .wIA - T ,',.'20% off our most expensive Ring $126-" Reg. $160 RON GALBRAITH JEWELLERS Old Ajax Plaza on Harwood Jud Soulh of 101, next to Home 6Isd=e son Court. Nicholson noled the Region would not be to blame in such a case. "'The Province is going to our tax- payers with a 15 -per cent increase;' he noted. "We're the messenger," agreed Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Con- nor. Assessment numbers were to be is- sued to the Region on Friday, reported Mr. Anderson, who has sent letters to all Durham MPPs asking them to fight MBEPUA IF I DENTAL CWW WALK-IN HOURS Daly 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. SarL 10 a.m - 4 p.m. �i z,IYJiII�i • • • • • AtNBEPAFA SHOPPMq CENTRE ON V**TM In ! 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We're going to study something that's literally been studied to death. We need to find a solution, but a solution is out there. "If it was $50,000, I wouldn't have a problem. I have a real problem with the amount," said Coun. Brunelle. "We need to work out a strategy. There are enough studies and information" Works department operations direc- tor Jack McCorkell reported Peel Re- gion spent $250,000 on a similar study while York forked out about $100,000. "The number is based on what the consultant told us. There are no firm numbers for the study. It's our esti- mate." He added, "$150,000 really isn't an out -of -line number." Mr. McCorkell said the study will be a "co-ordinated public process. The public process. "We have to go to the public and ask them what their goals are, what their de- sires are. A key component is the public buying in on what the final recommen- dation is. Unless the public is on side, we'll have difficulties. Public involve- ment will be very active." The study will look at what options are available to cope with the looming waste crisis, new technologies to handle it and what has and hasn't worked, Mr. McCorkell noted. Councillors "have been bombarded with different methods" of waste han- dling, he said. "From our perspective, we start with a clean piece of paper (and try to determine) what's best for Durham for the next 20 years" The last Regional Council passed a motion banning future dumps on an un- developed site. As a result, Mr. McCorkell noted, "Durham Region won't have a landfill site. At the end of the day, something has to hit the ground, somewhere, somehow." When the former NDP provincial government took over control of waste disposal in the early 1990%, Durham stopped all waste disposal planning, Mr. McCorkell recalled. "We haven't done anything" in the way of studies since then. Oshawa Councillor Nester Pidwer- becki said, "There has got to be 25 stud- ies sitting on shelves all over Durham collecting dust" Mr. McCorkell conceded, "Mere are all kinds of studies on where to put a landfill in Durham" Brock Township Mayor Keith Shier supported expenditure, saying, "It's not a Mickey Mouse study." He noted past studies have involved regional staff and politicians. "They didn't involve the people and it's gotten us nowhere. With the public involved, politicians will be aware of what they want to achieve. There's no doubt in my mind that we have no op- tion but to get into an in-depth study. I want to see the public give direction and politicians make decisions based on public direction. Otherwise, it's a lost effort." Pickering man among'eight charged in `john' sweep OSHAWA — Eight men have been charged in the scc- Pd sweep of 'johns' in down- k�vn Oshawa in a week. From 9 p.m. -Thursday to 4 a.m. Friday, undercover Durham Regional Police offi- cers arrested the men in the Elm and Celina streets area. On May 24, police arrested eight men in the same area and charged them with communi- cating for the purpose of pros- titution. The arrests are part of Durham Regional Police's stepped-up efforts to rid the downtown area of prostitution. Four platoons of officers will now operate undercover in the downtown, conducting stings on various nights. Previously only one platoon had been op - crating. Police are also releasing the names of men charged in the sweeps. Charged with communicat- ing for the purpose of prostitu- tion in the latest sweep are: Kevin Jeffrey, 33, Ritson Road South, Oshawa; Paul Wester - 1754 Hwy. 7, Jed Wet of 14w"y. gard, 46, Cedar Street, Os- hawa; Stephen White, 25, King Street West, Newcastle; Darcy Boothillette, 27, Ste - Therese -dc -Blainville, Que- bec; Carlo Osso, 20, Sylvia Street, Oshawa; Daniel Monds, 33, Woodcrest Av- enue, Oshawa; and Vito Cortese, 34, Denmar Road, Pickering. Kevin Robb, 28, of Brant- ford, was charged with breach of probation. 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Ultimately, our success is measured by the success of our clients and that, we're sure you will agree, is the way it should be. We look forward to serving the individual financial needs of the Durham Region community in the coming years. rrw 02 i r w� e s MIDLAND WALWYN CAPITAL INC. AJAX DURHAM CENTRE 90 KINGSTON RD. E., UNIT 4 AJAX, ON L1Z 1G1 TEL 905.426.6685 TOLL FREE 1o800*367.5849 FAX 9Q5 -426-6T19 a cc *BLUE CHP TFIMM is a Regisoered trademark of ki chid VVt kWn Capital kx. '"TIIE FIRST BRITISH M ER SALE EVERY MON DAYS we, Cup Soccer. x dlointlta�io. ••••••" 56 pas of raw dealing. �.rt*f iH�� ♦ s r f��•r•�f•r�,, �raf '.�� yrs * j � a�� . t a ->-s ,t -t r,i . PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31,19" A Metroland Commtlnity Newspaper published four times weekly on 0 Ne S PINION Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A 0 V E R T I S E R Ptabllslmr. Tim WIbIttaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Put brakes on reckless drivers We've all seen them. They're the impatient motorists who don't feel like waiting for a school bus which has stopped to pick up children. They're the drivers who ignore school zone speed limits and roar past, even as youngsters stream out of classes. They're the ones who decide against caution when driving along side streets dotted with par- kettes and playing children. Those motorists — and there are too many — could soon be hit where it hurts most if new legislation is passed that will target potentially dangerous driving habits: In the wallet. Under the legislative plan announced this past week by Ontario Solicitor General and Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty, fines for traffic infractions would double in areas desig- nated as community safety zones. Infractions include speeding, disobeying a stop sign, and failing to yield to pedestrian traffic. It's unfortunate, certainly, that once again government finds it necessary to protect us from ourselves. But common sense dictates that these zones, all areas primarily populated by our children, must be established and patrolled. And the power to designate such zones will lie solely with the municipalities on the roads they govern, giving them free reign to deter- mine precisely which areas of their communi- ties they want protected. .There's a certain portion of residents who just don't get it, who don't respect school zones and don't take the speed limit seriously;' Mr. Flaherty said in announcing the legislation this past week. "This government and the commu- nity are saying this driving behaviour just won't be tolerated" Quite so. But it's not enough to establish so-called community safety zones without ensuring they are monitored. Motorists — each and every one — must support the initiative, and police must be freed up to enforce the new regulations. Just one infraction that costs a motorist a substantial amount of money may be enough to force a change in their vehicular behaviour. Though it's unlikely this legislation will eradicate bad driving, it will raise the stakes — quite literally — for those with a tendency to ignore speed signs, school zones or play areas. Let's get the legislation passed and take aim at dangerous drivers. knfm. To respond to this editorial tall oe Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Students need Life Facts course To the editor: We arc writing this letter in refer- ence to the 'Life Facts' sexuality ed- ucation course taught to a small number of high school students in the Durham District School Board. We are the parents of a developmen- tally delayed child. Our child is only eight years old so he is not being taught any kind of sexual education yet, but we have spoken to parents of teenagers who are being taught the material in question. We write this letter on behalf of those young people as well as our own son. We know there are people in Durham who object to the 'Life Facts' sexuality course because they feel that there is some pornographic content in this course. Taney believe this because there are some very graphic drawings included. We will not dispute that there are graphic drawings, because there are. These special -needs students require that type of material so they can under- stand about sexuality. For example, a developmentally delayed teen needs a drawing of "sexual inter- course" in order to understand what that is. A verbal description would not be enough. We applaud the trustees of the Durham District School Board for voting to continue teachers' use of this course. Our elected trustees have a moral oblig- ation to understand and respect the learning needs of all their students. Approximately 80 students out of 66,000 are currently being taught this course. All of their parents signed consent forms after review- ing the material. Why did they do this? Because they know the mater- ial in the course suits the learning needs of their teenaged children, be- cause their teens are developmental- ly delayed. This means their level of cognitive ability is well behind their level of physical maturity. These young people learn visually. With- out accurate information, they are usually frightened by the changes their bodies go through as they trav- cl from childhood into adulthood. They need this type of information to feel comfortable with their changing bodies and to protect themselves from would-be abusers and unplanned pregnancies. There is a difference between teaching pornography and teaching a special -needs teen basic informa- tion about human sexuality. These young people have as much right to learn this information as the rest of us. 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M do addreew Awnbernew �red- BLAKE PURDY NEWS EDITOR Ease a Mom's pain Lyn Dunning's heart sinks a little every time she hears a new report about a dog biting a person. "I get so angry, so totally angry," says the Pickering woman. "I get upset again. My nerves are just shot," Why the extreme reaction? It was three years ago today that Lyn saw son Alan for the very last time — at his funeral. The 37 -year-old died of Canine Ana- phylaxis — an allergic reaction to a dog bite. In the hope that Alan's death won't be in vain, Lyn has a plea and a warning. To pet owners, the plea: "Everybody must control their dogs. Every dog should be on a leash:' And the warning: "People who don't have a spleen have to be extra careful" around dogs and any other animal for that matter. Her son lost his spleen 12 years ago in a car acci- dent. Ironically, Alan "was really into cars', says Lyn. So much so that he chose auto body repair as a career, working in a couple of shops in his native Pickering where "everybody knew him" before he moved to Kingston to ply his trade. One gem of a car that Alan owned and reconstructed was sold by the family to help pay for his funeral. 'lire buyer of the vehicle pur- chased personalized plates that read 'ALS CAR'. as a living tribute to "a very caring person". After Alan lost his spleen, he continued to lead a normal life. Like many of us did on the Victo- ria Day weekend just past, he went to a cottage on the May 24 long weekend of 1995. He was with his girlfriend, some other people and a "bad-tempered dog" which Lyn further describes as "an ankle biter" — a lap dog, in other words. ALAN DUNNING Alan boasted to fellow cottagers 'Very ung, that, "By the end of the weekend, he's going to be my friend" But, man's best friend turned out to be this man's worst enemy. As Alan was playfully teasing the dog, it bit him on the hard, bare- ly puncturing the skin on the fatty part of his little fin- Within hours, Alan felt so sick he returned to his apartment and called 911. He was rushed to hospital in Kingston, where he was put on life support almost im- mediately. He died three days later. Alan's body, with- out a spleen, was unable to fight off the bacteria in the dog's saliva. His death wasn't in vain, though. Shortly after Alan died, hospital staff, armed with new knowledge, were able to save other people admitted under similar cir- cumstances. And, while Lyn was m the hospital dur- ing her son's final days, she went out of her way to warn another patient whose spleen had been removed about possible dangers. The grateful woman dunked Lyn: "I feel like God seat you as a messenger to me.,' Lyn has that memory and the memories of her beloved son to comfort her. She mcalls drat, "He laved kiW Ironically Win, he never fallnero'my cdhikbecL "He was very fond of older people" Unfortunately, Alan never got to grow old himself. And, he loved to take pictures of the wildlife in his hometown. Only to be killed by a domestic pet. Since his death, Lyn admits, "I've lead a really Braid time because I couldn't beinve this could happen." She's reminded of what could happen every time she hears a news report about another dog biting an- other person. If that isn't bad enough, she's witnessed a couple of attacks by dogs on other annals in Pick- ering pocks in recent weeks. "It's like a nightmare that won't go away." Lyn would sleep a little easier, though, if dog own- ers would heed her plea and poople without spleens would listen to her warning. For Alan's sake. 'inrlMd b pries We Purdy is a malar News AdMerrm t>Dlurrrni$L To re - %Md to fhi6 column call at 1183-7040 aid dial ------------3108. - I Mandatory testing is important because `we can't afford to have an accident at the nuclear power • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY_ MAY 31- lea - PACK 7 `The people who are working in the nuclear station are a microcosm `They have to be prepared to sit down and talk about it. I'm getting tired of them of the "' pointing the population finger, trying VML plant.' GENE PRESTON at large...' JOHN MURPHY to (lay) blame.' Th drug d ba -t Not testi'ongat P BJ► Ay►isW Tat= Staff Writer PICKERING — There will be no drug -testing programme for em- ployees of the Pickering nuclear sta- tion, says Ontario Hydro nuclear division head Carl Andognini. Drug testing was one of the rec- ommendations of the Independent Integrated Performance Assessment (IIPA) of Ontario Hydro's nuclear stations released last August. That report led Hydro to order the indef- inite shutdown of seven of its reac- tors to enable the utility to concen- trate on making improvements in the operations of the other 12. The IIPA authors noted Hydro had "no formal programme that en- sures personnel reporting to work are free of alcohol and prohibited substances or don't exhibit aberrant behavior." They recommended the utility establish a 'fitness for duty' programme for personnel having unescorted access to its nuclear fa- cilities, and that a personnel and ve- hicular search programme be im- plemented to prevent prohibited items from entering the plant. At the time, the report's call for drug testing was supported publicly by Mr. Andognini, Power Workers Union president John Murphy, Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, Premier Mike Harris and Durham Nuclear Awareness. However, Mr. Andognini now says no drug testing is being imple- mented. "We can't do it " he says, ex- plaining Canadian federal human rights legislation doesn't allow mandatory drug testing and that with about 200 cases of drug or al- cohol problems over the nine years the programme has been in place. "rhe people that are working in the nuclear station are a microcosm of the population at large," he says, adding the incidence of substance abuse problems at the Pickering plant reflects the problem in the general population. olio chairman (and president at the time) Bill Farlinger. Mr. Murphy's letter said the PWU is willing to work with Hydro on drug testing, but that any pro- gramme "must comply with Cana- dian law". It set out a number of terms which he said must be met by the drug policy, stating: * "[hug dependence can constitute 'Vie union won't agree to it". Mr. Andognini notes Hydro has ap- proached the federal government through the AECB about making changes in the federal legislation, without success. He maintains mandatory testing is important be- cause "we can't afford to have an accident at the nuclear plant." Mr. Andognini adds, however, there is a drug programme in place for Hydro nuclear workers that does not involve mandatory testing. Pickering plant head Gene Pre- ston reports the station has dealt But, he notes, "we can't tolerate it in a nuclear power plant." The PWU's Mr. Murphy chal- lenges Mr. Andognini's contention no drug testing programme is possi- ble. "I don't know how he can make that statement when we've never sat down and discussed what kind of policy he wants put in place:' Mr. Murphy says he wrote a let- ter to Hydro last August indicating the PWU's interest in coming to some sort of agreement on drug testing, and says the only reply he's had was a very brief letter from Hy - a handicap under human rights law" and employers may not discrimi- nate against a drug -dependent em- ployee by firing or moving them ex- cept where "the handicap prevents the employee from fulfilling the es- sential duties of the job". * There is "no clear correlation be- tween a positive drug test and job impairment" and that a testing pro- gram should be part of a larger drug programme designed to "accurately detect and cure relevant substance * There should be an attempt to re - habilitate employees and "employ- ment action such as termination is only to be taken as a last result where accommodation to the point of undue hardship has failed" * Confidentiality of test results must be respected and test results must be kept separate from personnel records so that they do not taint em- ployment decisions until efforts to accommodate have proved unsuc- cessful" In his letter of reply. Mr. Far - linger welcomed Mr. Murphy's sup - for a drug 8 Pr'o8ramme. "On- tario Hydro nuclear staff are cur- rently developing a comprehensive drug and alcohol testing pro- gramme which I am confident will comply with Canadian law and withstand legal challenge:' the letter stated. Mr. Murphy maintains the ! union and Hydro could reach an agreement on the drug issue. '"iihey have to be prepared to sit down and talk about it. I'm getting tired of them pointing the finger and trying to blame the union and hu- man rights legislation:' In the U.S., where Mr. Andogni- ni and Mr. Preston worked before coming to Hydro, drug testing for nuclear workers is required by the federal nuclear regulator. Hydro nuclear plant study questioned A bw StrN wriler PICKERING — Ontario Hy- dra's awiromnemal review of the Pickering mticlear station isn't suffi- cient to address residerits' conoerns, say some people who've been call- ing for an environmental assess- ment of the plant. But, there was also praise for the Hydro review as utility officials ex- plained to Pickering Council's ex- ecutive committee Monday how it would be conducted. "I'm fly pleased to see you undertaking this," Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan told Hydro nuclear chief Carl Andognini and Pickering station head Gene Pre- ston. However, Coun. Ryan noted what Hydro is doing sounds a lot like the `Joint Universities Environ- mental Assessment' of the plant he proposed only a few months ago and which was reds ky, Hydra "I don't know why you're not willing to grab coauntmity partner- ship when it's offered in the first in- stance," said the councillor. He added he hoped Hydra's review would provide "teat" data and be "understandable" for the public: , In a November referendum, 97 per cent -of Pickering voters called for an environmental assessment of the nuclear plant. The Hydro programme, ex- plained Mr. Preston, will review the effect of the nuclear station's opera- tion on ' the "biophysical euviron- meW around it A technical com- mime is being established to con- duct the review, and an outside con- sultant will guide its work. A com- mittee of community re prose w fives will be formed to monitor the review at several stages, and an in- dependent reviewer, likely a u niver- sity professor, will be appointed to evaluate, the study. A final report on the review and an 'environmental action plan' de- veloped from it are due by the end of this year, said Mr. Preston, . "Vire waft a programme that is meaningful," said Mr. Andognini, adding Hydro warts a study "that gets to core issues". He and Mr. Piton said Hydro didn't accept the Joint Universities proposal be- cause too munch of the work would be done by students and it would have taken too long. 1 think we took a lot of the good parts in that proposal and used than," noted Mr. Andognini. Mayor Wayne Arthurs said after the meeting he doesn't consider Uydro's proposed review to be broad enough, noting the utility ad- mitted it won't look into the eco- nomic and social impact of the nu- clear station on the town. That will mean leaving out issues such as de- commissionifg.oects, the economic impact of the plant's eventual Shut- down, and community confidence in the station and the information the public is getting about it. The mayor also feels d a isn't enough community control over the review process - The ownership is still wrong' Dave Steele, chairman of Pick- ering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment and one of the people who developed the Joint Universities plan, said the year-end deadline Hydro has set for its review will not provide enough time to complete a proper study. He also dismissed Hydro's position against having students doing some of the review work, noting most se- rious research involves university students and most involved would likely be working on their PhDs. "My concern is that they're hav- ing a consultant so they can get the results they want at the end. It's def - finitely not independent enough.' He noted the academics in the Joint Universities study would have worked under a contract absolving them of any responsibility for any loss of business Hydro might stiffer as a result of their findings. "I bet that's not in the consul- tant's one." Mr. Steele maintains the com- munity should be involved in the entire review, including the devel- opment of the tem= of reference for the review and selection of the aca- demics and/or consultants who will work on it. He added he has been approached by Hydro as a potential member of the community commit- tee for its review, but will not take part if he doesn't believe the group will have sufficient independence. "If they're going to hire all these consultants and have us just sitting around making coffee, then forget it." _ PAGE E - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31,19" Province moves to let Towns create ialtY safe zones for pedestrians 4 CIN* 1110"11 success. them," he says, adding erecting signs to For the doubled fines to be effective, Staff Writer "I think whenever there's a police officer warn of doubled fines in given areas won't they must be imposed when an offender ap- A plan to double fines for traffic and he stops someone it makes an impact on be enough to prevent bad driving. pears in court, he says. violations in designated areas is aimed at keeping communities safe, says the Minister of Correctional Services. "The fundamental reason is the protection of children and the areas where children congregate," says Jim Flaherty, also Solicitor General and Durham Centre MPP, about proposed legislation to implement community safety zones. Under the legislation, announced by Mr. Flaherty and Transportation Minister Tony Clement earlier this week, fines for traffic infractions would double in areas designated as community safety zones. Infrac- tions include speeding, disobeying a stop sign, and fail to yield to pedes- trian traffic. "The local municipalities, if the legislation is passed, will have the power to determine where to locate the community safety zones." says Mr. Flaherty, explaining these zones could include school areas, parks or day cares. The Province will not tell munic- ipalities how to determine which ar- eas should be designated, but will encourage local officials to draw on their experience. The Province will also have the authority to establish community safety zones on parts of King's Highways, those patrolled by the OPP and maintained by the Min- istry of Transportation. Community safety zones will be identified by Ministry of Transportation -de- signed signs. The initiative is part of a $150 - million commitment to community safety made by the provincial gov- ernment during its budget earlier this month. Mr. Flaherty says he's heard from police departments across the province, including Durham, that there is a definite problem with some drivers and some action needs to be taken. "There's a certain portion of res- idents who just don't get it, who don't respect school zones and don't take the speed limit seriously. "This government and the com- munity are saying this driving be- haviour just won't be tolerated;" he says. Constable Shaun Arnott of the Durham Regional Police's traffic management unit, says local com- munities are experiencing problems with these type of drivers. Although he says establishing -these zones may help curb this be- .havior, enforcement is the key to its 'One Parent Families meet AJAX -- Single parents looking to make friends or discuss common concerns are invited to take part in an upcoming meeing here. The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association holds its weekly meeting for custo- dial and non-custodial parents Wednesday, June 3 at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members are welcome. ..Call 831-1201 for more informa- tion. SO/40 OFF t Hundreds of sale, regular and clearance items. Fashions, Linens, Factory Outlet & more. 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Viking and Woods appienoes, pre-recorded videos & tapes, CDs, film and greeting cards. Offer car iot be combined with any other tax savings offer Offers valid for those 65 years of age or older Seniors' Day otter not valid in our Sheridan store. .'Note: Fu mdure. Malor Appliances and Home Electronics are now orgy available in selected stores. Cal 1-800-268-9175 for the store nearest you. a rf } - -�:- • 1 ► ` �■...■ .'mint R s �,i s i •'�'�".ac..t.*T 4 a 4 : F v t'! � • �_• .<.:a P Pickering student takes on new role as public school board trustee By $NM O'Neill Staff Writer PICKERING — Improving the lines of communication between high school students across Durham and the public school board may seem like a big job for a 17 year old to take on, but Leanne Morrison can't wait to get started. The Grade 12 student at Dunbar - ton High School in Pickering has been appointed to serve as one of two student trustees on the Durham District School Board for the coming school year. And she has some defi- nite ideas about how she'll approach -the job. "One of my goals is to develop re- ally good connections with all of the student council presidents," she says. "I want to be accountable." Ms. Morrison says she still has a lot to learn about her new position and notes she is eager to talk with trustees and begin training. • "I want to find out what they want so we're on the same wavelength;' she says. "Communication for me is super duper important. By starting off on the right foot and finding out what they think, that will set the tone for the rest of the year." And it's a year that's sure to be a busy one for Ms. Morrison as she concentrates on completing her Golf tourney aids Community Care Golfers and Durham Region Community Care will be going for the green this June. Ken Shaw from CFTO TV will lead the pack in the second annual 'Get in the Swing of Things' fund- raising tourney being held June 10 at Pickering's Seaton Golf and Country Club. The $ 100 entry fee includes green fees, golf cart, dinner and a prize. There are also hole -in -one, longest drive and closest -to -the -hole compe- titions. The team scramble format en- sures players of all levels can com- pete. Shotgun start at I p.m. For golf tournament registration, sponsorship or information about services, call (905) 404-2224. Leanne Morrison, a Grade 12 student at Dunbarton High School in Pickering, was one of two Durham students cho- sen to sit as pupil trustees on the Durham District School Board. Leanne, 17, wants to develop a rapport with stu- dent council presidents. OACs, choosing a university, partici- pating in student council, taking part in the school's environmental club, continuing her role as Minister of Regional Affairs with the Ontario Secondary School Students' Associa- tion (OSSSAy, joining the board's environmental steering committee and learning the ins and outs of edu- cation in the region. "The reason I'm able to do all the things I do is because I have really good family support," she says. Ms. Morrison feels her back- ground with the OSSSA will prove to be a valuable asset as she takes on the role of student trustee. "It has given me a lot of experi- ence," she says, reporting she's gained considered knowledge and gathered a lot of background infor- mation on Bill 160 and secondary school reforms over the past year as she worked to gauge student opinion on education issues. "I'm really excited about" the job as student trustee, she says. "I like working with other people." While Ms. Morrison says she's eager to begin working with trustees, she's also looking forward to joining forces with Gavin Stanley, a Grade 12 student at Port Perry High School who will assume the other student position on the board. She says they share a lot of com- mon interests and goals. "That will make our jobs easier. 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It was for her daughter, Ashley, that May pushed for the creation of the Ajax Rising Stars figure skating club which caters to young people with special needs. Tito club currently boasts 35 skaters aged four to 20 years who take to the ice for an hour each Saturday during the current six-week spring session at the Ajax Community Centre. "She's the rection for all this," says May of her daugh- ter Ashley, a developmentally delayed nine year old. "She fell in love with itand she's just never stopped. We tried swimming, softball and soc- cer. but this time she puts up with the other kids being there because she fell in love with it:, May reports the club for special -needs skaters was bom because there was no such programme here so a number of Durham residents had to travel to the Scarbor- ough Civitan Gliders club each Sunday morning during the winter. A survey sent out to region residents confirmed a need for the club. Ashley May, nine, gets a hand from volunteer Lindsey Stew- art during an Ajax Rising Stars figure skating club practice at the Ajax Community Centre recently. May says a proposal, based on the survey results, was put together last March. She then met with Ajax Coun- cillor Pat Brown and later with Ajax recreation director Tom Flood who eventually gave the club ice time. A flyer about the new club was distributed through the Durham Board of Education and the response was over- whelming. "My phone never stopped ringing;' says May. After seeing a documen- tary about the Special Olympics May was referred to the Gliders club which gave Ashley a solid start in figure skating. She was coached by Nancy Cranswick, a mentor of Special Olympians at the Scarborough club and an in- structor at the Ajax Figure Skating Club. Cranswick helped assem- ble the Rising Stars' 17 volun- teer teenaged coaches who help with the skaters every Saturday. The coaches "work with the kids and they're great,.' says May. She notes when the spring session began in April, 90 per cent of the participants were non -skaters. Now, most of the youngsters are well on their way to skating. But, more importantly, May has witnessed a big im- provement in her daughter's self-esteem as a direct result of her participation with both the Scarborough and Ajax clubs. She's competed at five meets this past winter, win- ning three gold medals and two silvers. May re- ports Ashley's skating success has spilled over into other areas, such as her school work. "For a little girl who hides behind her father and I to go out in front of people and skate a minute -and -a -half pro- Aja�c swimmers make a splash at Uxbridge meet AJAX — Young Ajax Aquatic Club group. She also finished fourth in the swimmers were wet and wonderful at the 100m free, fifth in the 200m I.M. and recent Uxbridge Swim Club 'B' Invita- sixth in the 200m free. Jena Spencer fin- tional Meet. ished second in the 50m free, fourth in Lindsay Sutterlin posted four top- the loom butterfly and fifth in the 200m three finishes in the eight-year-old girls' free. Jennifer Budd placed sixth in the division, winning the 100 -mere freestyle 100m free and 100m fly. The relay team and 50m breaststroke and finishing third of Spencer, Boag, Samantha Santos and in the 50m free and 50m backstroke. Budd swam to second place in the 200in Danielle Deveson, swimming in the medley relay. Bonnie Latour posted a 9-10 girls' bracket, won the 50m free and best time at the mat. 200m individual medley and was second John Rgmt swam to second -place ef- in the 50m free and 50m back. Sarah forts in the 100m and 200m five, 50m Mendez placed fourth in the 100m free back and 200m I.M. in the boys' 9-10 age and sixth in the 50m free. The relay team group. Tom Pledeisoo placed second in of Deanna Bannister, Alayna Budd, De- the 50m fly, fourth lin the 200m fire, fifth veson and Mendez finished second in the m the 50m back and sixth in the 200m 2001rn medley relay. I.M. Robyn Chan was third in the 50m Tara Boag touched the wall first in the free. Robert Stock finished fourth in the 100m breast in the girls' 11-12 age Som back, fifth in the 50m free and sixth CAMCULLgN P !� 5ttmer Day Camp filled with fun. action and education held in our Special Event Centre. adjacent to Cullen Gardens & Miniature Village. 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. June 29th to September 4th - Monday to Friday 9 to 4p m. Extended houre available. For children ages 4 -10 yea% in the 200m free. Tyler Elis, finished fifth in the 50m breast and 50m fly. John -Paul Whyte, swimming in the boys' 13-14 age bracket finished third in the 100m fly, 200m free and 2oom I.M. and was fifth in the 100m back. Blake Titus swam to second place in the 100m fire, fourth in the 100rn fly, fifth in the 2o0rn I.M. and sixth in the 100m back Adam Dtmn posted best tirnes in the boys' 11-12 age group. Starts Friday June 12th! 560 Taunton Rd.W.Ajaz Fox Run Golf Centre presents Friday Night 9 hole Par 3 Junior Golf League ; Competition Ages 8-15 Nightly Prizes, Tournaments and Year End Banquet! Limited Space! Call Rand!' to rc&a at Fox Run pro Shop 68- Coach Nancy Cranswick has the attention of four-year-old Stephen Bell as she blows bubbles at a recent club practice. gramme is incredible.- The ncredible"The Rising Stars' final skating session was last Satur- day. The club will find out if it will be given ice time for a planned fall/ winter pro- gramme at the Ajax Commu- nity Centre, starting in late September. The Rising Stars also hope to receive an addi- tional hour each week to pre- pare some skaters for the On- tario Special Olympics in February. 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"It will allow for a num- ber of people who are quali- fied to teach who have not been able to find teaching positions to now enter as permanent teachers in the workforce," he says. The agreement will lead to the "regeneration of the teach- ing profession" The deal, announced in principle April 20, intro- duces an 85 factor, meaning teachers can now retire when their age and years of service total 85, down from 90. "I am delighted that we New teachers' unionpicks local were able to reach this his- toric agreement," Ontario Finance Minister Ernie Eves said Wednesday. "This is good news all around — good for education, good for students, good for teachers and good for taxpayers" According to the Province, taxpayers will save $33 billion over the next 31 years as special pay- ments to the teachers' pen- sion plan are cut. The agreement also cre- ates a renewable four -and -a - half -year window allowing teachers to retire early. And executive Elementary school teachers in of the FWTAO's Diuttain Women Teach- members' rights and the protection of Durham have elected the first local exec- ers' Association, were elected co-presi- public education." utive of the newly -formed Ekmentary dents of ETFO's Durham chapter at the Anna Huston of Whitby's Bellwood Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO). federation's first official meeting last Public School was elected vice-president The federation, which has approxi- week. of UFO's local branch, Terry Hrynyk of mately 2,400 members in the region and Mr. Butcher reports the FWTAO and Ajax's Lord Elgin Public School is trea- 70,000 across the province, is a new or- OPSTF will cease to exist June 30. The surer, Ginny Neving of Whitby's Colonel ganization joining the Federation of two unions have been working on plans J. E. Farewell Public School was chosen Women Teachers' Associations of On- to form a new federation to represent el- secretary and Tom Wall of Oshawa's tario (FWTAO) and the Ontario Public ementary teachers within the public sys- Vincent Massey Public School is politi- School Teachers' Federation (OPSTF). tem for the past few years, cal action representative. Bill Butcher, president of OPSTF He says the "two primary items" on The E"IFO will hold its first provin- Durham, and Stella Dorsman, president EW -O's agenda will be the "protection of cial meeting in August. Durham police make a run for Special Olympians Durham cops are on the run for a worthy cause. Members of the Durham Region- al Police Service are taking part in the 12th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics June 1. Starting at 9 a.m., participants will be running east along Hwy. 2 from the Toronto boundary through Durham. Runners will stop at the Durham Regional Police Headquar- ters in Oshawa for a special recep- tion. The run will end at the Durham Region and Northumberland County -Si n of the times Last year, 8,000 runners from ..120 police and law enforcement PWaruq Regalial Cot wftr Maunce & Mter oilers applause to Sarah TroNrtatln agencies covetd 8,000 kilometres, Mho was � Raffles Restaurant at the of a plaquethe raising $1.5 million for Special restaurant has 'adopeetf' Steeple FINN Park in PiclterM The restaurant WIN assist at Olympics. the ierrtairts spruced up and frier free. This is the 9th park in Pick Anyone interested c making a �� p� donation can do so by calling (905) ..erWq which has been adopled by community lloups and kaliriesses. 