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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_06_10FASHION SHO1WW ;I E ,,;GDIC Seat Jure 131lam 4 HRS.°° "`'�"° A D V Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand 4 R T I S --E R Wednesday, June 10, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 24 pages Poickering seniors speak out SENIORS PUSH FOR EXPANDED FACILITY, RESIDENT QUESTIONS $600,000 COST BARRY JOHNSON 'To say we're the cause of costing the Town $600,000 is not fair at all.' By Marianne Takacs PICKERING —A proposal for the ,nstrucuon of a $600.000 addition irnf renovation at the East Shore Com- •nunity Centre and seniors' activity ,. rnplex hit some rough road Monday night as some of the groups that would ..mac the facility opposed immediate .giproval of the expansion. Town Council's executive commit- rce voted to put off a decision on the project. Last July. Council approved in prin- ciple the construction of a 3,000 - square -foot addition to the seniors' facility. A building committee includ- ing Town and community representa- tives was established to come up with recommendations for the addition. As well, this past March. Council decided to close the Bay Ridges Durham `information' session a bust: School Community Councils By Susan O'Nelll School community council rcprc- sentativcs gathered at the public board for an information session on education reforms Monday night weren't buying the Province's sales pitch. Officials from the Ministry of Education and Training visited the region to highlight changes to the elementary curriculum. the provin- cial report card, standardised testing and high school reforms. However, local school council members, who had heard it all before, were more interested in get- ting answers to questions about how the reforms will work at the local level. But they didn't get the answers they were looking for. "1 assumed we were going to learn something new;' said Time Evans, principal of Oshawa's Kedron Public School. "There was nothing new and the questions that arc critical, they're not able to answer." Shamim Visram, chairman of the School Community Council at Pick- ering's woodlands Centennial Pub- lic School, agreed while the meeting was informative, she didn't learn anything new. "There was no new information and no explanation about how (the Progressive Conservatives) arc going to (make the changes)" She added that the meeting left her with many unanswered ques- tions about how the reforms will be implemented at the school level, such as how schools are expected to meet the new requirement that teacher advisers must be provided for students in Grades 7 through 11. Chris Ward, staff development co-ordinator for the Durham District School Board, said the meeting was- n't intended to provide all the answers. Education ministry officials' WHAT'S INSIDE Editorial Paye .................6 Entertainment .................8 Sports ......................10 Classilted ...................13 HOW TO REACH US General ...............683-5110 Death Notices ...........683-3005 Auction Line ............683-7545 Sincerely yours ....1-800-662-8423 Email ....... newsroom@durham.net Internet ........... durhamnews. net Vol. 33, No.23 mandate "was to give information;' she said. "Unfortunately we'd already giv- en that information out" Denise Bcichez, manager of edu- cation reform for the Province, highlighted changes that have been occurring in schools this year and those that are to come in the near future. including the implementation of high school reforms. She stud an education in Ontario will be recognized as "a passport to hope, opportunity, jobs and growth" But the familiar phrases about improving the quality of education weren't well received. "You could feel people getting their backs up:' Ms. Evans said. calling the meeting "a rationaliza- tion and justification" of what the government is doing. "This is not productive.- she added. Library which firms part of the East Shore complex. One reason cited for the closure was to save the Town mon- ey by making the library space avail- able for the seniors' centre expansion. Building committee chairman Coun- cillor Doug Dickerson said it would save the Town about $700,000. On Monday, councillors were pre- sented a building committee report rec- ommending an expenditure of $609.351 foo renovations and a 1.590- square-Gai1 cddnwn to the srnr r.' centre Ilse ; of Lt it new space ing Lawn Bowling Club, renovations to facilities used by the Pickering East Shore Community Association (PESCA): a new facility manager's office; a covered entrance and auto- matic doors at the seniors' centre: addi- tional parking: and