579-1520 ext. 5255. You're invited to 0 join a Powerhouse MCkEJ M — A local Pickering. group wants to turn you into lbastrnasters is an inter -powerhouse. national organization dedi- The Pickering Power- cated to promoting and im- house Toastmasters meet proving speaking, listening 'Tuesday, June 2 from 7 to 9 and thinking skills through p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering its membership. Board of 'bade office, 1099 Call 831-8564 for infoc- [Kingston Rd., suite 224, mation. t , the government claims more at the Durham Catholic Dis- than 18,000 teachers will be trict School Board have al - eligible to take advantage of ready announced plans to re - the early retirement plan. tire this year. Mr. O'Connor says more Sunday is the deadline than 160 teachers with the for teachers to inform school Durham District School boards of their retirement Board and approximately 30 plans. Ftt»e F Fresh, Quality Means at Unbeatable Prices: Fresh Cffiick%,Brits Sirloin Tip Roasts SAVE $1.00 16. aW 16. bread", J $ llb. 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Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Senior Branch mem- bers, leaders, parents and friends of the Guiding movement were sched- uled to take buckets, trowels, gar- dening forks, watering cans and en- thusiasm to the site of the Girl Guides of Canada Giving Garden in Ajax on Saturday to participate in Planting Day. Cultivated on land loaned by Ajax Hydro and supported by community businesses, clubs and agencies, the Giving Garden is in its second year as a community project of Shoreline Division, Girl Guides of Canada. Shoreline Division programme adviser Suzanne Fernandez imports, "We have discovered that there are yayth members who love to feel the soil through their fingers, that Red Wigglers is not a Jello tlavoW but a -composting worm. that zucchini can get as targe as you let it, ae , most imporbtntly, that there are many pesoy people who were able to ben- efit from our hard work " Ibe Garden is a con iiuunity- based iakiative which last year dis- tributed fresh produce to -Denise House, a women's shelter in Os- hawa; to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital; and to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army. They'll also benefit from this year's crop. 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Ms. Mann Organizer Gillian Mann, of the "They seem to be the ones most added Mr. Grose has agreed to meet Durham Regional Labour Council's concerned about the issue;' she said, with the Labour Council and repre- social services and social justice "Ibey were right behind us." sentatives of other groups to discuss committee, said she was pleased The marchers walked from the child labour and efforts to wipe it with the attendance at the event, part Steelworkers Hall on Albert Street to out "Evidently he's very receptive of an international protest against the office of Oshawa MP Ivan Grose to meeting with us," Ms. Mann said. the use of forced child labour around on Bond Street where they presented It's important the Canadian gov- the world. petitions asking the MP to support errtment get involved with lobbying Durham $ t for stronger restrictions and prohibi- South America, Asia, Africa and Eu - tions against the exploitation of chil- rope and will end up in Geneva, dren, she explained..Switzerland on June 1 at a confer - "I think Canada is beacon to the ence of the International Labour Or - world on human rights," she said. ganization.. Marchers around the "It's a trend -setting country. This world are calling on their govern - country has powers of moral persua- ments to ensure the convention pro- sion that other countries don't" hibits hazardous working condition, The Oshawa march is part of work involving children under 12, larger movement that started in late bonded labour and slavery and the January. The Global March has use of children in illegal activities, made its way throughout North and especially the sex trade. . zr waste �•�za s COLF THE B & WIN! flower Lem station Monday - Saturday 4 P.N. - Closed extendsL Gourmet Wood Ouen Pizza, Tapas -� fr Foccacia Sandwiches._ . hours " ire Blit Jam Every Wednesday wits Hosls Ross& Mice Hal. OSHAWA %sdays A Itiews — Fri: d 51 May 29 A 30 Adatm Blues Band The Durham Re- $ ,pile 5 8 6Bhies Band gion waste and 6 T.U.'s to uiew an Sporting Euents recycling transfer in station Os- hawa will be open an extra two hours a week from late spring to early fall. 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The Durham District School Board hosted a reunion of students who participated; n the board's Students Together Against Racism (STAR) camp last fall to provide participants with an op- portunity to share ideas and plan celebrations for the upcoming 50th anniversary of the United Na- tions Declaration of Human Rights. "These are the cream of the crop," said STAR camp organizer Joan Zamora of the 120 students gathered at the education centre. "These are the kids who are proven leaders." Students are selected to partici- pate in the camp, now in its fifth year, based on the leadership abil- ities they have shown at their schools and their interest in pro- moting ethnocultural equity. Gary Ranalli, ethnocultural and race relations facilitator for the board, says the department's most important project student leader- ship and the STAR camp is the "flagship" of the department. The afternoon reunion began with stu- dents making paper cranes to be hung on ribbons from the ceiling of the atrium in the education cen- tre. "The story is one of a Japanese girl who was dying of leukemia;' Ms. Zamora told the students, adding "the belief in Japan was if you made 1,000 cranes your wish, whatever it was, would come true. "The tradition has started that making 1,000 cranes is an indica- tion that if you want something badly enough and you are willing to pursue it...your wish will come true," she said. Lewis Williams, administration officer for Whitby/Brock, chal- lenged the students to think of a wish or dream and start working toward making it a reality. "We really do want to get along with people. That's why we're here today;" he said, adding "if we care for and respect each other, the hassles vanish." 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It is located on a quiet vegetable gardens, this 2 bedroom ovine lot. has 2 bedrooms, 3 home featusres a gas fireplace. S F1tO s] ]9 90 Rorida morn, 2 skyYghts, 2 >mplams, and appliaooes and a large deck perfect for , mare. This home has too many features to fist and mist be seen b be aplimciatedl W& on thedf COIItSC PCt ed wbateVer YOU needs OFAT �»S LOG StXPi1OG� OF s&IfL S t re ax imd enjoy your � the waftilli . ar jest raaiog an WOW surroundings am this beautiful ravine your deck the boom is heated to wit OWES lot, dose to the Mmlition centre and your meed:. On the seventh We of the waleriroot, this home is ideally located golf coumse sad close to the waterfront„for an active lifestyle. If features gas BE heating and fireplace. 2 Florida rooms, it has 2 skybSbts, Florida room, 3 -central vacuum, air corAtioming, 4 apPl s. �>rsPlaa. amdituae. i'N�O�' al fiances. and much norm. ��R'N".^1.R �.' ".fi, �. 4- ^4 ifb �..•y'��'�'y��' F1±- �'9' trXy.1 R =1:I: T& e }m IFESTYLE71 ��..;_44 Fend off heath problems r with activity '-While physical activity has powerful disease prevention properties, it is no less of an ally when it comes to curing and managing diseases. The most strik- ing example is perhaps its role in cardiac reha- bilitation. That's only the tip of the iceberg however. Sandra O'Brien Cousins and her research team from the University of Alberta report that physical activity plays an impor- tant role in the follow- ing diseases as well: Diabetes A sedentary lifestyle makes diabetic symp- toms and complications even worse. The type of diabetes that starts in adulthood can be con- trolled totally or in part with a regular exercise and nutrition program. Adhdtk Physical activity can eliminate or reduce the need for pain medica- tions in people with osteoarthritis. A lack of activity, on the other hand, increases the risk of osteoarthritic symp- toms. OsteoRgrosis Exercise retards the rate of bone loss. Without exercise, bones tend to weaken with age and can reach a critical level in older adults, leaving individuals sus- ceptible to fracture. As many as one in four women and one in eight men develop osteoporo- sis in their lifetitne, which sometimes result in fatal fractures of the hip. Weight-bearing exercise, where people carry their weight on one leg at a time as in walking, and resistance training are needed to maintain and even strengthen bones. Information provid- ed by Margaret Good, physical activity con- sultant with Active Living Community Action Project. For more information call (905) $98-1382 Glucosamine Sulphate and -chondroitin From first page ga6trointo? 6tinaI Recent large sci- entific studies in Europe, Asia and America confirm that Glucosamine sul- phate (Gs) is simply the most powerful and effective treat- ment ever devised for this potentially crip- pling condition, Glucosamine and the related chondroitin, act ass the building blocker- from which joint structures and cartilage are formed - - collagen -- while increasing the entrance of fluids- and nutrients into the joint. Even more extraordinary they are patent anti- inflammatory sub- %tanem, ssh~ to be more effective than "On-sW04"I drugs, t aucoosmine/chon- aroitin reduce* pain, "iffneoo, tenderne"i and lade of mobility, while actually repair- ing damapc•d joints and protect them from future wear: Yet for ;an dais, Gh>'cosarttrirte is a nat- ural uAntmW a f+omw in the body, nuking it totally safe and with- out side effects or toxicity. Though results can begin in a matter of days, remember that carti- lage heals dowly. GS should be taken at the level of 15W mg per day for at lreast three months for proper repair to take place, But because of its safety, it can be taken for many years by thoe who either suffer from chronic arthritis, or merely wish to prevent its onset. Today, arthritis need no longer be an inevitable, painful part of growing older. GhwAxornine and Chondroitin are providing a veritable fountain of youth for keeping An active and pilin-twe lifestyle -- naturally. Provided by your good frk mds at Your ;Good E' M th Complex plot, excellent casting . : = a #:- :off for th le'r'Deathtrav new play it--Iferongate Barn Theatre provides a seal change of pace on the local theatre scene. Deathtrap, true to its title, is a comedy-thrillm with the emphasis on thrills and dulls more than laughs. . . Deathtrap, by American play- wright Ira Levin, is in the blood- thirsty tradition of Sleuth, I'll Be Back Behm . Midnight, and Verotnila's.)ae�ideitio by Levin -1 6itap' e's production of the brii � story is ° .The lighting, and sound by George DeLucas are an integral element of this production and are startlingly effective. The play tales place in a coun- try home in a converted stable, a par- ticularly suitable setting since the theatre is a converted barn. The large beams on stage seem p►444llep 6A00 0"10 ft�dia ing room dog° ' The throe perfocntets wove the The set - ign gives the complex web of plot that is Levin's impression of a much deeper stage script very tightly indeed, right than is actually available in the through to the conclusion hinted at Herxhgate barn. by the title > Peter Richards gives a chilling Jo Hubbard brought her fine masterful performance in the enig talents to the mysterious, quirky role uratic role of Sidney Bruhl, whicl► is of Helga Ten Dorp, providing replete with double-edged dialogue. comedic relief while further twisting Joanne MacIntosh brought i the -intricate plot. high level of supportive consistency Bev Nicholas did fust -rate to her portrayal of Myra Bruhl. work directing this dark story, and Appropriate to tLw dhammAer though_ . also appeared as a lawyer under the this was, it made thisviii . rnt4te of Porter Milgrim. a bit more fire at times. .7 ' - i highly recommend this fine Ray Porrill has appi" SM2 production, with the note that some- eral times at Herorngate, but his per- one who is susceptible to shock may formance as Clifford Anderson not want to see it shows a new depth of characteriza- Deathtrap runs until June 27. tion Herongate Ban Theatre is on Altona Road in Pickring, seven kilo - Article by metres north of Hwy 82. 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Ms. Wesorick will provide conference participants with an understanding of the value of partnerships, strategies for developing partnering rela- tionships and the role of dia- logue in creating cultures of caring. Deputy Minister Sandra Lang is scheduled to make the opening remarks at the part- nership event. Registration for the confer- ence is $110 (includes syl- labus, coffee and lunch) and is limited to the first 150 partici- pants. For more information on the conference, call Marcy Saxe -Braithwaite, profession- al practice leader at Oshawa General Hospital at 576-8711 ext. 3790. "toronto.com provides an incredible value-added service for customers. Our clients can purchase tickets directly from Ticketmaster Vo) 1' /A, 7- IA I,oa2,..., ,,q . ......,.— THE NEWS AD'VENMER SUNDAY, MAY 31,19" - PAGE 25 Durham Region rabies clinics help pets get the point Rabies vaccination clinics will per animal, cash only. be held in Oshawa, Bowmanville In Oshawa, the clinic will be and Pickering the second week of held June 9 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. June by the Partners of the Animal at the Children's Arena. Emergency Clinic of Durham Re- In Bowmanville, the clinic will gion. be held June 10 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Only dogs and cats will be vacci- Garnet B. Rickard Recreational nated and animals must be healthy Complex. and over four months of age. Pets In Pickering, the clinic will be must be properly restrained on a held June 8 from 1 to 4 p.m. at leash or in a carrier. The fee is $12 Pickering Village Arena. 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EALAND "FRESH NEVER FROZEN" ATE Ir AAM AAI lnTT�AAT� C 9 A 5iiv A PRODUCT OF U.S.A. • CALIFORNIA I IL• �, 9 Tool 1 GWE'NHOUSE 511 GRADE t -W -W THE TROPICS LARGE`1 E,,. COCONUTS 2Ia.� .. .-. CORNED BEEF �,tt tZt t �lttt� • �1 ALL VARIETIES 1'1 PRODUCTOF FLORIDA - SWEET • • GREEN PEPP :NIS OR MATCH FILL YOUR 9g OWN BAG K218 kg LB., /I pibp�K7'Jf ONTMIC -_ gdo9�0Qc'IA ( urreIInA l (M PRODUCT OF MEXICO FAA I Z 4 "I f 40 K-4 F4 Pw IT III &1 611 I I 1 CHURCH & DWIGHT ARM & HAMMER PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FANCY GRADE ' � ' � = I • I ' I 1 ; X11 �I I 1 ?I ER Clean I , ` • a KA4 •� , • VA z E L P , frill" 1 •� • FROM ONTARIO GREENHOUSEti ;R, -.DE PRODUCT OF CHILE 1 •Fly PRODUCT OF USA f ',CE PRODUCT OF SOUT" Fa^„' _•i;ADE ,' r,• .: I . . ' . .. tom' / 1 1 PRODUCT OF - E F'R'`DU.:T OF d ASHIN I •MIA 1 1 PRODUCT OF U A PRODUCT j 'Ei:.c r o l PRODUCT OF C'N rAF'10 GRADE PRI, -)DUCT OF i A ':ALIFORNIA AZ:i VA 9 vu 1 1 ,11 1=lk•VA SARA LEE FFt _:)ZEN RESTAURANT STYLE THRIFT KELLOGG S CANADA \�\\ LaP T hl ;3 �II�i i.l(li(( 111/i ,,( ,�li(Itt l iitiit' �( �Il'%i ►�i(1 ,�eilJfl --;yj F.1 / ,., til►� i � �� 1 r..rii7�r_n PAGE 28 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31,1998 0. SUNDAY, MAY 31 BRUNCH: The Durham Chapter at the Ajax -Pickering Board BILLBOARD of the Congress of Black Trade office, 1099 Kingston Rd., ., Women of Cansd&AWd-ia Sun- suite 224, Pickering. Toastmas- "` is An international day Bfunch from 1 i -72i to 4:30 ` :. = ,hers or aniza- _. za - g p.m. at Sarah McDonald's Place, 1467 tion dedicated to promoting and "' _Improving speaking, listening _ WHAT S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING Whites Rd. N. (corner of Why and Hwy. 2), Pickering. = 4,�. d talking skills through its Adults $10, seniors $7, children and Bev Doolittle. 130 pieces .e -,vg membership. Phone 831-8564 Courtyard), Ajax. The group for Oftrmation. under t2 $5. GaH for tickets. 436-0960 (Beryt)686-7491 available. 837-0144. meets every Monday. 416-282- LUNGS. The Durham Region (Lyn), 428-8116• (Dulsie), 436- MONDAY, JUNE 1 `r.- 7305 (Kelly Remmer).�Lunc, Association holds Breathe LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of Essy, a- seven -session - 9863 (Cyril), 420-5196 (Susan). ART AUCTION: 2 RUG HOOKING: The Ajax Rug pro the Royal Canadian Legion, gramme for adults with lung dis- Art Gallery holds:,* charity art auction to Hookers meet at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Branch 606, hold daily lunches -ease. Sessions are Tuesdays from noon to 1:30 p.m. at 1555 from 1:30 -to 3 p.m. at Memorial benefit the Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary at the West Exeter Rd., Ajax. Anyone inter- ested in traditional rug hooking Bayly St., Pickering. All meals Hospital - Bowmanville. Regis - under $4. All welcome, no mem- Shore Community Centre, 10 11 - is welcome. 427-8630 (Janice). ter, 4364046. bership required. Phone 839- BUSINESS: The Durham Con - 1015 Sayly St., Pickering. Pre- MIRACLES: A discussion group 2990. .-. fact Busihess Exchange meets view, at 12 noon, auction at 1 p.m. Works.by many of today's based on the teachings of the book A Course in Miracles - =:-`y'iu9sdays-from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at Jpost popular artists, including Robert Bateman, meets weekly at the Odyssey TUESDAY, JUNE 2 . the at Victorian Garden Banquet TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Hall, corner of Hwy. 2 and Ran - Carl Brenders, Laura .Berry, James Lumbers Books and Resource Centre, 109 Old Kingston Rd. (in the Powerhouse Toastmasters meet dall Dr., Ajax. Reserve, 428 - Tuesday nights from 7 to 9 6272 p.m. (Anne Perala). GRAND OPENING FREE rwn Lifetime Oil/Filter Change Program west Nissan Store. ASK ABOUT NISSAN NO NONSENSE LEASING AGINCOURT NISSAN Morningside Store, 898 Milner Ave., Scarborough - Momingside/401 Auto Mall Mikvf Om 416284-9800 0 www.bobstephen.com HWY 401 Youth Centre holds*.;annual 'meetln t 9 AJAX — 'The Barbara 'Black Centre for Youth Resources holds its annual general meeting Tuesday, June 16. It starts at '5 p.m. at LThe Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5 (between Westney Road and Finley Avenue), in Ajax. Corporate memberships. -can be bought at the annual genual' meet- ing. Those planning to attend are asked to RSVP. -:.�, Call 428-1212 for more informa- tion or to reserve a spot. _ to epi- sus! AT A FAIR PRICE".: SHM S13VICE TRUNK AMD CAR PAIN IFREE _t�.m;.IAISSMTORFREE:.... GANIZER WITH RENTALS COLLISION ` ANY SERVICE WORK AVAAABLE 'ESTIMATE - Suggested Ret A Value $24.99 On Any Make or Model, Cars or Trucks �AGINCOURT NISSAN - Morningside Store, 898 Milner Ave., Scarborough - Morningside/401 Auto Mall : BODY SHI ' 06284-9800 s :www.bobstephen.com .. .... ro=visit;+r.gtA::>�`'��3s1'+'.osd;� •t',; GENUINE NIBSAIY PiRTS v Q AT A.. ..... ..... THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31,1998 -PAGE 29 :1�- 4 1?V tincludes down payment, freight, GST PST 1st payment plus taxes, gas tax and air tax. Vw obmdd kiiiiiiiiiir Oda 'Based on a.36 month Was for Pontiac Grand Prix GT Sedan 1St down payment or trads ol S3.000. W security deposit ra%Aad. Tots ram. obliption is $13,366. Annual kilometre WA: 20,000 km. $0.12 per excess kilometre. Other Name options are available. *tFreot as indicated. licence, insurance and taxes &a not included. Dealer may go or ism for less. Offers appy to 1998 new or demonstrator models equipped as described, and applies a* to qjakmd raw The GM Cards cessary. Limited time offers which may not be coffftned or used wrath other offers. See your Dealer for customers in Central Ontario. Dealer order or trade may be no T- 'anddel V6111106i'414 Approx. retail value of $775.00 each. Contest closes June 2D. See Your dealer for complete niles and regulations, --,ww*,qTwAnsdaAwn isa badow"u-01 Cal" of awand Laos" QWamberArma" - -- - - - - - - - - - 7 t A :1�- 4 1?V tincludes down payment, freight, GST PST 1st payment plus taxes, gas tax and air tax. Vw obmdd kiiiiiiiiiir Oda 'Based on a.36 month Was for Pontiac Grand Prix GT Sedan 1St down payment or trads ol S3.000. W security deposit ra%Aad. Tots ram. obliption is $13,366. Annual kilometre WA: 20,000 km. $0.12 per excess kilometre. Other Name options are available. *tFreot as indicated. licence, insurance and taxes &a not included. Dealer may go or ism for less. Offers appy to 1998 new or demonstrator models equipped as described, and applies a* to qjakmd raw The GM Cards cessary. Limited time offers which may not be coffftned or used wrath other offers. See your Dealer for customers in Central Ontario. Dealer order or trade may be no T- 'anddel V6111106i'414 Approx. retail value of $775.00 each. Contest closes June 2D. See Your dealer for complete niles and regulations, --,ww*,qTwAnsdaAwn isa badow"u-01 Cal" of awand Laos" QWamberArma" - -- - - - - - - - - - PAGE 30 - THE NEWS ADYEJnrI5ER SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1" ro P - Durham volunteers honoured Long -serving volunteers across ►'; Durham Region were honoured recently 4�,- during a special ceremony in Oshawa. 4 Marilyn Mushinski, assistant to Premier Mike Harris, with IU , A responsibility for voluntarism, presented volunteers with Ontario Volunteer Ser-� vice Awards. F'14, 'These awards honour the invaluable 117 a y service that volunteers contribute to- ,r�r ,? ds xJ. f x�` wards making Ontario one of the best s -s jurisdictions in North America in which <�� •,.° �.,, � , ::, • �� to live, work and raise a family:' she said at the ceremony at General Sikorski Pol- �IE:�TER y� ish Veterans' Hall. Durham West MPP Janet Ec ker, --, f 1•ICI "" community and social services minister,819, 141 "3•'J269 was also on hand to help present awards.,.a' f <v "Those we are honouring tonight are , -� f interestedin a. �R the show or for general information" part of a long and proud tradition in On- 420-73999 � ' � � ��{�, � �� /!►!r Chris toric, in which people see a need in their Ptett:ek �`�' '� y,4� `' r all, 110■ community and meet that meed by shar- ing their time and talents with others;' � she said. ' An Outstanding Achievement Award �-�^- We re onLline at durhamnews.n was presented to Oshawa General Hos- • et pital Auxiliary for its members' exem- plary contributions to the hospital and the community. Ontario Volunteer Service Awards, OWsented for years of service, went to: Central Ontario Wolves of Sunder- land, Rose Brown, five years of service, Brian Fagan, five years, Rosanne Moloney, five years, Randy Oke. five THREE BEAM AUTO BODY years, Clarke Pater. five years: m011'E ��O The Doria family • •Clarke Museum and Archives & COLL TAtrro MODYtradition continues at ,Dorothy Brown, five, Gavin Stephen- � COL1,fit0� ,. son, five, Donald Robins, 15, Arnold _-Tie pw Me Jackman, 10, Pauline Jackman, 10; r- - - - •Club Canadicn-Francais D'Oshawa: s s2oo tomsa �,; Doria's Garage in PickeringMarcel Clavet, five, Lina Drolet, five, I Paul Pane, 25, Pierre Paquette, 10. Em- Or w7 � be be to y ' i The name Doria hasmets 0 prior t Pichie, 10, Yolande Scheigenplug, '� pr to work being srarW �! always been known in } �1' Pickering for the best in auto Conseil Des Organismes Francopho- Ask br dsft -Sones nwnct�ora apprj, . s• F� repairs. d nes De Le Region De Durham, Jocelyn UNIT #208, 282 ARCH AVE, AJAX Brothers Steve and Albert V H Desilets, five, Alain Giguere, five, "M 619-2327 made their Shell station, locat- Danielle Lefrancois Jacquier, five, ed at the northwest corner of Benoit Vezina, five; ,Aute SUMMER Hwy42 and Whites Rd., a huge x Fairview Lodge tuckshop, Norma success from 1979 to 1988 Jamieson, five, Doris Lane, five, Jean SAVINGS Now, ten years later, the Idodlarrd, five, Irene Morrison, five, Pat poria name is back, this time Jackson, Greek Community of Oshawa and r N aa�esso Wi r Loweirg Spm , with son Michael operating ty I 1096 off I I startirg at I Doria's cora Ltd. District, Constantine Antonopoulos, t�rwdTimeony Garage youth award, Catrin L.abrakos, youth, L — — — J � �� irrdttt>td � "1've brought back what's Dimitra Labrakos, youth, ChristalaL finite Tim• oM► been missing from the autoeno- J Abrakos, five, Elizabeth Papapetrou, five industry and that's the best Mk�ltel Dort wW long title nachefliC Ken 9five, Bill Makris, 25; in customer service," says Oshawa General Hospital Auxiliary, y Michael. "My father and uncle , :,•_ - - Arnold, youth, DsnW Hale, always went the extra mile to dropped them off at the Go waiting room. � outh, Elsie Kelly, 20, Ruth Gay, 15, 1211 �"�°" giv% their customers the best Stadion before and after buw You can get an oil change ?Olrlliami Stirr, 10. Jill Wyllie, 10; service and that's also my mess hours so their car could be for $19.95 and a Ministry Safety • Pickering Museum Adhsory - DEPENDABIB FAIL SEIRVKE number one goal.' rePah while they were at Certificate for $39,95. Also the �y uuuoe, Karlin McCawley, youth, Flo- Since opening m March, work. hourly labour rale is a very sea - dace Meanie, five, Tania Taylor, five, more than 300 customers have Doria's Garage -offers • sonable $47.50 per hour. doe Vranic, five, Ed Cammack, 10, 7 days a p� through their• service very flexible hours, open from But don't be fooled by the Grace Guthrie, 10; to serve you doors and many have said, We 6 a.m. to 6 p.m, Monday to price, because even though the Polish National Union'Branch l7, can't believe how great the ser- Friday. They're even open rate is low, the staff newer com- Jadwiga Majewksi, five, Adam Cu Sbutuie vice is". weekends on Saturdays from 7 promise on quahly, Mike says Howorko, 25, Stella Badunna, 15, Jan �1. Czuba, lo- Don't pay competitor prices••. And not. only 'doesF ; a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sundays 8 they're not on a flat rate system Whitby District Scouts Canada, Check with usl s47.5Qlltr Doria's offer a shuttle service in a.m. to 12 noon. _so their only concern is getting )*high Robertson, 25, Viola Tebbit, 25, wall the Pickering area, but many ' The Shop has undergone the job done right. times Michael has extensive renovations and fea- For information about _ Noreen Wild, 25, John Sullivan, 15, Lair- Poly tures four bays, state-of-the-art Doria's Garage call ry Webb, 15, Jack Welsh, 10; picked up customers and y 8 (� 831 - Whitby Public Library, Yvonne equipment and a .comfortable 3919 and let the service begin, clay, five, John Ecker, five, z,,.,; ..`,�';��•. :.., ... ... .. .._,rn`IwF.di:4��3;�'y�`a�lElll:��?iCz��'!` ". w ir: 1'�`.�t r 110 �s �■ ■THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31,19M - PAGE 31 ttle toime a takes to help others AJAX AND PICKERING AGENCIES SEEK VOLUNTEERS TO RFLP fl.FT TNF InR nnM>~ INFORMATION AJAX-PICK- ERING: Interested in discovering a variety of information about your community? Volunteers with good interpersonal skills are required to direct clients to appropriate commu- nity, government and social services. Call Noreen at 686-2661 for details. ALPHA-AMICALE: The French literacy centre is seeking volunteers to give workshops to parents of chil- dren who attend Ecole catholique Notre-Dame-dela-Jeunesse in Ajax. Call Genevieve at 721-9198 for more information. AJAX-PICKERING COMMU- NITY CARE HOME SUPPORT PROGRAM: Volunteers are needed to drive seniors and physically -dis- abled adults to their medical ap- pointments. A gasoline compensa- tion is provided. Call 686-3331. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers needed to help with special events throughout the year, fundraising campaigns/events smf office work and/or serve on the chapter's execu- tive committee. Call Lucy Perri at 434-7221 or 1-888-765-0005. AJAX-PICKERING RED CROSS: Challenging positions ex- ist with many programmes and ser- vices. Call 420-3383. AJAX-PICKERING WOMEN'S CENTRE: Volunteers are sought to assist with organizing and running fundraising campaigns/events as well as workshops. Enthusiastic and committed volunteers are needed to support women. Call 686-2661. BALLYCLIFFE LODGE LTD.: Learn new skills, make new friends, update your resume. Volunteer to- day! If you wish to give your gift of time and you are 16+ drop in or call 70 Station St., Ajax 683-7321. BIG BROTHER ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women and men volunteers are needed one hour a week for the new in -school Mentoring Program. Big Brothers and volunteers for group activities, office support and agency pro. grammes are also needed. For more information on how you can support moms and boys from father -absent homes, call 686-2871. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl aged six to 16, a boy aged six to 10 or to a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with one-to-one matching Programs. Volunteers are also need- ed for office help, special events, fund-raising, and the Board of Di- rectors. Call 428-8111. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION "CLOTHES CIRCUIT': Second- hand clothing store needs reliable Frottit 6.05 ,for 1 year • ist Mortgages to 95% • 2nd/3rd Mortgages • Condos, Rental properties -Rest available rates Private funds available Re -=cWg debt cowdidndm a eped9ty For personal service call ADVERTISE N 4" rLmm am susslaw and an t your urrign beam" « mwm To =no nu ower ` 1XW aedlran is Ma data at *mow � wep� j Mw era shop � � S at eotlodlllatl ARRIVE TOGETHER! outnturwrawit►, 000waaooart ststrecv rrs,1, aEtt�ot►vona= aNWVWiroawaus .aV i F16OMiONr mi COMPLMEMTa -g CALL M ac volunteers to assist with various store duties such as sorting dona- tions, arranging displays and assist- ing customers. The store is located next to the Big Sisters office (Bayly Street and Westney Road, Ajax) and is accessible by public transit. Call 428-8111. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Volun- teers are needed to assist with the Bingo fund-raisers taking place on Monday afternoons at the Delta Bin- go Hall in Pickering. Call Linda at 428-8111. BLOCK PARENTS PROGRAM: Being a block Parent is easy and re- warding. Display the Block Parent sign only when it is convenient to answer your door. Your only respon- sibility is to link up the person in meed of assistance with the proper authorities. For more information about the program please call in Ajax - Mike Carter at 427-0821 or Pickering Sandra Amstrong at 831- 0878. BREAST CANCER SOCIETY OF CANADA • DURHAM RE- GION CHAPTER: Funding Cana- dian breast cancer research and heightening breast cancer aware- ness. Volunteers who can donate two to three hours per month are needed to assist in the daily operations of the chapter, to assist in the organization of fundraising events, to conduct public speaking engagements, etc. Full training provided. Call 686- 7993 or 666-4561. CANADIAN CANCER SOCI- ETY, WEST DURHAM UNIT - Volunteers are required for many ac- tivities, including organizing and canvassing for the annual April fund-raising campaign. Drivers are also needed to transport patients to cancer treatment centres. Call Lynn Nazarko at 686-1516. CANADIAN DIABETES ASSO- CIATION - DURHAM REGION BRANCH: The goal of CDA is to improve the quality of life of Cana- dians affected by diabetes through research, service, advocacy and edu- cation. The Durham Region Branch needs volunteers for a variety of po- sitions and to help out at Bingos held every second Sunday afternoon at Caesar's Bingo Place, 88 King Street West, Oshawa. Call Ted Savelle, fund development coordina- tor, at 436-6648. CANADIAN ORGANIZATION FOR TROPICAL EDUCATION AND RAINFOREST CONSER- VATION: Promotes rainforest con- servation through education and re- search and needs volunteers to as- sist. Call Marilyn Cole at 683-2116. CHILD FIND ONTARIO - DURHAM REGION CHAPTER: lake on the heat and cool off with a Rand Pool this summer The early arrival of warm weather has heated up the pool business in Durham. So if you're thinking about enjoying a cool dip in your backyard this summer, now's the time to call Rand Pools do Spas Inc. Located in Pickering at 906 Brock Rd. S., the company been serving the area for 30 years and has built more than 6,000 PUUh• "There's nothing better than enjoying a pool during the warm weather," says Bill Carr of Rand Pools. "And it looks like it's going to be a long hot sum- mer ummer and fall this year." If you call right now an installation team will be at your home within three weeks, and then one week later, weather Permittirilp youll be splashing the day away in a pool by Haughs, a leading manufacturer Of bop quality in -ground pools - Many people either want a pool irtstalled before their chd- dreh are out of school or in the fall so their pool will be ready for spring," says Bill. "What ever they choose, having a pool pro- vides years of enjoyment." Pools Umby on na in a vanish► of shapes and sides and in 30 diftwtt Ookwmd IiIN�s. Rand Pools come in 90 department and radio dis- various shapes and sites and in patched trucks that will come to 30 different Coloured linem your home for any mamte anee The staff will create a problems, design that will look perfect in You can also bring a sam- your backyard with the proper ple of your pool water for a free balance of landscaping and pool inspection and then choose from area coverage. their full line of chemicals. The You can also choose an stone also stocks a wide variety above ground pool or for those of automatic cleaners, aeces- that want something a little sories and lots of toys to make smaller, there is a selection of swimming fun. spas from Hydro Pools and For more information Serenity Spa. about Rand Pools call (905) 839 - Rand has a large parts 6180. Is dedicated to reducing the inci- dence of missing children and re- turning them home safely. Call and leave a message at 686-3181. CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volun- teers are needed to act as special friends to children and parents, to su- pervise family access visits, to help with special events and to supervise a children's playroom. Call Susan Kucharski at 433-1553, ext. 2311 (mornings only). CHRISTIAN HORIZONS: Re- quires caring and dedicated people are needed to assist and support de- velopmentally -challenged young and older adults within group homes and in the community. Call Dave Carleton at 649-5715 Monday to Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. COPE MENTAL HEALTH PRO- GRAM: Volunteers are sought to assist people with emotionaVpsychi- atric problems either on a one-to-one basis or in group programmes. Training is provided. Call Christine or Sheri at 686-3248. DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES: Enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing a few hours per month with a chi4d, teen or adult with a handicap are needed. Join them in leisure ac- tivities or provide respite in your own home. Call 427-3541. 1 0 � } 5 /o Off Everything! Pres" Ta ad wM mm. S25 purchase • Hydroa,erapy • Hair Satin \� U • Holistic Trewrrera • Esthetes • .4romalherapy - Shiatsu • Renk, • Registered Massage Therapy 11 �� ,.w*,,= SOW Pft d Spe Stme In '4 award9m ym unique ha:w « serrim W SO us. You? ra ower lone Ream is in" atte*M at Mweel rrbrere a C a boo yeQAoria aW OW GW ine our business boost. 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I I Yews of Service • Fain • P� • KNohem i soft • Feta FYlleltee •P • • Cttreelic a IlerbN Un • Porches it Deet All work Guannleed Pictures A Refaarca Available Dms h><anNN Phone: (905) 509-7523I;Z� FREE AT Pager.01.4) 295-7220 . . • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31, 196 -PAGE 33 Choose Kilpatrick Construction for decks to additions When choosing a company to renovate your home, from a deck to an addition, you want one that has a trusted reputation in Durham Region. Kilpatrick Construction, offers customers more than 40 years of experience in the industry, and leads the way in product design, quality workmanship and superior finishings at competitive prices. That's why the owners of the home at right con- tacted Gord Kilpatrick, owner of Kilpatrick Construction, on a recommendation from Consumers Gas. They hired him to transform their large unused space into a family room with a full bathroom, storage area and a finished stairwell entrance. But that's not all. He also built a new office and a spare bedroom. Kilpatrick Construction is a family business with Gord working side by side with his two sons Scott and Troy. This family has a commitment to excellence and to give the customer the highest level of service with an equally high degree of integrity at the best pos- sible price. Being experienced professionals, Kilpatrick Ask about putting your deck renova- tion on your Consumers Gas bill and � ! [ paying it in 90 days. 1:1 1 ��-ar✓ Kilpatrick Construction specializes in custom decks. This basement was transformed into a beautiful family room. Construction will handle the entire job from start to fin- ish. Kilpatrick Construction is also committed to meet the changing lifestyle of today's modern family. "People expect more today," says Gord. "And they can expect more from us. We value our customers and we concentrate on quality. We do the job right, building each new, addition, renovation or deck as if it were our own. We listen to our customers needs and our work- manship is guaranteed. We keep our promises and we have happy customers." For more information tail Gord or Scott at (905) 42&8785 (in Ajax/Pickering, Whitby or Oshawa, or if long distance is required call 1888,-845-4424 for a free consultation. ECOMWO lriwd GNERs errs Plumbing Mart offers the look of a luxury bathroom at an affordable price Plumbing Mart can give its clients what they want and at an affordable price. The average bathroom can cost $6,000 to $7,000. But many want a look that can cost much more. Who doesn't want the one featured in the latest magazine. "Those bathrooms can cost sev- eral thousand dollars more than what's in the client's budget," says Sam Beninato of Plumbing Mart. "But our very talented staff of knowledge- able professionals can design a bath- room that has a luxury look at a price that will make the client happy." . Featured at right is a beautiful bathroom ensemble that illustrates what Sam means. By using a creative tile-&sigrt it changes it from plain to a more upscale look "Today people want to add value to their home and that can be done by taking the time to create a bathroom that looks spectacular but doesn't cost a fortune," he explains. "If you're going to renovate this room, it should make a great impression especially to a potential buyer of your home." At thea showroom, customers can see for themselves the many the designs and bathroom ensembles available as well as take advantage of the extensive research the Plumbing Mart staff undertake to create a bath- room that suits your home and one that is an investment not an expense. The PIuI * ft Mixt showroom tealitxss royale model suites witll cre- adm tN designs that make an slwregs baf1 III t loofa Ilanrious. [.orated at 1534 Midlard Ave., ixed slap -at-home service " the Plumbing Mart showroom is only Bathroom; are a fecal point in 15 minutes from anywhere in Ajax and any home, so careful planning must go Pickering. It's a short drive west on into every project Pluirking Mart's Hwy 401, south on McCowan Rd. to team of installers work closely with Lawrence, go west two major intersec• their diems to ensure the job is done to tial to Midland and then just one their complete satisfaction. To back up block north to Plumbing Mart on the this promise you receive a 5 -year west side. installation warranty on all renova- "V* display everything from an tions. economy two-piece bathroom to full Call thea showroom at (416) scale luxinry bathroom suites," says 285V% or for a free int -Roane estimate Sam. "This showroom serves to fur- call Plumbing Mart at: 1-888- thler complirrlertt our very personal- BATHRENO or 1-888-2284736. 