the replacement of a wall with sound -proof folding doors which could create a large event space to be used by community groups. About 140 seniors attended the Monday meeting to show support for the construction of the new tn.'iltts Their representative. li;irr,, I •hm ,;ud the existing senor.' small for the 740 -member South Pick- ering Seniors' Club that uses it, and that attendance at the club's events must be limited to 120 because there isn't room for more. However, PESCA members sug- gested there had been insufficient com- munity consultation on the project since the building committee meetings had been held during the day when few could attend. Lawn howling eluh rcprescn1an\r, had concern. ahout .tddl!!­r_1; ;•,irhr t: - PICKERING pftWo by A.J. Green Slammin' and jammin' Melanie Shaw slam dunks a bean bag as young Mitchell hosted kids from the community and offered a host of fun Sharkey looks on during a day of fun for children at Picker- activities. The annual event drew a crowd of energetic young- ing Museum Village on Sunday. Museum Village officals sters anxious to take part in the festivities. gets Develo er break from P PICKERING —Town Council has agreed to deter development charges and reduce the cash -in -lieu -of -park - lard payment by $72,650 for the devel- oper of a 253 -unit high-rise apartment building in the downtown area. The six-month deferral and reduc- tion were requested by Tridel for its Millennium at Discovery Place project on Kingston Road between Glenanna and Valley Farm roads, being built beginning this month. Based on an agreement between the developer and the Town signed in 1987, Tridel was to have made a cash - in -lieu -of -parkland payment to Picker- ing of $584,986 for the Millennium apartments. Last week, Council agreed to reduce that amount to $512,336. The 1987 agreement was put in place at the start of the first phase of what was to be a five -phase project on the lands bordered by Kingston Road, The Esplanade North, Glenanna Road and Valley Farm Road. Two apartment buildings and the 'Caritas' stacked townhouacs were the first three phases. and the :Millennium is to be the fourth, followed by a final 208 -unit tower. At the time, the whole project was expected to be complete in about five years. Tridel recently asked for a decreased payment on the fourth phase on the basis that the market value of the lands on which it is to be con- structed has decreased substantially since the 1987 agreement. The devel- oper also told the Town the completion of the Millennium building would not be economically feasible at this time without the reduction. A staff report to Council notes: "A reduction in the amount required demonstrates to the development industry the town's willingness to be flexible and will assist in making the project more economically viable. It also reflects a valid consideration of the reduced land values since 1987 and consideration that the inflation rate has not been 10 per cent since 1987.... Receiving less than the maxi - Pickering :,cnicnt which could result w the ,:I,,pmcnt not proceeding and the •wn would receive no funds at this Demonstrates 'town's willingness to be flexible' she says in report. mum under the agreement now may be more beneficial to the Town than requiring strict compliance with the :::nc Council also agreed to defer fndel's cash -in -lieu -of -parkland and development payments for up to six months from the issuance of a building permit for the start of the building. A staff report to Council suggests the six-month deferral is not inconsis- tent with the Town practice of allowing developers to make parkland and development charges payments in phases when construction of a project is phased. Though highrises cannot be phased, states the report, the practice of accommodating deferred payments exists in other GTA municipalities. Deferral is not expected to create any significant cost to the Town. Under the 1987 agreement, the development charge for the project will be $759,000, rather than the $851,778 it would be under the Town's current development charges bylaw. Summer arrives this weekend at Frenchman's Bay Festival PICKERING — It's here. Picker- ing's first big event of the summer sea- son, the annual Frenchman's Bay Fes- tival, will be held this weekend. The activities will actually begin Thursday evening with the opening of a midway at the festival site at the foot of Liverpool Road. Then, organizers are promising an action -packed two full days of festival events Saturday and Sunday. Scheduled activities kick off Satur- day morning at 9 a.m. with the start of dragon boat races organized by the West Rouge Canoe club at Bruce Hanscombe