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Second Stories & Additions • Kitchens • Bathrooms • All Home Renovations • High Quality Workmanship First Gas Service Fully Guarante hom Decks to Custom Homes (:all Gunther Nk 905-8394-" 1 Investigate the large savings realized wben you buy directly from the CANADIAN Nlamdschimr of Energy Saving V'myl & Aluminum windows do doors, Tbamepard sliding doors, por dlis io enclosures, etc. We cater to the new bone industry, mdlesuial, commercial, polibc budilings, and residential Lifetime warranty on isshNation dt all wiodews CALL (905) 404-2081 Serving dw Dal h n► Region for owr 30 Yews a nooeaeab Hostile ..•.r a..r. aenovadow RI•thnoons moi. .ow to Ct•wcb sr . AIMZs 110 Ade1a• • ale loos • Rldo•al• • PI•M,g MIMEnu•enED-fUl ateua••er��j DONT FAY III 9r DAYS YOU CAN ABLY Ir TO YOM Gas I. REOtN O.A.C. yBROWS Doff ALLY 'for aU rmr hose raomaoms • Decks & Fencing • Basement Finishing • Painting dt Tib work • Electrical dt Plumbing cal Brian 839-372611s% sionlors AN work 9uarartteeeL discowIr Free esillnute#..... _ _ ,J I to •Ra-.. .... ... .. .. ... ..,... ._.._.. ._.. �. Irv. ....rano.... s: s.•swany "r! ��..-w nw .mss.—.—.r��.sw.�vn�v.��s.t.-...�'.f fJ'!fEai-.M.JP�ai�v'n.�..v.� ..• ... PAIGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER WNDAY, MAY 31,19011 4" Air Pickering News Advertiser Ajax News Advertiser office Pickering News Advertiser Outlet I 130 Comi mercial Ave., Ajax683 - 0 1822 whits Rd. Pickering HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. sarahee-Alalaris plam 707 ibis. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Closed Satarar pbeae lfaes spm daly til ep. tile.. - Fri., sat laew - 3pw Sim-Iloen til 5 p.m. FAL(: (905)579-4218 TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 MOSED MoatWs. 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You will supervise aspects of Regional projects, ensure conformity to plans and specifications, take field samples and measurements. perforin quality control tests on materials, and also record/analyse/provx* recom- mendations and eompile/prepam technical reports. Providing assistance to staff in preparing Regional asphalthoad rehabilitation field contracts, you will also liaise with the public, as well as contractors. ansa municipalities and consultirg pers«nel- A registered Technologist with OACETT, you bring to this role extensive experience in materials testing and constrttctin , inspection, or an equivalent combiew tion of relevant education and experience. 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Chiropractic Office Assistant • Dental Ass;s<ing CIIuWraChc Of face Assistant Classes SUrUng U001 Rocognized by thr Canadwr - Menronal chiropractic College. e/+�r r��`�� Ls/ni Seating, this propam naive graduates to work aioogstde a Chiopractoc Develop m [ecoid kapm& -. IC�i/tii(1QKS 9, Call Today! f/=^ NP�`_' skills off= =w6,,,c as well as iliac 00' - M in fila rimit d art aw. O• � w 200 John Street Wed.. Mble o Moa, god )slur with goriest thaw in fdeics �pR ---------------------------- ----------------------- io- oocarpe000al diiroprawe, physio• - odewadierapym=W CC 576-9175 Fo.ec- Am"i= !Nay ler: Avz1" To Those vivo Q ahf oapy c@= may ate. In Lew 711ets 4 Mantes! . Aa*. h 1011et "', .. 1 1- (905) 670-4951 pedion. nail an. hands on UMM Wale: 10 a11kele. ATTENTION: TIM PRIOR career sct" of liarialm NO WSW (906) S7tr356a mune it now their talose reed your elus" ad on In wrat d" of Viet pan One, tar Odew ptildcalon n ala eatnlot ba raaporalbte Alf a101M ala. Gil for woMmad fa iliac 00' - M in fila rimit d art aw. ---------------------------- ----------------------- ROGERS Career Opportunities C O M M U N I T Y T V Rogers Cablesystems Limited provides local television programming to Durham Region specifically the communities of Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, and Clarengton, Ontario, through Its community channel, Rogers Community TV. The primary production facility is located in Oshawa, and a secondary studio is located in Ajax. We currentty have the following vacancies: VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATOR (JOB OUR -01) Full-time, 37.5 houlrshveek) We require a strong motivated individual who works well with people, to recruit, train, motivate, and retain volunteers who assist in the production of Corrlrnunity Television programming You have a diploma in volunteer management and/or television production. You possess strong oral and written communications slabs, andyou re conversant with production equipment and techniques, and know the MS Office package. Based in Oshawa you will bring to the position fresh new ideas for recruitment, have excellent time management skills, and are able to work within standards. PRODUCER - PLUGGED RHI (Job DUR-02) MA -time, 37.5 ho wakn ak) We require a producer for our news/current events magazine program, PkWed Int Based in Ajax, you will produce two episodes of the program each week, maintaining quality and content within standards. You wit also co-ordinate the usage of the Ajax Production Facbity. You have a diploma in journalism artdlor television broadcasting, or have related work experiences. You know how to shoot ENG news, and can determine editorial content and program rite -ups. You're a people person with good time management skills, and you have a snappy demo tape which you'll send us (VHS please, tapes won't be returned). PRODUCER (Job DUR-03) 2 -Your contract, 37.5 howshnft) We require a producer for our Oshawa studios, who will produce quality programrnirlg which is liar, timely and relevant to Durham Regiort You have a crplorrrta in television production andlor demorwtrated production skis, You have good time man skills, and are comfortable ing In the stud's, or taking out the Mobiles Production Unit. You also can shoot ENG *and know how to add in a lirlesr erlvironrrtenft (Non-Nrlesr wafldn't hurt. either). You have a snappy demo tape which you'll send us S please, tapes won't be rebAnedDeeadirte lion appiim0m; is June 16, 1M AM of Itfr m posilfions require a valid drivers' license and &we0wW t:fr&mV and nwil large salify rscond& Please relrlernber to send a demo tape d you're applying t for either Producer position. Please apply to: Roeenwie 01 Carlo Human Resources Manager Rogers Cablesystems Alttlaftuon• c(w�R,: yyJJob Number) ON York I��i �'7{I* Don fitilis, Ontario 6138 121 Fax: (416) 416.0250 Rogws is an EnWloymerlt Equity Errlployer • ' . • -.. . . . . ... .....- - 4 .-, 4..-- .., -. ,..,.i.. 'S+„�;,},,, : • ,;e �. - ':.,: . -. .. - -. ¢ ,. ': tf,�Rr°.iL1`lrL?',fi74,�` �.fl�x'Ir�'11t;" � �' .. .. .. w -: Y,t" •�"` _ �� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31, l"Ill-PAGE 33 carssls 11 careers 1 1 Ctresrs 11 sarins 11 Cansrs 11 Carters 11 Cwws 1 Gsrtsrat Nelp 1 Gsllarsl HtMpz w Westburne Ruddy Electric CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Westbume Ruddy has immediate openings for: INDUSTRIAL INSIDE SALESPERSON IN OSHAWA. The inside salesperson will be responsible for the following tasks: customer service, order entry, small quotations and expediting orders. COUNTER SALES PERSON IN AJAX. The Counter Sales Person will be responsible for the following tasks: customer service, selecting customer pick-up orders, restocking counter area, housekeeping of counter and pick-up areas, and handling cash. INDUSTRIAL INSIDE SALESPERSON (BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT) IN OSHAWA. The inside sales person will be responsible for the following tasks: Business Development, Customer Service, Order Entry, Small Ouotations, Telemarketing and Expediting Orders. Applicants for Ihese positions should have the following qualifications: 1) One year of related experience is required. 2) Grade 12 education (or equivalent) is preferred. 3) Product knowledge of the electrical business is essential. Committed to Employment Equity. Contact: Tom Russell, Branch Manager Westbume Ruddy 6W Thornton Rosd South, Oshawa L1J 6W7 - Fax (905) 576-5463 BIDS Come experience our newest and most exciting course Customer Service Representative Many employment opportunities are available This program consists of ten weeks of hands- on training in Durham College's "state of the art" Call Centre. Included is a guaranteed four-week work placement in one of our Call Centre training partner companies. Join our information session Thursday, June 4, 2:30 - 3:30 pm Call Kristine Nash (905) 721-3388 Business 61 ladustry DeveWpomt Services Derhaal College skills; Training Centre 1610 Champlain Avenue, Whitby LIN 6A7 41M 1 GeNsral Nrr4 1 Q*NaW NtMp 1 General Hsi MAINTENANCE FOREPERSON Able to repair and maintain farm and restaurant equipnnent, light trucks, plumbing and electrical knowledge needed. .Must be able to manage people. ALSO REQUIRED ASSISTANT RESTAURANT MANAGER AND RFSTAURAM CHEF Apply at: 'CULLEN GARDENS With resume and references. y 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby, Ontario. Various positions and shifts available in Durham areas including assembly, general labour, landscaping. Exp_ in above positions preferred. Positions start at $7. /hr. and up Must have safety boots or shoes. Apply mrsm 1621 McEwen Drive, Unit #5 - •hlhitby, Ontario : _ - DIAMOND INSTITUTE Durham Region's Leading IT Training Centre mm Aurhnnzed Academic I Trtrrnrrr Pm ram T e `, .,. TAKE YOUR FIRST STEP TO BECOMING AN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNICIAN. Become A; certified and loam Novell and Microsoft Administration in as little as 5 months COMPUTER SERVICEINETWORK ENGINEER Become certified in A;, Novell CNE and Microsoft MCSE in 10 months BUSINESS COMPUTER TRAINING Leant Microsoft Office, Corel Office, Lotus Suite and basic bookkeeping. No previous computer experience required. ATTENTION EMPLOYERS Make your Summer hiring decisions simple and reduce your payroll costs. How Do You Benefit? • Wage subsidy • Save recruitment time and advertising costs • Employment specialists who will match your company's needs with the students' knowledge and skills • Our ongoing commitment to ensure your satisfaction SMMER)M SERVICE Call for more information (905) 721-3077 av D U R H A M Funded by the Govemmerd of Ontario teeerel S1.fM11't per week or mite. Easio money I ewe milk. No el AIr Cal t B00 tet 2141./51749 Itis am - UM4 ilio- elry. (r kmm. brmew or earnings) years around. at bonnie. sad a sell atltllemd stamped envelope k: Beni Fashion Jewelry. 6359 TuN- t1uW Wt, Unit 411. Rd. 182. Ibsillealega, Ont, L4W NIS. we Offer. ✓ Financing available ✓ Worldwide home office network ✓ 23 years in business be 1 hr. FREE consultation Fax your resume today! 905-831-2832 WORLDWIDE CDN. MGMT. CONSULTANTS INC. 1 oeR.al Ns4 army IMMIR ala Uriys V" saMlg Comm rc pies_rba k door tarn pw to Usk marmre�aal Is Ilrrsf , CA MM) 427-1�meam Canada - USA 53' dry van. Mod- em condo units. Home weekends. Apply to Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario uH 7LS Ajarc fluffMKIrids mt o- nusrprofR StKaNpnaorl- Also s5t1- C�Iahi" ON) s76 2612 cal MIRY tVAn S&M is looting for an experienced IAsyer 11106) lillinissunt 2 Iym$ik. 1 Genera! Help 1 Gwerd Help Telecommunications Firm Requires TELEPHONE AGENTS $12 hr. Must be fluent in Thai or Danish 438-7600 leave message lI Small electrical contracnrg company in Claremont ' area regKwes mature, reliable person for ad einisira ane duties. Fell nic Duces include, tlut not irrliled to: Accounts Paymit Anisic% sane typin¢pNewviews). varied job exceptional work environment Good carmtartd of Engliah reclueredHayesl 9�}-619 6190. Contact Juice i Highly motivated hardworking people required immediately for GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE Experience is an asset Please forward resumes to: Bill McAllister cLub Link Corp. CHERRYDOWNS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB 2110 Concession g7 Pickering Ontario LIY IA2 (905) 649-3035 IMMEDIATELY For Oshawa/Whitby Area Light and heavy duty Must have previous experience FuU and part time Own Car an asset Please call 1416-245-5544 pSL ID 90003 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are fimis or individuais to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply PIM your application in an envelope addressed to the box number M the advertisenmt and attach a list of such names. ftm your appkation and list in an envelope and address to: Box Rephes. If the advertiser Is one of the names on your IM your application will be • PLEASE NOTE, meanies the ill! failed dket"I N Osltfrra Tillie mak, Vow net be FII N Is the the AN Nw6w. Nidipbdint mat tie il~�hllttieis i■ lie a/. 5 SETS OF TM AZ DRIVERS running U.S. Clean abstract,criminal search, competitive wages. Full time positrons. Call 434.5111 MANAQBR required for a dIscount dad & pasty centre. Opalixg soon in Picker* Mint here pmimenFF skills CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy s subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. COCKY JOCKEY seeks ex- penenced part time cook: Ex- perienced servers with refer- ences, capable of Dewrtwrrq ;hfi m per- son to 272 � treat East Oshawa or inwritirq to P0. Box 181 Ajax L1s 3C3 COMPUTER USERS! Format, opy d mail disks for tier! RISA S.A.S E. To. L.L. Wood. 60.8 BnsM Road Ext. Suite 359A. Mississauga. Ontario. L4Z 3018 VENDORS WANTED at the new consignment store 'The GO 8 CIA Slrovrphce . local - fix in Vee couaa ftp Markel. 4 km east of Oshwa Let us slaw 8 sell your products di- recay 10 the pubilc You do not have to be there Mom* rami rates star at S36Jmo. 905-4e6-1024 HAIRSTYUST - male or fe- male. required with at least 2 years experience for busy hair salon. Must be motivated 434.2992. and wi0nq to loam. Call (905) HAIRSTYLISTS - for busy sa- lon in "ring. With or with- out clientele Salary plus commission. Call Angie (905) 831-1055 OUALIHEO STYLIST Join us at Pickering's newest salon. Chmella. opening in June, benefits. commissions and incentives. Call France 905- 839-8876. KITCHEN HELP REQUIRED. Full time cook days and evenings. for local pub In Whitby Drop off resume to 224 Brock St. S.. Whitby. AM: Clarks MODELS WANTED - from Ca- nada between 2-19 to com- plete In On years 1998 Tor- onto Pageants over S2o.000 in prices and scholars �ohi np ds . W eludinegI Las VVeegatso can today 1-8W 367-2125 Ext, 240 MODELS WANTED - tnom Ca- nada between 2-19 to com- plete In this years 1998 Tor- onto Pageants. Over $20.000 in prizes and scholassins. In- cluding trips to Nationals in Las Vega Can today 1-80- 367-2125 FA 240 NORTH Toronto based cdrt- tractor requires an expen- enced exavator/blade opera tor, and an l,./skiU,borer cci: 1�70T40254. tax 1905) S3WS46NWEEKLY Adverbs - ng co requires 10-20 ou W OOOIIKMOCKERS Requred IV ambpemenceitious peonecessary.ple. No YJANex- to tor ?bipkxal compawith ny Also office trap. Cal Ahsfa for raervRw expen- mcece. Cal (905) 427-18n (906)720 31M. Driver/Mover AZ & DZ req'd for Van Line Agent. Min. 2 years experience, clean abstract. Markham & 401. (416)292-1107 PAIN -TING COMPANY requires expencnccd paint- ". Minimum 3 years experience with own vehicle. Call (905)420 -Mi. sembkng prod" at home AS fened—card.-C-14 (906 I-Me rdas 2-31rs/day. 2907 between 9 dwr114ttre12re"alis S 00pin ECE teacher neared 1W a new co-operalm plieysggbi oparg m SrooYkn m SWI~ mwwn rh 2 yars ex- Penenoe. Tuesday and Thwrs- day Fwornnes. Faux mswft 10 Ju a121h W, for more inI, r d Bait a (905)-665 4426 EXPUNENCEO ICE teacher needed immediately for allw now shit. Please car Mrs. Macooned x (906) 509.2241 EXPERM7CE0 t lest world to trust' Satin n tam Corte.Gone wet es Cal (W) 61}ep57 EIPONOM telemarkew needed Good 'cage Cal (905) 4274o4D. Awl FINANCIAL ODEPEMMMM *No door to door selliri 'No cold calls. The It Halm 6 Nutritional Products cagpany in the U.S we Ma you _ry- thing you need to know aboil malung it BIG. Featwed in Success Magazine. Mork • Home Magazine. and many others. Free Seminar. 1 arty Jule M. Ramada Hold Call for more information. 905-655-5575 or 11 -800 -6111 - Via pay Fu ascN a assemble ou prodtacts Easy wodL No e+�eriMloe S HAIR STYLISTS needed a sPbwi.tt� plus pdBffP P ay �Farr�eMlisw 9054131•-4337. F/RS7 CdOlC6 "R CUTTM Nasitisws soaia11 is OsYar" As wit 905-4384 MS Fell TIDE. 3 Mipels for grow" arcubfm office. muss to "IM i a pleb c, no ertpaierrp all Joe 906 900. .723- 6 19R1/ItiM PIItOt1cE CLBK . FN t PR oat li Meat CIM. WWW - ExpeANN repast Week- bft Cake ends ii mlenjage illgeW Fat natrrN to 430-0771. W» Pa" TIE rash weedy Be- come a 2 0 Homecare relpe- se"ative n you nerplt0or►- hw No "comp. no sell - car r"wrw cal mm) 4M -ow o0waii. i9�'s►s�s-39cts cKr.ghn 427 (9051 FULL TOR SMg1 with own clierrele Call 905-571-2582 PEOPLE REOUMM For tac- tory set-up and display rel - Wawa Call 1905i 579-6272 ' PERSON NEEDED to do dearii 6 other duties int sinal P Vase sclr-, m Pick - ding Village. "cum 12:30nowS 30pm Pam al (905► 427.5006 RELIMU TELEMARKETERS needed l r our fun. energeot Oshawa office. Evenings 6 Satudays Gwramad howly race plus peat cash Dorwses lad daily. GII 905-m- M. SUMtMII ERWLOTtMItT Supplier of Gens and welting supplies las openings for their Peterborough and Viff" locations. Omer to im - w�fi DZ tirxnfe. 3 years ence. ope d wearlp pollee andK�products an assn but no essential. send re- sume c/o R. Mosier, 1111 Burns St. Whdby, OnL LIN 6M. Far (9061.666.0924. V0 ott+vm wards full and pan rime. 30 day arras absum. MOL Oshm Taxi ucon req omt Carl Bey 571-1331. Mont -M 11aw f�a�% a�oolwI:W up��rst, 20 hoarshNek. QB IK�oBq. UK sYAFF cots Alla IRSU� needed. for NSWA rel Alk- * 0" Dnm k*-& t 1111— 0ap Parlow". No phone acs own. r' extends: s: expai NOSHA HOTA 70 King StE E. m Cason Or all 723- a pun lolreall PR HRS. GOOD !IW Resumes required Busy Cafe in Claremont. &a Larry or Pam X1yo11151 i1RtIN« J_ _ _ - .. .. ._. ... _... .... ..._ _ .,.. .. .,..._______._...._.�.___'--............n�,.�......�w•..a,a.•.�..�r.fo.veyayr.exrunxa.,....-.*.. ..... - PAGE 36 -TETE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31, 199x1 120 120 1111111a 130 130 165 165 220 ^'ja 270 'T 270 ADMINISTRATION OPPORTUNITIES CUSTOMER SERVICE & OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (full-time) irganized administrator required for ustomer service, computerized ayroll, A/P, office administration nd data entry. Experience in a omputerized office environment ssentlal. ACCOUNTANT/BOOKKEEPER (part-time) xperienced accountant with strong omputer skills requried. esponsibilities include: preparing )urnal entries, account analysis, lonth-end close to trial balance and upport for office staff & omptroller. Post -secondary degree nd CGA/CMA enrollment preferred. lexible working hours can be Apply in confidence to: Fax: 905-839-3513 Pickering PART-TIME ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK The successful applicant must possess the following: • experience in Word Perfect, DOS. Lotus, Windows and MS Office • general office procedures • bookkeeping to trail balance • reception/communication skills Experience required. Apply in writing by Ione 5, 1998 pros:ding qualifications and availability to: Credit Counselling Service of Durham Region P.O. Box 26046 Oshawa, Ont. LIH 8R4 Only those applicants being interviewed will be contacted TEMPORARY ACCOUNTING POSITION AVAILABLE at DISCOUNT CAR a TRUCK RENTALS: Responsible for AIR Bank Reconciliations, Accurate Financial Statements, Gov't Remittances, GIL Reconciliations, Fleet File Maintenance, Cash Flow Tracking & Payroll. Excell & MS Word required. Appy with resume to: 218 Dundas St- E.,Whitby between 9:30 am. & 12:30 pm. 1 tela Nomilitmr SALES IIHIEfaIIATItIE Local Printo Cadre looking for a twhine or pan -time sales pawn. Saks experi- erice an assts. bid not no=- tary. Full trainwg provided. Prem lax resume to 905- 426.3289. Skoog M No A PLASTICS FABNCAM in dwbem "M imp to Pam. inwmditle opaidps. $9.50 Par err Fax rswme Mardon Kelvin (416) 495-0941. Stall Plus. ANTOCNI-, for rsgwn swvetr u�0nit Surveying g own, Nid w- mwm 2 vans nelMad am Faw Cerate (905) ELECTdfor�11 and helpers ne- k in Orb alinm syr am will serripe wont an as- set. Pease tax resumes -to (905) 6195. S1INIOLIBAS for now honor construction, must have 1 yr. BILINGUAL INSIDE SALES (English and French) Excellent keyboard skills along with bilingual customer service experience for our Ajax client. $22K Fax Resume To: (905) 837-0627 In&: -Am. P E R S O N N E L SALES REP - NATIONAL FOOD DIST. AGRESSIVE grocery, mass merchandising, and pharmacy account representative required to call on retail accounts in the Durham Region. Vehicle a must. Salary + comm. Experi- enced candidates please reply by fax prior to June 6/98. 1-800-479-6511. 135 135 SIGN MANUFACTURER In the North East Area of the CTA requues person for the fabrication and installation ,igns and wall decor. Must be versatile at motivated. A self starter that works with minimum of supervision. Skills require cane ,nt use of wood shop tools and tedwques, si ,creep, painting and vinyl uwallabon. Form training or a diploma from George Brov college sign design course is an asset. Applicants must possess a dnvers license wi A 1zood driving abstract. Please send your msrune to: P.O. Box 106 Port Perry, Ontario L91. 1 A2 1 ►lotpV -MM.fer 1 Ibn"Dow mNticr RN's and RPN9s For casual Occupational Health/Hospital In-home nursing in the Durham Region. Apply to: il`-D1fV MCNIMi Cara ,SCM*v 2 ShYmMe St-, Suise 500 Oshawa or Fax (905) 579-2539 REPRESENTATIVE is position is reWnsiblle for the dekv- and set up of Medical equipment to stomers in their homes. Candidates Lst possess a grade 12 education or 1 u related experience with good com- inication skills, valid driver's license IhvJ years experience driving a mid sine cit' and a clean driving record for the nwuS three yam. AW resumes & alrbaetr to. 325 Bloor SL West OSHAWA, Ontario L1 J 1 R 1 or taxed to: (905) 728-1010 'We thank all applicants, but only those selected for ant interview will be contacted Day Care Available NANNIES AVAILABLE For Summer Time Sonya's Summer Helpers Hire a live-in au -pair from Quebec Call. to arrange an in home appointment. Est. since 1988 (416)488-3373 GMCO CX29 Turbine paint sprayer. 2-1/2 gal pot. with hoses a gun. 1 yew old. Ask - $1200. Call Keith (905)579-3371 1MIIGFI POOL - 24 FT. round. used 2 years. jacuzzi pump. built in molded stairs. all equipment and 3 covers. de- Nwry to Whittty area. Buyer to install. $2,000 firm. Evenings (905) 430-4506 NOBARTS dishwasher $500. Coldmahc 2 dr. cooler $500. Foster s/s upright freezer $500. blest freezer $100. 905- 686-4 f« app•. 94:30 p.m. KENMORE gas stove. selt- cleaning. $600 Baby items. crib. play pen. car seat. change table. (9D5)426-6905. KONG BED X -thick Orthopedic Pdlowtop. set/ and frame, still m cost $1.500. Sell $625, (416) 407-9499 WATERBED King-size com- plete. with 'pleather side caps. $150.905-576-%14. KINGSIZE MOTIONLESS wa- terbed. $300Tea can with brass accents. 5150. Frentch Provincial Cedar chest $175. Fit Iatdmpol experience, trim tools. Bore abed, M or pNA-lime dbI SMt, 1 sw9mirt consr i s.w N cam BALES NH's REOMMM by EXPERIENCED dental trygen- CaMAai ktanu- 9689 Thtrio Windows. dryer $125 Air dearer $50 i Doan. NOW er xd" ISO Non in Ajax office Cap per, PAP-. high com- LADY ANTIQUE BUYER pur- flaMsiom. Mad: pro+ridtit. fester $25 urge dog cage I4Nelk PIN. good 0011111111 190518� on nBdn I Fall resume to =! . posyct3-sn. $314687 Doulton. Susie Cooper. sitvtr, iewelkry. gi-. sculpture, 2 - 6 PELWLE required for OMMUM } camc„8ftnoamy more" Ectlr9atwrimq ora comobs" posdims- r (4/6)417-3932 For iNlnvfew d N64MG GARAGE door repars. broken LAWNNOWER hard 10 -'MMEIIM Sall maliratetl calci*. ropers. open- start' " We gwrarRee a fist Sills PON Mobst cim- era nstamed $I5. New doors/ Openers. Guiltily Flus Oohs pup stat Using a household prodtict. Nomig t0 Duv. For ad wkMess wmmu mcatoa 116-336-0073 utormnion nerd $ASE to: eapoiutx in corvoraae ac. TL A Fi 1INq pESTU1FR hbreplm w � 12 Rosedale Avo. Campton. Ontario L6X pmMR O4op pawns: 15 W 150 boat Nissan 15Np motor. gas 89 ores 1J8 Or call (905) 434-5422 wboe ACRS.. Sl t.201. AOL and cover iMuded Asking - `1IM61 SALES BEP. Dunmm r vet Fully upholstery. Wry Regiial-b most progressive niav $125, kaskAball bade- COnwonabM. Litre new eondl- POW kms e+4srierrpbd Nmpa- nm S99 Phu miscellaneous Dlea, ek. Cap 00.427.1822. per laduary to service and X1947- M5) SAL MOSKM mpath eigmrd Crew ad Odom ac - Sell. i more, Pay top doma Counts. Mug be sell-mothal- for top items. ierrie audio/ rld will fine txptent com- tdi4ek, basal i ken. $300 suNNpion and commer Trow boat vmh 1993 Yanah service wNs. Fret cansfda- m am given 10 Burse poesess Utdge $300. and No to SM $100. OR ALL FOR $2700. A�pp as Odom diva base. tow cover. may ex- O6 leas merler C-W meet spportunily for ad- have 2 cl d*o apes 2 & 33 vancement with an orgarAw r? ;a ON n in rowel stage. Very .:. atrmon renumraflon plat ' _ irailaw for right candidate. 12 cubic ftfreent upright PWM fix mstms for con- one Sears 6000 BTU. one Sons 6000 BTU 666-8034 1ldaation to: 905430.6626. 90511263649. Isg) 19051-725.11m, $1650 certified or best oiler. ANI COMOrn ER$ for sale. NEW AND OLEO fridge. 1 tela Nomilitmr SALES IIHIEfaIIATItIE Local Printo Cadre looking for a twhine or pan -time sales pawn. Saks experi- erice an assts. bid not no=- tary. Full trainwg provided. Prem lax resume to 905- 426.3289. Skoog M No A PLASTICS FABNCAM in dwbem "M imp to Pam. inwmditle opaidps. $9.50 Par err Fax rswme Mardon Kelvin (416) 495-0941. Stall Plus. ANTOCNI-, for rsgwn swvetr u�0nit Surveying g own, Nid w- mwm 2 vans nelMad am Faw Cerate (905) ELECTdfor�11 and helpers ne- k in Orb alinm syr am will serripe wont an as- set. Pease tax resumes -to (905) 6195. S1INIOLIBAS for now honor construction, must have 1 yr. BILINGUAL INSIDE SALES (English and French) Excellent keyboard skills along with bilingual customer service experience for our Ajax client. $22K Fax Resume To: (905) 837-0627 In&: -Am. P E R S O N N E L SALES REP - NATIONAL FOOD DIST. AGRESSIVE grocery, mass merchandising, and pharmacy account representative required to call on retail accounts in the Durham Region. Vehicle a must. Salary + comm. Experi- enced candidates please reply by fax prior to June 6/98. 1-800-479-6511. 135 135 SIGN MANUFACTURER In the North East Area of the CTA requues person for the fabrication and installation ,igns and wall decor. Must be versatile at motivated. A self starter that works with minimum of supervision. Skills require cane ,nt use of wood shop tools and tedwques, si ,creep, painting and vinyl uwallabon. Form training or a diploma from George Brov college sign design course is an asset. Applicants must possess a dnvers license wi A 1zood driving abstract. Please send your msrune to: P.O. Box 106 Port Perry, Ontario L91. 1 A2 1 ►lotpV -MM.fer 1 Ibn"Dow mNticr RN's and RPN9s For casual Occupational Health/Hospital In-home nursing in the Durham Region. Apply to: il`-D1fV MCNIMi Cara ,SCM*v 2 ShYmMe St-, Suise 500 Oshawa or Fax (905) 579-2539 REPRESENTATIVE is position is reWnsiblle for the dekv- and set up of Medical equipment to stomers in their homes. Candidates Lst possess a grade 12 education or 1 u related experience with good com- inication skills, valid driver's license IhvJ years experience driving a mid sine cit' and a clean driving record for the nwuS three yam. AW resumes & alrbaetr to. 325 Bloor SL West OSHAWA, Ontario L1 J 1 R 1 or taxed to: (905) 728-1010 'We thank all applicants, but only those selected for ant interview will be contacted Day Care Available NANNIES AVAILABLE For Summer Time Sonya's Summer Helpers Hire a live-in au -pair from Quebec Call. to arrange an in home appointment. Est. since 1988 (416)488-3373 GMCO CX29 Turbine paint sprayer. 2-1/2 gal pot. with hoses a gun. 1 yew old. Ask - $1200. Call Keith (905)579-3371 1MIIGFI POOL - 24 FT. round. used 2 years. jacuzzi pump. built in molded stairs. all equipment and 3 covers. de- Nwry to Whittty area. Buyer to install. $2,000 firm. Evenings (905) 430-4506 NOBARTS dishwasher $500. Coldmahc 2 dr. cooler $500. Foster s/s upright freezer $500. blest freezer $100. 905- 686-4 f« app•. 94:30 p.m. KENMORE gas stove. selt- cleaning. $600 Baby items. crib. play pen. car seat. change table. (9D5)426-6905. KONG BED X -thick Orthopedic Pdlowtop. set/ and frame, still m cost $1.500. Sell $625, (416) 407-9499 WATERBED King-size com- plete. with 'pleather side caps. $150.905-576-%14. KINGSIZE MOTIONLESS wa- terbed. $300Tea can with brass accents. 5150. Frentch Provincial Cedar chest $175. Fit Iatdmpol experience, trim tools. Bore abed, M or pNA-lime dbI SMt, 1 sw9mirt consr Canon BJC 4100 colour print - er. 5130 Boys 1r. 5 speed atfllelM f6esbmbM rias, raw, cam bike. $/5. 080 Call EXPERIENCED dental trygen- TIIEADMILL $375 Maytag 9689 ist required for pan-bme post- dryer $125 Air dearer $50 tl,,, K $700. 45 IL roll of Non in Ajax office Cap Water skies $25 Electric LADY ANTIQUE BUYER pur- 840* fester $25 urge dog cage chasing Moorcroft. Birks 190518� $50 Minc coot $125. (905) sterling flatware. Shelley. FULL -TWE Datel Assistant $314687 Doulton. Susie Cooper. sitvtr, iewelkry. gi-. sculpture, required for maternity leave. 1 Artmc4e camc„8ftnoamy June 15M. Send resiwut two: r (4/6)417-3932 2727 .. 36, GARAGE door repars. broken LAWNNOWER hard 10 e, 0111.E Courtimxi. OM LIE 3A2. calci*. ropers. open- start' " We gwrarRee a fist AtAIIABLEimniedlaley ac era nstamed $I5. New doors/ Openers. Guiltily Flus Oohs pup stat Using a household prodtict. Nomig t0 Duv. For counts reanaDlt position n 116-336-0073 utormnion nerd $ASE to: busy Oshawa dental ainc. Exper* an met. Fax r- TL A Fi 1INq pESTU1FR hbreplm w � 12 Rosedale Avo. Campton. Ontario L6X sums (905)-579-2557. Allen- 150 boat Nissan 15Np motor. gas 89 ores 1J8 Or call (905) 434-5422 halt a and cover iMuded Asking LUV $EAT Arbgw pant, WF REG41"EIIEO PHYSIOTERA- 53000. Scaffolding VW 4HD vet Fully upholstery. Wry PIST to work inNtirfmg niav $125, kaskAball bade- COnwonabM. Litre new eondl- Horrm* n Uxbridge and/or nm S99 Phu miscellaneous Dlea, ek. Cap 00.427.1822. Oshwe. PWM call 416.189• X1947- M5) SAL MOSKM mpath SM Sell. i more, Pay top doma mattress $600 walker with for top items. ierrie audio/ 19114 Smoker craft 16' Keg tdi4ek, basal i ken. $300 • 1 Trow boat vmh 1993 Yanah Electrical $cooler $1500 8w m 30 lip. $Caton. trailer acrd as- best Too Utdge $300. and No to SM $100. OR ALL FOR $2700. BABYSITTER Required m my tow cover. may ex- O6 leas merler C-W Cas Mpit (9p61631 9027 af- have 2 cl d*o apes 2 & 33 fl9059 5.37-021 0" B*1 8 to bpm. r1 6ays per week Non $ Call (SM) 831.7214 00 you have valuable an-. NOVOC SALE, Tangs. Mdgt, GREENN000 Maturepan AM CONOFTIONElM for seek. 12 cubic ftfreent upright or best other. side or best one Sears 6000 BTU. one Sons 6000 BTU 666-8034 emanamerw unit. micrarrail All in ext. I - cordltion! 90511263649. Isg) 19051-725.11m, $1650 certified or best oiler. ANI COMOrn ER$ for sale. NEW AND OLEO fridge. NOL1iMPERNRNNY eodod to help care h« •pmt Carrier and Adnurai. 00 5150 tact. 885 stove. washer. dryer. bar fridge. h77 sr�Floss i 3 $map Pres. pest -bale M4 (snip) Ad - flexible taws. own tra�pr• IN$ CELICA, 2 door. blue. � Vf p, (905) 626 - tie" re4ont Ca1426.00S1 BW. KM wroaaR ion o- 97 n Non Scutia oat offer Cal 432-1315 bns/Yrs Right! U"r*tAraim Ne Opp". PLUM $490 0.8.0. Plough. Need tall Nfine. rtiwrmxbig care- wwLOOtug time. %200 Saothot SM. (416) excellent cOridaI 5200 Quer inmy hone. Mon- 407-9419 0 50. Ford Tracor. Meds rr smoker. own re. Cam (9m) 688- krerices WF mu. S1 M. COMMON PWS 810Do as is. Cap 655 4362 art. Weser$ available Gow- 4 19N TEMPO. only 105K. ammwt n$poMd. No dow PImN FA m of Rectangular above mos. Ian damp. Ow Oked CLOCKS- Summer sale On (K*& Sons) 905.6$3 -Ml from term. Orap. !05983 Now, ads Jwe 1511 N 1997 N MRINWY 12. Looking o 9471 floor modsK reduced Used share a nanny. NO bitCAOEs for seek. I4.3. r25. =. New dotall lawn; aptas�p 5 yrs trpauma. lade. Prase all Tory. Troy from $895 and up. Rall to Frst aid Reptiles awiabM. «JNdfr 721.0886 (sip) awn. 100% of all ra i al pey 0SH26i515 CNAP�AAW000. CAtPET 6NOMEN, 1.10X, mass apply. Huge Mtcfgn$N c of Windt~ cods from spoMi0lt moms of 2 awl- Mylon 911111011. flush. stain m- $996 and up. Cal TELEP PW aur for daycare. Non- sktam carpel. For 3 rooms. NO 433-1491 smoker rderewis a•idame. only $369.00. Prim ndsda POOL OPENING SPECIAL - Cs1 Liz 426 6805. 30 Sin yds carpel. dsktie ped $149. M taxes i chemicalsand ECE MOM oprovi0irg home- '"o eistalMti in n yore home. Free p 00M n yon borne. Limited tame offercare. CPR/Fir, ad. Mn- smoker, heuty mals/ . No iRerest, M Paytmd5 for Pool Supplies Amiable. G.R.B. Maintenance. (905) Mics, awumaie inmledia- ON fed yew, DOW. 1-800- 683-6452. flet' Port U nig aldol aa. 17-014. 217-014.(416)-293 REIIr TO Civil APPIWICES. (Iii) tp-,z7s. CANIPM - IM of Glee. Mw and reconditioned. fall M011[# ON 2 vm 9 yon 100% nom"• Aew sdia r wartanNy Paddy's Malht. 905-263-M or 14!00 -796 - 4ycsrs erpsr IopMd dose KO Willits Rd i SM " pWrMpMpupas an And, I cam indeft pLw i peerage. Aeft. Dowa-sleer- Lam. it avoflaW to pfaA t ra1rnplKe paid, eupert in Assam, fist 601w- WAY wooden stales r X r been flat pct pre for dtmdren, ages ery, Ime NOWAK (30 ph). SM 111111A° � 600mhs to School-agrl tram Nomam OW2M4. llo a and stynt A 7a.m.4p.m. pose b sdeok GMFR PALE: LALs of pr- BmraOa adens. 761 Mo- UFA 3, PidMrM0. For nmrsn"er, MOWN a k*w meld No target Iftn.d-n pptlqtt, 100% WAN stain r- IeeM. ea" J nose; X31. mdr! iib. pN 1OS619.20r1. htdnard. Rekera , avid- la 84 o/d.) Imtrdes: amps SM ante- Ask for Itary or IeMe I Ff 4SOMOM cwwdresser 4 posur bK Willa eteseege. 831-17118.. amMNN apiWOW CNA mirror, 2 ad No tabNs wed 2 d 1 Ful lime 6 Part sunardp a6t Saw SOS SiM 0090 with 6 erawens. inwe im N aged W1Nm 10 Nay 6161772. 4354 DBO. $mel caldltiaL Rtdeemw Lala d TLC, Mai air. pans. sures i mad. fyII M SNL% call Std Sam 4554W'� Call 637.0103. up to 5011, OM Ylge Num n MB AM "K P1C�M 9=6 / FIMb d cbhr and dMIgR, 4 SWM we err Iron )and a to out- M M the FullesyM Lawig abyarx ,6 MOOS 10 AMP saBbteeton flssrsnMed For Mlle atlNtbbe am LL1N Cbdl ofd ow Jwm spe- �DaNllWd pWk)inl• (1N2mnlA 005)M-40,110, (h$)M- Hill Uk ON 4r Roomed P ( bNs s1tNp oft mettle. mr S= OW and 4 Nrowitek $0 MEOwe WAlk i WA to Fist! Aid, c.P& e9111d. Ike• F11MM N6BI1'ft PINNAN dank$. Your CNOIM..*1 M1�ii acid NO WEN SW 12s�0. f0542� b1Nb wO 2 Mals. 6 rials, ddn COW � SEM. pant err MD flialLLAR FEMETS - all labile, oro aF Cal 430-740 FIV in a QOrI AOpey IONIIL w000 stbN. TMOITparlsociiel v . ac- F. - -F pglltt��rw BppIA WiNiiALtE LIMITS. WWOFV MG, 115 1lORIH PORT or Moll Ind low co"Nim bl so of fall RMA try WA SL) Pal Pe- sehr -- n cra in a ov". Cc's- ndf9 bolt Pham M. 6 4. CN11905)61 SOOO Mone 0801 oil or 6e(srp) no Y N Mod 00. skit FFINE Modem, W BINV'AEICIK orb rel , 5 14. o M mw0 Pill" IOF233111�( 1fls hylr piece week rants.. SAW Help 0 ws11Mtl atfllelM f6esbmbM rias, raw, cam (abmpid_,ioKswa t, 2V-WTvSt...1$,29A iftlarSem.......=1MBt FOMOE VOTE dNhwOm Cal Yale eller 7pm. 905371- 2776 �� NC*U. Loh of TLC. tl,,, K $700. 45 IL roll of used stoves $200 and up. 6e59 WAN= NO NIC or cep- plies, donations and foster artlmgs Sd nlonw PWM Cart ChertS427-0351. mw broadloom. sand calor. tridges. 16. c.f. $605 . New SKILLED TNAOES - ucased kt uWW Electrician with ex- prenfke. M" fail" own tools. willing ID wort Saber -BE_ OEfm ASSISTANT required for pert tie position Wones 111; SM., Cal Lonafm, Don 404-M Ere. 436-024L ._.-tLXAbIL ackt. ABIs DML- t� te9sive shpewvisory Dadt- day's. Cal Larry m Pan day i Ftf00y swings, Sill plia>ces 227 Court St., Osla -up OOLP. CLINIS. mans . ladles: SON Cmm I*--.tizkt g►wpd in Wttl MSwtactw- jag (905)-A9-im. • ��o a mid. No road grade. (906h IENMOM WBMMr i flavor n ill etnhatatl rwnldllfon. "Na" eek Coad. $125: dahwmmw 05: gn deet k khowen. X"UNW2510 perm pospion for the right ANTIQUES?Absolutil I Ad- 427.1443 5 for sol Cal dltfmmw. 3r NUN; lwm- praisals -mnimwl tee; auction prtdidalo. Pleafe fax all service 20% negotiable. Pur- der before May 31st. receive �• Nowww table Sae. tools. some antique contents. (no j 1w. 1,9015-037-M7 limit to value considered). 5. ,' s - eotiedions of any son. quan- law atiow430-2650 (Nies orsingle anew rt m. W DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Caq Jelm Duarte at :79.4400 1 Miola for Salt POWSUPPhwIm Bordin TWO ORIENTAL carpets, 6 x 9 KITTENS WITH FIRST askng$700. 9 x 12 asking BOOSTER available for adop- $1,200 Lake new. (905) 839- tion, as well as adult cats. 2776 (fixed and vaccinated). Many USED FRIDGE $225. and up. dogs also in need of responsi- used stoves $200 and up. Dk loving homes. Pets sup - used washers $250 dryers plies, donations and foster $125 and up. New brand name homes for dogs also deeded. tridges. 16. c.f. $605 . New Please call Durham Animal braid Came 30- stoves $449 Adoption. at(W5)438�11 and up New 5 c.f. freezers ATTENTION: Dog Owners $255_ new 5 C.I. bar fridges. Doggie Dooley Pet Waste $225 Stephenson's Ap- Systems model 2000 $5499 plia>ces 227 Court St., Osla -up 0 150 Ib. wt.. model 3D00 $79.99 up to 300 lbs. Dog Lde wa.576 7448. Jackets starting at S25. 24' Anvers Fire Hydrant caMainer $25.99. 1 o/9 BEST Ball 3'. 4-117. 6'. 10' Lifetime Guarantee, from ANTIQUES?Absolutil I Ad- $5.99. Dog shovels from vice. consultation -free, ap- $599. 9-9. 7 daystwreek. 5m praisals -mnimwl tee; auction Amirversary Sale. Buy or or - service 20% negotiable. Pur- der before May 31st. receive dosing outrightestates w/ 1 Year digester fm. some antique contents. (no (905)723-5413. Fax 723-1466 limit to value considered). Awaniobirt eotiedions of any son. quan- 1 1 for (Nies orsingle anew rt m. $11111111 I'T try to respond to ap Wer- CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the ice. Robed Bowen antiques- Brooldin, Ontario (905)655- spot financing Down pay rents from $750 OAC. Cars 849. fax (905AW5501 trucks. vas. 1961 to 1994 CASH ON DEAL$. We Buy. Alandy Auto Saks Ltd. 792 Sell. i more, Pay top doma Sancoe SUM South, Oshw. for top items. ierrie audio/ •Tae 905720.3382. video. car auao. cook. CD's. movie. games, gold: der 1!N MERCEDES good caNt mond$. furniture, aPPharKa dmon While. new brakes. (� 905-571-2274 runs wall a smos6vir. Sego ( (prefer all 090. Cal404.0502.srp dens in wcml* order) mill Eldorado. low 00 you have valuable an-. mileage. runslt great. tx tigmes or *tate ce *NW let echairuns C71 condition ft.200 .200 as Sam you in aefrtvig $a �tl posatbr vim. Call or best other. side or best *-day Nowy or fiayr Kahn 1100. (905) ti66 301 'Armfgwe CoseNams' with HM CAYMAN. very dean. neat' 30yytpsrrss txpiriarKe $1650 certified or best oiler. ph.►h9p59B5.8t61. Also 1964 Bumdm Skyhawk. 57500 ctsNll.d or best oiler 579-084 WANTED USED IN$ CELICA, 2 door. blue. EMBOSSING standard cerbtkd December MACHINE 97 n Non Scutia oat offer Cal 432-1315 For plastic 1.D. 196$ OW Tornado $1500 Cards Please call Sav at o b.o Cap 576.1429. 579.4407 Hp JEEP CMUIOREE. 4 x 4. 5 speed. air. black. ex.Ntm condi iw, cabbed. $1.995 Poor Tdoplim (906)666-8953 19N TEMPO. only 105K. $ALE- FREE NEATEN 4MM 52950 89 $2695 of Rectangular above eraSipiinMlebSsrd, bodies Mo6iminl-COruONion. Ctndrd. gr 16x21' 0/0und $5395(K* (K*& Sons) 905.6$3 -Ml irdedes Wier. 2 ladders. sand R`xa,a79 after bpm2 ana* OW, Pi motor elf. 1- 196! FMO Probe. mill con - B00 -ON -7564, 8 ditim. dlerry rod. adon0 �& $3.200 p o.mCall : 1 FSWW 2395 1966 CELEMeY WAGON. FOINtO - largo beadle dog with wait maisaimid. 