Park on the west side of the bay. More than 30 teams will take part in the paddling competition involving 40 - foot -long dragon boats paddled furi- ously by crews of 20 accompanied by a drummer. Other activities at Bruce Hanscombe Park will include: a per- formance by the JCCC Taiko Drum- mers at I I a.m.; Japanese Dancers at 11:30 a.m.; live bands from noon to 3 p.m.; a martial arts demonstration at 1 p.m.; a multicultural 'food court' from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; a beer tent from noon to 6:30 p.m.; and Shiatsu mas- sage therapy from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The main Liverpool RoadAakeshore venue will be the site of a Spice Girls and Back Street Boys Lip Sync Con- test at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and a street dance beginning at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Pickering's own Roger Beckett will kick off the street dance and festival with a performance of his original song, Pickering You're My Home. Sunday will start with a pancake breakfast provided by the Lions Club at 8:30 a.m. at the main venue. Also on Sunday at 12:30, 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. there will he free demonstrations and stunt shows by an extreme freestyle team. srrin idles Durham GM workers 4 Chr" Stag writer OSHAN'A — LabxruT relations problems at Gen- eral Motor's plants in Flint, Michigan could lead to all three Oshawa plants being closed, says the union leader here. Mike Shields, president of Local 222 of the Canadian Auto Workers. said the two car plants and the truck plant could be shut down because of strikes by next week. On Tuesdav night. GM of Canada officials closed the No. I car assembly plant for the time being due to a shortage of engine cradles from a metal - stamping plant in Flint, where workers have been on strike since Friday. -W c ' v e advised our employees not to report to work today until fur- ther notice;' said c o m p a n y spokesman Greg Gibson. That means 3,000 employees are offwork until the suike end. The plant manufactures Chevrolet Lumi- nas and Monte Carlos. Mr. Gibson added GM is also keeping a clone eve on the No 2 car plant, which makes Buick Rcgals and Ccniurys and which is operating as usu- al. He refused to speculate when the strike might affect the plant. But Mr. Shields said he expects the sec- ond car assembly plant to be shut down Wednes- day or by the end of the week because of a lack of engine cradles from Flint. Meanwhile. anotherstrike deadline is loom- ing this week at a Delphi plant in Flint, he said. The plant makes speedometers, tachometers and other instrumen- tal panel pans for almost all GM cars and trucks. If workers there walk off the job, Oshawa's truck plant could be shut down some- time next week, leaving all GM operations in Oshawa idle, he added. GM has had to shut down other operations in the United States because of the Flint strike. Union and com- pany officials are continuing nego- tiations to end the strike. 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Speaking to the second annual industry luncheon of the Durham Region Hume Builders' Association Monday. Mr Clement, MPP for Brampton South, assured the local builders and municipal officials at the luncheon the transportation system is not just a priority for them but also for the Province. However, he had no time frame to give them regarding the further expan- sion of Hwy. 407 or any commitment regarding GO Transit. Association president Jamie Maclnnis said Hwy. 407, Hwy. 401 expansion and GO improvements are vital to continued growth in housing and jobs in Durham. "The provincial highway network is so vital to the economy,' Mr. Clement said. "On our mads every year over $150 billion of goods is translxned to Ontario or to our trad- ing partner." In the spring budget, the Province announced $667 million in additional capital funds for the improvement of highways this year and next. he said. But there's also a need to expand highways, especially in the regions around Toronto. "All of these areas ... need the new highway infrastructure if we're going to maintain the growth in twr areas the minister said. That's why the Province has decid- ed to privatize the 407, to get the expansions to the east and west of Toronto built as soon as possible, he explained. Part of the request for the proposal process to be ready in the fall is asking each applicants just how won they can have the expansions built. he said. The next phase in the highway includes expansion to Brcwk Road in Pickering but plans also call for ultimate exicn- sion to Highway 35-115 in Clarington. The government also intends to Durham to (yet cut of RIDE money The ontano government well shell out $1 2 million to pulicc force. — $1 x.