53.500 19W tam a whale mariogs. Awe Z28 Camero, fully restored. Mur:red. Good maimed. Liv- $4,200. both a ince$4r con- erpool,19afty aro. Pc kelmq it*=- 905967-3576. 631-2925 call evenings -pp 1961 Jap YJ 4 wtpq. 5 spd.. FOINIp fast dog AW arta 3 tops. stereo. consul. igen oversized lira. aleto Collie/Sh Wierd hi -colpo I- 4x.6495 catd.No. About 1 year oar. Call 427- . C00 432.1195 « 1400 0532. 3*440. 366-8111. LOST - CAME,wA, poW 35 Dursmort 1912 CMVAC Z2B. 25M Aw mm automatic, Park MNdNiday svermrrB, �y fly Edition. V111n ill plu am,metallic Mo. Mader i - wtel. loom, mild contaN, D�" t . 1 antm $11.900. (WS) -725- 1125. Ms. Short AMIE M" CAT with OMW on had and hiL Dialpnrod IM CNMUEIL 2 dr, 135 From ftDiscovery by alta. k's, awo. od Wat Aic $encu. S4M. 576.9804. (SM) Swdw may 240. Nimrod swwii. 426-1 . 1662 FONB To" V6 Spoil- peerage. Aeft. Dowa-sleer- . W mNpllraMis, cdM air. ALARM catiaM 1740== All NITIENS - Fm 10 goodAOms 6 wit taller triNN Platen dpwill. New ar"&aka, II aimoku, *=WW Co dl- cas 68741526 ")Nall. ratflea $4M, 576 on Bin1 6 WSW old, bee to 1M1t M Was, Mae. mdtl good eomdNon. bill drMM, aheA 9OS 19�6630w 1a,aookma. am mg s3600. F TO a bete Ilbumt timely Cal (905}127-7250. M m0vip . ad aee0s new borne low 2 1 yr. aM tale. 111* lLl11NIA Ewoepal. Spbpd i 90MNM aO iN9. � M� 00010. CA (906)726 3120 939M 3.1. AD. 4 Will 1, Y6. 3.1, awb, 1 door, IYdc eek or 149013T7 DOGS (sup) COL. 130.000 W oxodMM C " Adit POO f 11801 LO r Aswan 721-0616. Nig pMtSM OdBITONA flood IROC, Sato, lou b4 MOW UM CD PWh 114,000 ked, tpmyf ewM o MTltleua FMS berth olm Car 905.753-2052. fid prybstic, 1ov61 pea, Notme ratre0 W0 1nNdbr lov /M1 �TIIt Z -2B, ltd V6, ing N punia21 pwo Go atto, eek 10 ON* Cd plow, mmcondom o.e o LHASA AM pips low SW pKIW (905)4QS3334 $350. Mala i *am blunter mots pater. Melly t!M �� Shoow 1 door to b gee (705)7663121. Mflve pbldrbadt aukhNaM, power 0 tMosar k*K. eek CesseNe, sed with we doth, FEMETS - all labile, oro aF $6,496. (416) 370.6312. bine, O-matths, Gilu ow aide 2 -docker Oladt Cop and 16M SII$66$6, pNrpk anal MNN 5 ow-titivaills, male -naw, mahhdltion, TISp.�. SLW PSg0. coal ow SM. >� WW 10600 SPD United. $300; 611.11630 79•tIQ2' . t 1 :: . •+'�,'b:. .^r.e` r�';� `. _ ,. _ =^i�: �.,":t,J::w,t ir:7.y�l+i, `' "`...�''.,+,arm:• THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 31,1999 -PAGE 37 300 300 '"7"' 330 400400 400 410 410 410 3rd OWNER WANTED '90 Dynasty LE, dark blue, 4 dr., p.w., p,s., p.b., air cond., aITT/fm stereo, tape, blue bench Cloth seat. Always serviced. 189,000 km. CERTIFIED. Reduced to $4,495 or BEST- OFFER After 12 pm 432-3587 1996 ESCORT Wagon LX ^5000kms Auto Air PM. PL AM/FM cassette. Aluminum wheels, roof rack $12650 905)•579-0268. 1996 HONDA CIVIC S1, 2 dr.. red. 5 Spd., fully Waded, 15 - Alloy wheels, rear spoiler, CD 6 pacit. alarm, tinted windows. $17,995.(905) 426-6446 (Sip) 1997 Pontiac Surefire GT, $16.900 or take over codstl0 lease with $0. down $299 00/ month includes taxes. Sun- roof. auto, a/c, p. loins. Load- ed Mark 905-43D-9692 . 905- 725-3072 weekends/eve. 1997 VIN Diesel Jetta. taupe. loaded 50000Kms (Hyway Only). new tints. premium stereo5CA �200 $18. WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work: you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 CARUSO AUTO SALES 1989 Toyota Tercel navy blue, 165kms. 51996 1967 Patmlac Peessunh $1595. 1964 rkrhdi accord $750 as is. 1973 Sun- camper i-camper Motor Maxie. 78mhres. $2995 as is 1908 Caravan. who. 190kms, SOLO! 1990 SidOUck $3550 NI vehicles cortifhed• 1895 Clements Rd. 1}177, Picker - 11110 Need a car. all Plot 1146- 311103 CENTICAR. NO MM, NO NASSLE, NO PRESi1NNE. JUST 9000 CARS AND GOOD PRICES. TRY US OUT AT 155 [IMC ST. W.. (ND - TOWN NIAID OSMAWA. SM 2886. WE'RE OPEN VJN- DAYS 1995 Firefly, black beauty. 61,000 kms. now $6850, 1994 Intrepid, Waded and beautiful. 150.000 kms. dimpeSt amend wow $9,9951990 Buick Losable. black and burgundy inside. only 80.000 kms. fully Waded. MM see $7.975.1993 Trans- port. Waded. from treat. 38M 11-6. period in every wain. now, $10.995. 1994 Geo in prishvie condition, 5 speed. rod, really alae. Only $4.695. 1991 Lisa R.S . turbo, auto, Waded, 115.000 kms, absdd* minty, $6.995 firm. 1990 Jetta &L. auto. air, 152,000 lens, spe- cial car. only $4,995. 1993 Taurus GL. frost, W M bad - ed. 99,000 kms. perks a steal at $7.775. 1995 Loaning APV. loaded, beauty, fk%CW 511.595. 1993 Grand Am SE Burgundy, 4 door, v-6. Iouay car for $8.975.1994 Grand AM SE, blue, 4 door, absolstdy loaded, Of* $8.975. 1990 Ca- Allac Fleetwood, pier roof, leather. everything in midright blue. only $8.5%.1994 Ellin" 5 speed, black, batty, dim M car, 53,995. 1995 Cam - her, auto. air. 90.000 M; love - y and cheap, $9975. 1991 Shmbld GT, auto, Waded. V-6, Pristine white, low Win $7.495. 1989 Tracie, pant-. great condition. 159.000 Ili"., Sale for summer. $4,595. 1992 Jimmy S-10, Waded, 2 x 4 5 speed. spotless. 4.3, ". now only $6,995 Far Th M and other Idly rel:odlHsad 3111101. See yes at Ca9gr, FUN IN the $til 1991 Firefly Convertible, 5 -speed 76.Op0'kms, lady driven, good condition, arMm. $q ,7nd alarm Certified $4795 obo- At - ter 6p m (905)723-.99Q8 NEED FINANCING? 94 Sable Wagon, 3 8 V6. $8995. 93 Grand Am. 2 -dr., V6. $7495 90 Cavalier RS. V6, 2 -dr., $4995. 90 Daytona V6. 150K. $2950. 90 Buick Lesabre. $4888. 90 Sable. loaded. 134K. $4995. 89 Olds Touring Sedan, $4495 89 Civic SL 5- spd.. a/c. $49% 6 Ecom cars 51995 or less All sold cern- " tied. 50 more availableCan- more Auto Sales 200 Dundas SI.W. Whitby 905-665-8977 fri7 Toyota Cagle- aft., 4 dr. amrim au I no only BOW km, $12.900 obo. 1991 Ford Festiva. 58,000 km, S-spd, Ms. 3 -dr hmci-. 53500 obo. 434-2775. TOBII APPROVED. Bankrupt discharge or udrscarged Slow credit. no alm. good crew. bad CFO*, N we and htgmroe you your waling. Graz tdsri, d ars a trucks. Call Willoughby Mo- lofS (416)-2664761. Automobin wmvw 5 Cash 5 for unwanted can and trucks proiect cars and whet -aft (we door o0. You Cash n).90S-426.0206 $75 to $75M for scrap cars & trucks or any condition veto - des 24hr Fite Tow" Am Durham Reqd". can harts wai(906)706 5740 428.7878 IM OOAII RIDGE, 12x4011, Park model, fully furnished, Apt. bath, full-size fndge. stove. a/c, stereo, large deck, shed, etc. $18,000 g05-6%- 6498. 199 MMR hard top. origi- nal owner, sleeps 6. ice box, 3 burner stove, awning, like new. $3.200. call 623-6762 1912 JAYCO 30• trailer. sleeps 8. air conditioned, mi- crowave, new shed. Beautiful deck. bunks, master bedroom. mint condition. asking 514,000.(905)831-2682 1995 COBRA, 37 tt Park model, furnished, 2 pushouls, awning. deck, shed. & marry extras• patio doors $18500 (905)-697-2078 BOSCAYGEON AREA, 91 Ser - ria Cobra. 35 It . front bed- room, queen size bed. bunks at rear, sleeps 9. microwave and air conditioner. 10 x le add -a -room and shed mclud- ed. Good condition. $16.000. Telephone (905)655-3276 FOR RENT 1996 STAR Craft tent railer Loaded, including fridge 8 stove, awing, steeps 8 5300/weekly Book earl 905)-433.1247 WATERFRONT SITE at Gores- kie s trailer Complete with Fl,ridp room, Ready for you. Sacnliced at $16.500 Fred 4365118 evenings. 4367513 days. or 985.8718 weekends 1 Aub Parts PARTS FOR SALE 85 Mint van doors and fender. motor 2.2 and trans. 2.2. •86 Chex van doors. Cal 4342318 any- time (sip) im trotoncyc.- 1984 YAMAHA 75C Maxi.^.. Shaft drive. windshield, ad- md0i backrest. one oran. exc*krd condition. only 19.000 original km Asking 52.200 or best after Cerdkd. Cadur N 4 p m. 42 -mm 11MS VENTURE Royak Ex- celk" condition $4500 0 B 0 (905) 72o-2162 • lhrima 14' ALUMINUM Boat 1988 40HP Mariner with trailer Great hshi boat. Asking 52000 Cal 1905)-579.3467 Iris 35HP Outboard Evuuua boat motor Complete wrth controls Long shag. Rums Orta' $1200 Cal (905)-725- A a A AUTO- Can. truck. tri/ PETERBOROUGH 19-172 boats We pay 580. $10.000 ft. cuddy cabin, V6-205Np Cash on tk spot Any conA- tion. any year. Cad us soli Alec chaser, Alpha-1 drive. out tread. extra and Om. 24 tours. 7 days. 30 pump trop mit. service 905686.5003 or anchoramRm cassette. fish 905-7063234 tinder. compass. full nshs- CASH FOR CARSI we buy " 0". Camper b0• moor used vehicles. Vetudes inti cover. E -Z bad trailer. ; condommust be lini479 Wall mWntau*d by Manna. 442277.2416 tome b under covered Sap on late Bayhr St- East. AI at Sagog. 96 season and stol- MUAAD AUTO SHIES. age included. Asking $12,500. LOOIM FOR A Greg car for Call (905)728-2129 or my *Ae! Mist be a and size (416)941$122 d. Accord, 1991 . and n ox' ceMem condom we MS arid EYIMIUOE TRACKER 20 air bag Cal 415780. base power motor. excellent condom. & 14 h aluminum SCRAP CARS Waned. top boat with rtn ns. Oars. 668 3801 prices pad. Same day pick rip. Also ars for resale, well etc. &hails. Ft900. after Spm. payup b 55000. Call 686- 17711Vehicles R tionsilk 1 !tacks 111M 24' I= Mohr tame. Includes genenior. 3ray 19M Chevy Han ton $$DO tndpe TV amens. AIC, fumy o.b.o. 8 cylinder. amsoauw. certified. $16.900. Call 728- Cal(905)725-3160 4235. IBM KAiEN 4.3L, 04, auto., 11 A 146.000 km. 54000 as in. 905- 5794132 aper 6 p m.(srmp) ONE and two bedroom, 1987 FOND F150 KILT. ex- apww*m, n most beaouw Mmeded ab law box, aura, adoi building. Available afy- ps:, haw, windows. tin. time. Sunionso0 a Rossland. reuse. air. Pie -few. Lem for Dom. 905-723-1009. S41B.OWM. ncludifg tax $0 down or purcleaw asking 1 OWN= APL Avail. Jule $22,900. tart 1-800.445- 1st. $675. 2 Bedroom apt. 6M or 1-905725.3072 evil Avad July 1st. $775. Parkf weekends. Gibb area. Can (905)436- vmw 3502. 1 BEDROO11 AIR. n dean qpuiueet Duldirg near Oshawa Cadre July 1, way 19th VOMM LE. running boards, tint. new: motor. avaiabk reasonable rent, (905)263- tratarnisson & more, -fans 1093. great. must sell! sm 1-�WM above ground .905 29 apartment, sen -contained, l9Bt FARO Arlrosar. Mintspmcfos bedroom, walkout to condition. 112km, loaded, yard. No pets, no Smoking, 56000 O.B.O. Cal 430 3087useof yard. Neg. ¢ 1M9 GMC SAFAIM, V6, 7 passenger, 500 km. AM 38 Fm Cassette, CD, fully, loaded. 1-BEDROON newer base - mem apartment, O.C. area, Dutch doors. running boards dean 4pc. bath. all inclusive. and Iuppape carrier. 122.900. also laundry, air, cable. Non - 19041. Can 723 8102. 1 T1aBMs smoker, no pets- $55Nmonth. Available July 1 905.721-2889. 1 -BEDROOM kitchen, jam. IM 29 R. Terry Taurus, sleeps e, awrnug rear bed- dry facilities. yard available. Hydro, cable included. must On. burode, Mral- room, 3 ace bat, asking life ca!s• RmlaeNc Call 905-753 $6000 0.b.0. 2052. 1-1466. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALSY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. i1 SUN. 12 - 5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A,M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE -1,2, elk 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All L il. Included • In - House Supt. do Maint. Rental Office: Aeon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat & Sun 1 l a ii 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY �9 MANAGEMENT 905-5.79-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www-.ge(x kt:t', ..gym /wall street/floor/ 7h;7 h:k hrisenhtml. 2 MO. APT. Electric treated. ppaarking, & I lactities PArk/8ond al.wtaele for seniors. Avail. June 1st. No pets. (905)-579-9016. WIISOWKM Ara. 2 bed• room apt. available July 1. Fridge. Stove. heal hydro n clotted. $742/mo. Carpel. pafWmg Laundry lac Daytime 2G9-8369 or evenings 263- 2522. 2 BEDNOOM apt near Osha- wa Centre and 401. Park". laundry, storage. Ahalable imnedatley Non Smokers Preferred. $Mmo. plus hy dro. 579-0246. 2 BEDROOMS available June Ist No pets. Starting at $740 al inclusive. Osuwa. al 721-2232. - 3M SIM= S, ftmNy 1e110 - Valid 1 -bedroom from 5530 inclusive. 656 Simcm S. 1- bedroom 5500 inclusive. Available imrnediatery. Ste- phen 905.571-3229. A-1, available June 1st. Can- tral location. 1 bedroom apt. 436.6149 (Sip) AJAX Bright 1 bedroom base- ment apanmall. Separate en- trance. Avail. June 1st. No- smokerlpets. Suitable for SngkJyounp couple. 427- 2922days. 427-5266after 7pm. AJAX SOUTH, July 1st, 2 - bedroom basement, full bath, 5700 inclusive, No smoking or Pets, Rd$FOWK reQumed. Cad 619-0083. 1 BEDROOM basement apt. Ajax Vtry nice Living -root--, .na- ,ichen. Sam" p enaWg. tted yard. nWi-t k ipe¢. snare ubkbes Mail Jou 1st. 5k19-4985 AJAX. 2 -bedroom al"me t. sen-contauad walkout bow mem. laundry lace nes. $750 ncuSiwe Avarlabk Joan t Call 831-9500 Dentis Mor- San NEW DWIEIIS • MGM. 2. 3 4 bedroom aparnlerr s surt- ng from $810 an inch"". laundry room in wnr• (SM) 576-2925 AVAILABLE KMOEWAIRT in Whaby Apt. building, sPA- -Us. Carpeted. no* pant- ed. with balcony. dose to bus, snopm as Mines m 6 MPKW. no Pets.11 bedroom690, 5 2 bedroom, $790 3 bedroom $850. Cal 430-0134. BASEMENT apartment. air conditioned. private entrance. non-smoker. no pets. MOD monthly. Available imme- (90SKCabS-8272 alert 2:30p.m. EastEas Oslhaaa 800 sq�ll TM B- room. Central air - - - M appliences flat &I to am amenities, no pals. boring for nam-smaka, very Quite De - son. 1st, last a IntentioIntentional;ter required. 3650 mm". Avoid" July 1SL Cal Jay Mon+n. 9.7pm. 433-1166. BEUnM 2 bedroom aq n East Osmwa Hat AOC, lakrm dry, large deck walckatop�OW ,SNn�ulsSSMONA IV appL (905) 91D 0319. BRIGHT 1 bedroom bset apt for neat- Big an r baudd, al Utilities included "In AIC. Call 42&7266 OROCIIFMCM, 1 -bedroom basement ap.. Sep. entrance, ore parking ale, able, utilr ties, fridge. 'stove, law deck, very clean(g8281 . pJJ5une 1. mo firm VLaSL_ )427-: days BROONIIN: 2 -bedroom art ment Joy 1st 5698.82, frd' de. stove, all utilities in- duedM, dose to sroppng. Call (905)655•-5539 COMA Oshawa, large 1. 2. & 3 bedroom apartments available in well-maintained Ouildwq dose to all afnakties. Cam 905.723-0977. CENTRAL Oshatea. ma nfloor 2 -bedroom. 2 level apartment in duplex. dose to hospW a downtown. Well maintained Available July lst $700 in- clusive, 1sVlast required. (905)-436-7938. CLAREMONT. luxury Ion apartment, one bedroom, sep- arate entrance, parking, sknye person. no smoker/pets. 5550 pus. Available July Ist (905)- 549-1917. DOWNTOWN Whitby. 2 -bed- room apartment, available July 1st. $650/month Call 90506-122e GORGEOUS 3 bed apt. Pri- vate em Large bedrooms. kitchen, laundry room, cable & utilities. Avail July 1st. S9751mo (905)-428-1424 John HARMONY/401. Lovely 3 bed bungalow Owner in bsmt- apt. laundry. Padarq. & storage 5875 . share uhitnes Istilast. Avail. June 1st. 725- 0967. LARGE 1 -bedroom new Oshawa Centre. newly deco- rated in well-managed quiet DuilAng, controlled emlrance. new appkances. $624 UM(ba. parkknnpp included No doogqss available Jure 1 Phone a 8912. LARGE 2 Bedroom above ground apt Full kitchen and bath Yard.�ppaarking. separate entrance. S75o. Call (905) 571-0202 July Ist NORTH OSHAWA Supe large 1 & 2 -bedroom Extra page 1laloony Wall managed gwd Co �pia�LH�Airr�i� nrow entrance. $6244% til . able. palm No June 1sVJdy 1st 905 5 5564 ONE AND Two bedroomm mmediate possession, con - flat Ostem...ouple P1ft,eQ. Inalift-p-vMd.' Stove carpot. trrsMyr pla- u Wdry facikties. no veli Near bus. Reasonable 19051725-2612 after Spm. ONE bedroom apt. 3570. hy- dro July Ist Also had 2 bed- rooms $6404Mdfo- July Ist V450. by" - July near O$hM CeaL 1 st erPParking.. lustily. mole dei. Cad 436- AYAIIABLE June 1st 1 bed- wm apo Central Doom on bus route. new carpet om, with targe badkyard/paruc 901540 hydro can 5► -5n -5320 SPWCUS wen -maintained 2 bedroom apts Avail al 900 and 888 Gln St. Some rill walk n closets. PAN provid- ed Close to schoolt $= ping aware. GO Station Uk1 ses ock4 d CA 7264993 OSHMA ALTS - ruwy ren- ovated newly CarDwad Baculas. 1.1 2 bedroom Stytrq from 5500 Cal 1011 - train 1.OW55112622 OSIMwAI NWM border Shared 4 txatroorn home. OI- " br W n Wt 2 livingbed- rooms. own bath. large 0 room. muss be Sten. al ncu- sam. hadabre Joy 1st. 723 - 2111 PNRENK basement apt?- move. utilities. separate on. us no Wiry. $500, wt- Abk lex one. non-smoker, no pot, firsVIM Available im- nwdoly (905)427-01172. PIdE1MG, near born -P I. 3 -to droom basement apan- own. separa entrance. 2 fireplaces. big kitchen. ava t- able Juy 1. Call (905)686- 5783. I KKUMC HWI & Akona. Super large 2 bedroom base - more apt. AIC. as appkmces, separate entrance parking SOCK of RENTMN11333? OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/mont Minimum hhcome 530,000 year • Not much downparyment?? Cao Marko ts Choose ohne Cafair sh rebate up to bank$5 000 Q$ Discounted Mortgage Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275 Mark Stapley 3 Sales Rep• Sultan Group Excel Realty. . 1 1mems a Rem WHITBY - apt for rem 2 bed- rooms $675. one bedroom $575. firsVWsT required Call dayskends 668-40116 Eve. and wee - WHITBY - beautiful. legalized, 2 bedroom. basement apt. in great neghbourhood. avail- able June Ist $695 month, pus utilities, firsVlast pus references Call Ti. Webster rt 619-9500 leave message. WHITBY Sad%, large bright dean 2 -bedroom basemen apartment in quiet family arm. separate entrance. kitchen, living room, dining room. 3pc. mth, fridge, sow. own private washer & dryer, no pits, rm- mediate occupancy $725/ monde mckx ive. 1st/last 905- 6W-0643 after spm. WHITBY large 1 bedroom basement apartment In In- plex. =Parking. Patio. large yard. tarring. June 1N $675 1stAast dreiers aal kable Plane for detaik (905}576-8361. WHITBY- 1 -bedroom base- ment. near downtown. GO- At C. hre0lace. laudry non- smoker, no pets. errrrstianh su2il.1uti kneIW665- 1986 WHITBY - 2 a 3 bedroom apartments available IMW- &a* Cal 416-789.4145. or 905.665 OW WRY rune when you an own your own how for less thin Om May - Oak sal« `Rolle Somme RsaMy (199') 19051 688 3100 a (9051 666 32,1 1 Arxer+eakb Warned RECENTLY RELOCATED area and employed family man wM reform" oolong for 4bedroom raxal accom- mo,- , Phone (416)241- 0390 1 . Local Homes Fa rant NORTH OSHAWA - S,mooe $1 N past Taunton Vefy targe order home. urgt yard 4 Wipe badrooas. 2 bam- m0aa. 4 car drive -uay Sun. We lar a Wiley ad appkaric- es Included. ro pots. includesugm". $120wma**y 1st. IM & toorelim required Available July 1518 Cal Jay Mon -Fn. 9awr ?W. 43-1166- 1 Fair Ren YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE' .v QM tam $700hnonth ,a Not mucin Oownpairmonmr7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-627ye5 Son PAP s•awMark Sc�plwraMR., dose to Schools, very quiet. amenities. Compktey rem - Nice ams. no pen, no snook- vated, beaundutlyt decorated 900 tokines !m0. Ist a last. 5. Avail immed. $9DO. ulds., included. Available June 1st. � fiMVMSVrderences, ron- Cal 509.96N. smoker. ro pea- Call )799-1361. SMALL 1 -bedroom basement apartment, kitchen and living 3 BEDROOM main floor of roan cermmbrmed m DuMop S1. house on small quiet shat. W. wfmtbyt. sdtiblr for 1 pa- HarOlin area, Oshawa. sal ro pets. SJ60hrmonmdm heat 589nafy 0 inclusive Available a tnydro imhdundW. Avaigble Joy 1st. Cal (905K* -I 6B. row. Cal 668 G226ASTOOMMABSOLUTELY SOUTN PNXERM 3 bed - M room Cando apt Parg, -alk ID GO and mal. Large rooms, peel . $1010 inclusive. lfd (905) 831-2273. SMACI0115, bright 2 -bedroom waow baseman. Kit hen, living. bathroom. laundry. 4 new applies ces, on fumace/ AC. Near schools. park. No smilUpets. July 1. $675. Ld.(905)436-2683 4Tt at 280 Wenh W.Large 2ni3 its. Utilities indl sy access to SCh 0ppin0. Call for (905) 721-6741 0 bedroom apt. $650/mo s hydro; Simco. S of or_ available July 1. Cab 6 months free. Nen own a house from SSSWmath. Bim Roka CM" Banker (905) 728.9111 - AM L1dOMM North Osha- wa wd m mwincd split lewd house. Separate entrance. 2 and 2 bedrooms kmcludes ap pliances and separate ia- dry, wale. gas. hydro uxiud- ed. WNOWls Ref-ereti95and57256.Call725- AJAX Beautiful laveview 4 bed house. 1 1/2 baths, NC. 4 appYamcct Jury. $145GImo. . ui i1 ties. (416)-563-7605 days. (905H72-9929 evenings, AJAX, 3 bedroom non floor. Ist/las. $950 monthly. No Pets. Available July Ist. Call (905)427-8479 COURTN:E WwWorse, July 1, S -bedroom, 3 bath, 5 apIllemar - 1 Houses for Rat NORTH OSHAWA 3 bedroom bungalow Avail July 15th 5700/mo . utilities. (905)- 263-8194 WHITBY 2 -bedroom bunga- low. on Dundas St W. large 63x133 lot with mature trees. large living room, sunroom with southern ex ore. Available July 1st. 5850. util- dies 430-7816. WHITBY, downtown 2 -bed- room bungalow, partially fur- rlisthed, dose to Go train and shopping $900/month pus utilities Firsi/Wst required us references. No pets al- ewed Couple preferred. Call 668-6315 Hommq wsrrd EXECUTIVE HOME required In the Ajax area 4-5 bedrooms. Mailable July.call 905-619- 2631. evenings. Days call 4D4-1 1 Townhoueee Fair Flarto AN OSHAWA SOUTH 3 Ded- room townhouse dose to scrods. UWppk Smand ALL INCLUSIVE First/last. Swa754M lable dayys 1 (905) CARRIAGE MLL TOWN- HOUSES 122 ColbomN $t E Oshawa Auguo a $epkriMer awAibilitv 4343972 1 Room. far Ran AJAX- NICE Mean Room Good !amity. $350(more fur - of urrfurrosi d Call 4274106 Available Im aWdiakly F;:r- -+rshed room in Pickering, a- ble, kitchen facilities near Pickering Ge Sli$bon. Pi GO, br wakly 4204318 BEDROOM. plus private - t - ting room n country, tar- ieelne0 or oat- - '1- use d kitchen tK*bn. temak pre- ' :rred 5385/maid n. Sagraw 45-9953607 sop BRIGHT 'umnshW room. a- ble. phone pnvere baMM00m. Snare uundry. family horse Retell, Phckenrg 5150, mo tstnhst (905)-683-5412 NNMACULATE 2 bedroom basement apt to shire for 4 nam" until row' house IS built. Take Wer loose m quo arm with laundry and par" 432-2442 LARGE dean tumshed room, close to Oshawa Cents, share kitchen a bath, avi il- able rmmepateyr. Phone 9051436•-1420 ROUGE VALLEY Area.fur- coshed room in dean Quinn home swiable for employed non-smoker Bus. parking kncnen taabnes. references 905.509-2459 1 Slmree AcrAeiehedabn 2 BEDROOM MWMMT to share - walk to downtown Oshawa. Peregrne/Hosptal area. Available June 1st. In- cludes fndge. stove, utd.. ga- rage space, Laundry No pets. $85 weekly. 432-5994 COURTICE- (Townk- lash) Room for rem in 5 LVL side - spit. Share kit, ball, pod. 5500 Female preferred. Cam (905) 433-2107. f 1 oft a FANS- 03WMMI1 4 Nabs Free Mal 500 101400 $0. 2nd floor. from $400- main Br. 300- 1600 Sgft. from $300. 600 Sq. h. 2 nd. floor across ham Dsh. Centre. East Oshawa, 400 sgft. ShhONstorage. Call 434.2447 at 132. AJAX - Prim bacon. 1,000 n�'h it Cam RMo(416 8 Sincere Reality kr- BOY PLAZA 800 sq. R. Retail store. Good exposure, rea- sonable rent. Kind St. E. Frabottionfil Found Nwl tiflishmir o1rlCe Vitt apolitant on Wow" RCL Allax. RMN HimptiNble 905.509-M a.t Space OFFICE SPACE For rent 650 sq h, all uhhhes mduded. Air conditioned. $500 per mo. Nelson and Waterloo Street Call 434-1888 ask for Al. PROFESSIONAL office space in business dkstnct of Osha- wa/Bowmanville. Fully serv- iced Offices with boardroom/ conference room, reception. parking Affordable. Cam 1 - NO -544-2749 1Con"as for P4r* BALSAM LAKE, Fenlon Fans. 1 2 3 & 4 bedroom house- keeprg cottages. Jwke/Aug Quiet family resorVsandy- teacNGood-fishing. Boat rentals (705) 887-2550 BOSCAYGEON AREA. 2 bed- room wateriront house. clan and (IgM, t.v, vcr, nx- crowim. 4 pce bath. air light wood stove. barbecue. huge xle A, dock srrW bort. good Nell water, on private well .eat 1/4 we rodded Wt. Beautiful setting and view Wild rife and great intom $500/week $1500 per moth Sam" also June - Sept. Ideal to Small hnMy. 1-(705) 657-19W CHANDOS LAKE hooselnep- mg clean 2 & 3 bedroom Good swimming. Us" rMSeas4981ler arks- Cad . • 1 Florida vac. Re CLEAR WATER AIL" 3 bedroom, townhouse, pool, iamazil 980, pi - vale yard,avaiabler now. For tido and to view "Os. (905)-579-3788. CLEM WATER AREA Dr - roan. townhouS• Doo .acaan. no. and priratf yard, ava mle now For vdo td vow YhD1ds. 905.579-37M CLEARWATER. 2 bedroom fully !u-sneC mobil tome. a(c. ria tub. pool. Will supply Pictures a refemroes 5250 US Cal 905-134-7161 CLEARWATER. 2-3 bedroom fully !urnisned mble (p oer- manent) fomes Central au. pods. ha tub. near beaches and map- attractions Cho - ren welcome S275/week. Photos shown in your hook. (9051683-5503 1 1 Privroe Hone For Sok WWMVWW. Executive 4- bedroom0 d s .. 24005., tar ilyr room: hardwood floor, eat -in kitchen: ceramic floor, 2 -ear garage $215,000. call 9pi- 623-1822. COZY. Fully renovateNre- stored C1830 limestone tame, original pine. float, new fur- nace. plumbing, wining, rod, etc.. oak staircase. open cow apt. 200 sq.h. solanum. 2 bedrooms pus den open to staircase, 1 1/2 balls with whirlpool. situated on i 5 odes 0 minutes x 4O Iwo ban, 20 n/es b C"onaed al 51 M. adl(131 354.9216. Open House May 31, 24 p.m. +x2044 Palace Rd. Wpana- ENUMILLEN, 2200sptL brickDa1hOAWvr on 1 alae lot many extras. Call 905-263- 29 MATURE 8OX145ft lot North Oshmliving � 1with �eyl formal mal dinug room wdr ddl�n corse hutch, french doors, wood tttrim�glhpannd hardwood kildwk. mud ro 4% lalareat pe pantry, 4 bedrooms. 3 W rooms. staircase to full size attic, finished basement. Park like seting. (905)-728.9b.>-- $249.000. PAGE 38 -THE NEWS ADVERMISM SUNDAY, MAY 31,19" a ®prkal tw o • 1 AMCroIM • 1 Atletl0lle • 1 Ptlt1oft111 EK PO -lMk • 1 Pt UVAIe Miff hMOrIN am ROIRE - ser a sun. noon to 1 p.m., nice 3-bed- roo Wd Saatdmra .. (40 ► Asang $129.900. Call 725-3138 for denier. FARE OPPORTUNITY IIII Renovated as new, 2 and 3 bedroom Iownnouses 4 new appliances. $28.000 yearly Income to Quality 5500 de- posit. 000D CREDIT. Some tail to own to qualified our- chmr. Excellent Shape. Give Gentleman George walker of Coldwell Barer a call at 905.726-9414. 1 tai►Md IQ DEVELOPMENT SITES WANTED John R. Maynard & Associates 1-888-477-0030 Fax 1-519-821-3930 Coin •nasid APPROX. 660 sq. ft. of SPACE FOR LEASE. LARGE ACCESS DOORS. Separate hydro i treat Concrete loors AUCTION SALE, MONDAY, JUNE 15T, 4:30 P.M., MACMILLAN AUCTION CENTRE, 6 Km East of Hwy 46 from Argyle. ANTIQUES (wicker armchair, wooden chairs, Noor lamp, rocker, coke sign, T. Eaton wood box, '40's squeeze box, etc). Set 10 old wooden chairs, lobster trap, glass/china, old ikon camera, 286 and 386 computers complete, small chest freezer, bar fridge, child's soap -box car, fiberglass cap and steel rack both for 177 ton pickup, partial contents of handyman's workshop, electric tree trimmer, air compressor, lawnmowers, A/C unit, spin washer, box trader and many more interesting items. For information or to consign in future sales. Phon&%x 374-5511 or 374-4852. Aviat July, 1st Cal Larry 2063 or (905)_w w(905) 401-962511:30 Ali x}649 1 uw;Tm w• krir•nre• bw•eem d Prow tV MORTGAGES - Good. bad AM . 05 King SL E. ugly Rnaru31110 W any PW - GREAT Opportunity building, 2 pose. rales from 4,49%, AN leased businesses 2 raved application& accepted, C- apiartments. in the /hart of � Mortgage 668.G6D5 downtown Whoft. pppd re, Btsar••s Urn Asking $319.900. Call • 1 Ken Collis Coidwe6 Banker Opportunities RMA. R E- (9051726-9414 I BEF0 HELP! Overwhelmed L win Inds' Earn 5-IOIV aid P/r1 Fantastic suppaati No PIMPING DEVELOPMENT selling' Not MLM1 1-609-3?a property Potendil bit 11Dwn- M95 naa 1410 24 !k rn&g Ibtrea bks 905.965616/. Las for INTERESTED 1N a new eaeA- &SIE BBTtIS.B111N IT � "p Or., o0Dor1Y. Ea . c.l•nl ///tame. wi't brie of S AMU near Apsky Hydro, full Mrhe d 905725-1750 or 0—. surveyed. 514.900. 721-0115. S Ngoo (eid 905) LAM CARE Stns- for after 7 . 613-332-3125 web sal. AM equipf 0 Thier . k� . rnntraI cam 435-1 1 OM -01 -Town i TUN KEY opera0onl. nnrcelud cleemek. 22 seat 010 Fash- A >f SCii1C f�1ES. Vendor to 1p ed Ice Cream Parbw A fake bad interest tree $wort- 7-11 p m. cal 905.376 $61'900 ��11gage? Call (905)571-1202 weal". Pit -all•• 1 Pasoltw $3-M/ w16t SM down St- DECEIRT Guy. 33. seeks oe- ch wooded trailer lot. lim Cdooury0hneGttreat sw.n- carp my. 25.35 W possrbit mingesandyear �kerm rewwnfAp. Chiw round access (.1 ; wit OA Fite 10 travel a 00 431 -ISM A 723-1735 1 CAt•IM WAVERY PSYCHIC An- Fy 50 swo Firtd ik oracle wow 4 SEASOIED COT11111". barn. $299/mn. '16.•24 hrs 1 - bur" 3 bedroom 4 piece 900.451-3783 cant 5- kaki ch elate Minden.en. $129.000 HEAVUEY PSYL7NC - S299/ k905)-663-7553 or (705)-457- min 18. 24 hours 1-900- HORO—451-3793 DAILY SCOPE 1-900.677-7770. $5.00 l Gal 24 hWS. M SETTER RESORT - poli- LIK OW. Cal now 1 -300- th andcottage356 451.5. Fit 7525. $3.99/ resort an dk Trac. large rs. Pro me Must be 16yp6 call sites. Ful nook -„p Co. (602)-954.7420. IhOw15825. r" cillsatS from WE N6 MR. pool. kYrAroA WAWA -g. O00% g7D5776.ood iksh_ tft1. lOSi1FNO7: � LAdi. i785/seatai k,- chtdes Hydro 8 wMer. SDA rt•M pick (!ai}352-2621. 1< PM6LEMi. Get out j . Ilion" wdlroul PERSONAL PRAYER to the Holy Spirit - Holy Spirit Thou make me see every- thing and show me the way to reach my ideal. 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Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaasa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 • : 1 Anrloateanteanla • : 1 AnnotftlewttwttM • : 1 Aroouteentatta W-.1 AnnctinanNnb • :1 Amotrrleerlteftls .:1 Aeeoaecentants• : 1 Annotfttafoa % YOU COULD WIN OUR U00 -A-LI E CONTEST? Do you and your father look so much alike that strangers comment on the resemblance? Send us a photo of the two of .. you and let us be the judge! You could win a 3-4 hour Fishing Excursion on Lake Ontario for 4 people!! (Courtesy of Orion tours) by simply entering the contest!!! *Consolation prizes available also. WIN YOUR DAD A GREAT FATHER'S DAY GIFT! Drop off or mail your entry to: Father's Day Look -A -Like Contest, , do Lisa Preston P.O. Box 481 865 Farewell St., Oshawa L1 H X56 or one of the following satellite offices: "I"y sowiuu►�mLLE - i f i�cK Nc w(905) 401-962511:30 Ali +sss-d000 - .623-M d eidl aMt Cat for lee• IrerwAYOtr. 9t15 -S76-3505. y pm . 05 King SL E. SI•dent plans irichldea 1 40. looking for ew plged siaplt took. 30.35. = 000 ile cotca0e Me. en - � A LM IS LIST as ..� �� 15 , 15 ' &SIE BBTtIS.B111N IT SNKB...widowed7 Di- vdrad7 NOW Bar Scene? Lam � I m 23 f Low is ShairingM?�1rMAem dconaadmIu.436 01„ PERSONAL PRAYER to the Holy Spirit - Holy Spirit Thou make me see every- thing and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. I, in this short dialogue, want to 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 be with you and my loved ones in your per- petual glory. Amen. Person must pray this three consecutive days without stat- ing one's with. After the 3rd day your wish will be granted no matter how dif- ficult it may be. Promise to publish as soon as your favor has been granted. S.G. Personal Prayer to the Bks" -4 Virgin ryer to the Blessed Virgin (never )wn to fail). All most beautiful flower Mount Carmel, fruitful wine, spender Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son o d, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my !essity. Oh Star of the Sea, help me 1 show me here, you are my Mother. Holy May, Mother of God, Queen of even and Earth, I humbly beseech you m the bottom of my heart, to secure me my necessity (make request). There are to that can withstand your power. Oh, ry conceived without sin, pray for us o have recourse to thee, (3 times). ly Mary, Ilace this cause in your ids, (3 times Holy Mary, I place this se in your hands, (3 times). Say this yer for 3 consecutive days and then I must publish. It will be granted to I. S.G. Telecommunications Firm Requires TELEPHONE AGENTS Must be fluent in Thai or Danish 438-7600 leave message NO TDME TO TALK . Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to con- firm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service rep- resentatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaasa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 • : 1 Anrloateanteanla • : 1 AnnotftlewttwttM • : 1 Aroouteentatta W-.1 AnnctinanNnb • :1 Amotrrleerlteftls .:1 Aeeoaecentants• : 1 Annotfttafoa % YOU COULD WIN OUR U00 -A-LI E CONTEST? Do you and your father look so much alike that strangers comment on the resemblance? Send us a photo of the two of .. you and let us be the judge! You could win a 3-4 hour Fishing Excursion on Lake Ontario for 4 people!! (Courtesy of Orion tours) by simply entering the contest!!! *Consolation prizes available also. WIN YOUR DAD A GREAT FATHER'S DAY GIFT! Drop off or mail your entry to: Father's Day Look -A -Like Contest, , do Lisa Preston P.O. 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Call Andrew at (91116) 42"M Meeea taeo per eYaiN/ M «1114 set t111r a ptMeeaYat • w rertM wttpateile M stars then oma iaasrMoa b ar attant a an «rot: _ M13tf111G SYSTEMS Big or small. Bat or hourly rata sEtrott ABO 11W Mollis oluawn. Reswet" Corrinet l P !/5-723-7479 1-MFt53.7758 MOY� t1►�iert we will Mose atyrrttp. commadal «residawiil. tjPa11*=S*=& ted motim dscottas. Fret esNn.a. sr•o�ss 1-A�-491.6600 Move big or small. we Price them all Free affr males, terrors discount. short notice moves. Ap- oalees moved, also stonpe space _4437 or APDYeo�ess 3 Weo ' spi«+1111111. I=' sunts. Licensed. trtwmd.Free fsMmais rralaeiaaal tarries. ISM 4*7m. CMU MOvue Beigain rdesi apt.. ft Piano = Paddm OPENING SPECIAL $149.00 683-84SZ 865 Cart" Teadrr Speeiia Qwaaaeatl.as 4. I: yr oAJ • P"bac tr small I kmns • s..w.er plag a avaialk Phone 831-0748 892 L. 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Call today 0 (905)427--9199 i MCSTRAVICK, Rose PeaceftAly surrounded by her family, on Thursday May 28, 1998, in her 93rd. year. Rase, beloved wde of the late Jade McStra- vlCk Loving mother of Mary and Tom Goodwin, Bill, Betty,Susan,and Terry Smith. Cherished grand- mother of Joame, Susan, Cindy, Kathie, Jowl, Rose - Erin, Jennifer and Jamie. Loving Nanny of 11 great grandchildren. Rose is survived by her sister Kath- leen McDaid of Norther Ireland. Special siste., F, - law of Bridget McStravidc and Jean Keogh. The famiy will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FU- NERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pick- enng Village) 905-428-8488, from 7-9 p.m. Satur- day and from 24 3 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Mass at St Brenadette's Roman Catholic Church (Har- wood Ave. and Bayy Street, Ajax) onJune 1, 19% at 10:00 a.m. Interment -Holy Cross Ce- metery. SMITH, Irene Margaret (nee Bonnah) Slipped away peacefully at her home in Whitby, surrounded by her family, on Thursday, May 28, 1998, in her 77th year. FaMowBng Irene's wishes there will be no pubic funeral service or visitation. Friends are invited to join the lamiy and Rev. Father Andy Matd3eBmmn offering prayers at the graveside interment an Monday, June 1, 1998 at 1:30 pm. at Thobn Cemeln Oshawa. one Want to money? Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or Some Patio furnitulne you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Malde some money with a garage sale. Call 683-0707 and advertise it in our Classifieds NCWs A 0 V E R T I S E R t6 DECOR CARPET Interior 8 Exterior NISTALUTIONS European Workman 25 years experience, Ship restretch ng, our Fast, dean, Free specialty reliable service. D 8 N Duncan, 420-0081 947.1799 or 987.181111 ttoafa 803 1 HOME HEATING & COOLING CO. LTD. SNNL Pane, 3arrkw oantral ar rwtaead ooatpak oantpresaori Sur ad P" weir. Wdww arra orad". Car ak asnioa a ra m t rtattnrtp arialaDla. Dont for � InorMna. 48t-n0%� atter fto«s sn ruse M SMaaa It f. 805 aI �1iIlFA0A" we 8iO R M!1 ew 50 Yrs- combiud, am. ra Tadeslnall 41617240181 to Seniors, fully w stand. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (91116) 42"M Meeea taeo per eYaiN/ M «1114 set t111r a ptMeeaYat • w rertM wttpateile M stars then oma iaasrMoa b ar attant a an «rot: _ M13tf111G SYSTEMS Big or small. Bat or hourly rata sEtrott ABO 11W Mollis oluawn. Reswet" Corrinet l P !/5-723-7479 1-MFt53.7758 MOY� t1►�iert we will Mose atyrrttp. commadal «residawiil. tjPa11*=S*=& ted motim dscottas. Fret esNn.a. sr•o�ss 1-A�-491.6600 Move big or small. we Price them all Free affr males, terrors discount. short notice moves. Ap- oalees moved, also stonpe space _4437 or APDYeo�ess 3 Weo ' spi«+1111111. I=' sunts. Licensed. trtwmd.Free fsMmais rralaeiaaal tarries. ISM 4*7m. CMU MOvue Beigain rdesi apt.. ft Piano = Paddm OPENING SPECIAL $149.00 683-84SZ 865 Cart" Teadrr Speeiia Qwaaaeatl.as 4. I: yr oAJ • P"bac tr small I kmns • s..w.er plag a avaialk Phone 831-0748 892 L. J agendewuir's burl/rknd Exu"IONAL Lum SMVNG DURHAM REGION t*ctca,vCt:• & CLIcs REUAINIM A DOCIErton GUAXANTIFED 404-9761 fan wit cleat tip to 3000 $4 n. wagwo, winos. 11111013 oa MMata a wletaver sleet ate Mane meds dpnilt0 Him eaetsr I tall teeie a 4w7n4m fp'Eltb n% all w all a- CMrt as an 1st ellnno j ZwdwW► srr.ctr Lawn Mainlenartcafor • Eslaft • Condos • C XnfnSf i i • bdrstrtd Floodor" landrw% Pea. PUT K ft- Atillwand Urtiodt CaMta for DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION -Interlock -Decks -Fencin*Planfig (416) 823-1598 FAX YOUR AD Envirofeed Lawn Care "Sprin* Clean up" • Lawn Cutting from S86.00/mth. • Weed 8c Feed from $87.00/yr. • Aerations • Sodding 436-3680 or 1 -800 -610 -LAWN Family Owned & Operated . 1 s a ;. 1 arwr*v a Larte.cap+rtg CERTIFIED ARBORIST AVAILABLE FOR: Tree Health Assessment Site Consultation Service Quotes Aspirations- Thee Care (9(15) 668-1463 (x188) 459-0633 PROPERTY SERVICES Lawn/Garden Maintm ance Seeding, Sodding, Repairs (90-12 23 RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL -INDUSTRIAL THU P408MAL i Ft4Afi1TENANCE ftmP reeneDA ��p CALL 831-7055 Pe11f Sarcina : Pat11r S.r,ioe. RA ISIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And AN �ietve�' bbagiclan. CUM / M WICIAN awN • We anknals is All OCCaSIOfls • AN ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 898 898�1+...t� __635 OWNERWI -ri" of "ear is"unts Genes in disra• LET D.P. ACCU B OKS SERVICES Tillie care of all yaw bookkeepurg creeds. Call today 0 (905)427--9199 i MCSTRAVICK, Rose PeaceftAly surrounded by her family, on Thursday May 28, 1998, in her 93rd. year. Rase, beloved wde of the late Jade McStra- vlCk Loving mother of Mary and Tom Goodwin, Bill, Betty,Susan,and Terry Smith. Cherished grand- mother of Joame, Susan, Cindy, Kathie, Jowl, Rose - Erin, Jennifer and Jamie. Loving Nanny of 11 great grandchildren. Rose is survived by her sister Kath- leen McDaid of Norther Ireland. Special siste., F, - law of Bridget McStravidc and Jean Keogh. The famiy will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FU- NERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pick- enng Village) 905-428-8488, from 7-9 p.m. Satur- day and from 24 3 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Mass at St Brenadette's Roman Catholic Church (Har- wood Ave. and Bayy Street, Ajax) onJune 1, 19% at 10:00 a.m. Interment -Holy Cross Ce- metery. SMITH, Irene Margaret (nee Bonnah) Slipped away peacefully at her home in Whitby, surrounded by her family, on Thursday, May 28, 1998, in her 77th year. FaMowBng Irene's wishes there will be no pubic funeral service or visitation. Friends are invited to join the lamiy and Rev. Father Andy Matd3eBmmn offering prayers at the graveside interment an Monday, June 1, 1998 at 1:30 pm. at Thobn Cemeln Oshawa. one Want to money? Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or Some Patio furnitulne you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Malde some money with a garage sale. Call 683-0707 and advertise it in our Classifieds NCWs A 0 V E R T I S E R PAGE 40 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 31,19" own 1.4 W �i1�G F: ' 150 QUAD CAB E'Los S Loscled -ficVs t T2427 1500 CLUB CAB 2 tone, auto, A/C, VS F. . T23421 Ce 414 2w 414 QUAD cd Atuto. 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