(xx) to Durham Region — to help cover the costs of RIDE programs. The grant. which is to pay for officers' overtime, was announced recently by Solicitor -General Jim Flaherty. the MPP for Durham Cen- tre. 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One resident wondered why a $600000 expendi- ture for expansion was being recommended when the closure of the library was supposed to reduce that cost considerably. Some requested the pro- ject be considered for deferral to provide time for more community input. Coun. Dickerson could find no seconder for a motion to have the execu- tivecommittee deal with the issue. With some noting they had had insufficient time to consider the con- struction proposal, council- lors voted to defer the mat- ter to their lune 22 meeting. Mr. Johnson said atter the meeting the seniors were "disappointed" by the deferral but "understood the situation". He noted the seniors' club did not push for all the additions recom- mendcd by the building committee, and that while those are "nice thing:'. the club really needs a hall nr meeting room for marc Dragons set sail Saturday PIC KERING - - More than 30 teams will take part in the second annual Pickering Dragon Boat Challenge this Saturday IJunc 13 r from 9:30 am. to 5 p.m. at Bruce Hanscombe Park on the west shore of Frenchman's Bav to Pickering. In addition to the races, events Will Include: a per- kxmarice by the JCCC Taiko Drummers at II a.m-; Japanese Dancers at 11:30 a.m.; live bands from noon to 3 p.m.; a martial arts tfentcxutration at I p.m.; a mukicul- tural 'food court' from 10 am. to 5 p.m.; a beer tern from noon to 6:30 p.m.; and Shiatsu massage therapy from 9 am. to 5 p.m. A dragon boat crew axtsists of a steerperson, a drummer and 20 individual pad- dlers. The boat itself is 40 feet long, with a colourful dragon's head and tail at either end. The course is 640 metres long and the race itself demands a rush of furious paddling at approximately 90 strokes per minute for three minutes. Classes of competition will include high school, communi- ty, corporate and competitive crews.Dragon boat ratting began in China over 2.000 years ago. Today the sport is celebrated at many festivals around the world, with the most prestigious event being held in Hong Kong. The Pickering races are spon- sored by Xerox and are being held in conjunction with the French- man's Bay Festi- val. DONE`'AN REUNION "e at M~8414" HOTr NE 728-7315 DOUG DICKERSON No support for motion than 120. -To say we are the cause of costing the Town S600,tx)0 is not fair at all" ,%1r. Johnson added the plan to use the library space for the seniors' centre did not come from his club, because it's not big enough to provide the needed event space. "As far as the seniors were concerned. that was a nun—tartcr" \_:,,rdmt i, Mr John - n .:cr-r. 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POTATOES Product of Canada, Canada No. 4.54 k9/10 Ib. BAG qqs BANANAS From The Tropics .64 kg 042qlb. READ LETTUCE Product of ".A - Wrapped 7a SOUT14 AJAX IGA Q55LACA ED ATEWESTNiEV & NAitwo6b AJAX yr11N1vIN EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Celebrate, Ajax and Pickering Summer unofficially begins for Aja\ and Pickering residents tomorrow. Thursday mark,, the start of the 28th annual Ajax Home Weck. which continues through to Sunday, lune 21. Tomorrow's also the beginning of Pickering's Frenchman's Bay Festival, which runs until this Sunday. And. the 25th annual Pickering Village Parade and Festival will he held Saturday. For the next week -and-a-half, area residents are incited to party hardy, celebrate your com- munity, renew old acquaintances and strike up new friendships. The young and the young at heart are encour- aged to Celebrate Being A Kid. as the Ajax Home Week theme suggests. it*s also fitting for the Frenchman's Bav Festival and the Pickering Village Parade and Festival. There's ample opportunity for fun and frater- nizing. The i i -day Ajax Home Week is packed with activities sure to please people of all tastes. It starts with a book sale that runs for three days and ends with a bang when fireworks will light up the sky over Ajax's lakefront June 21. In het%%een are an auction and the Ajax Civic Awards presentation, a barbecue and a bicycle ride. a tamily picnic and fun fair, music and a Monte Carlo Night. a parade and a pasta night, a teen dance and a tree planting and more, much more. The four-dav Frenchman's Bav Festival offers up a midway. munchies, music and more. And, there arc some more unusual events, like a Spice Girls and Back Street Boys lip sync contest, dragonboat races and demonstrations and stunt shows by an extreme freestyle team. And, the Pickering Villagc Parade and Festival manages to cram into one day artists' paintings and face painting, a bake sale and a barbecue, clowns and crafts, a pig roast and a petting zoo, to name but a few. So much to do, so little time. We almost wish Horne Week, the Frenchman's Bay Festival and the Village Festival weren't being held at the same time and were instead spread out over a longer period so we could get to more of the events. But, we'll try to get to as many as possible. And, we urge you to do the same. You'll realize how lucky you are to live in Ajax or Pickering where there are still people who care about their community, who give their time to organize these events. We tip our hats to those selfless volunteers. You'll also feel a sense of community unusual in these days when so many people choose to cocoon in their homes when they're not holed up in their workplace, when all too many individu- als "interact" with others by way of fax machines, cell phones and e-mail. You'll also meet some new people, maybe even make Nome new friends in an age when most individuals don't know their neighbours. And. you'll also have a whole lot of fun. Get out of your house. Party hardy. Celebrate Being A Kid. See you there. To respond to this editorial call nfosourr.�e Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 WE_ -A s 11,CELD THE QUESTION IS: WHAT PROPERTY TAX INCREASE WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE TO YOU? WHY? STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising MONIQUE LEA Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager DUNCAN FLETCHER Real Estate/Automotive Advertising ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager Lee Boetto says. Steve Homer Gene Nolan "Zero per cent. says. "Five per says. "One per because that is cent, due to the cent because of what Mike downloading that all the social Harris's govern- has been forced demands. People ment promised on us and the want more ser - us:' level of services vices and don't Ajax and want to pay for Pickering resi- them:' dents have come to expect" ..`i WW I'M A D V E R T I S E R tuesoay, weanesaay, rnuary ano aunty 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 110-010m Tis wANtaker LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Waste facilities, people don't make Qood neicyhbours To the editor: 1 take i%suc with what Lenny Campitclh said in the May 5 News Advertiser scary about 1 & F %;v4c Systems Irrcuiporawd', proposal for a multi -material reLovery-transfi-r facility near the Ajax-Pickcnng border. 1 am not aware of a trend in municipalities to ku:atc garbage transfer stations in a rc%xkntal ncighbourhrrl This approach to communit% plan img is unprecedented. To suggest that residents would not notice a garbage %ta- ucn in their midst is undcreso- mating our sensitivities. Even with %tate-of=de-art systems (I believe he is rcfemng to the Ecolo Odour Control System fir controlling organic waste odours(. a garbage tacility that receive% 750 metric to rmc% of garbage daily. arts it and exports it will not go unnoticed. One: heavy indu%trwl garbage truck will he arriving or leaving the site every 3.5 minutes. 12 hours a dry Monday to Friday and six hours on Saturday. Imagine if the trucks carne at once. Imagine the smell of both the truck: contents and their diesel emissions. The trucks would create noise. vibration and dust. The Town of Ajax District Plan states that. "it shall...pnrcct existing and future resident% from excessive noise levelti", but the: Brock East com- munity hasn't been extended this courtesy. And as my family Cycles by, this activity is supposed to go unnoticed! This is the possible scenario for the residents in the Brock Fast community. 104 metres away from the proposed site at 57 Notion Rd. Pickering and Ajax Councils chose to oppose this application. They know that peo- pie and garbage do not make good neighbours. (This is why we put garbage at the curbside to be taken away.) If they thought as Mr. Campitelli suggests, that garbage and people do belong together then we might see more of these sites in our neighbour- hoods. Ajax Council discerned from the 1 & F presentation on Feb. 23 that the 95 -per cent recyclable waste and the five -per cent organ- ic waste that 1 & F indicated in its application (and upon which The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or Iwo initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser Town staff based their report) was not true. 1 & F stated that the real percentages were 33 -per cent recvclabk waste and 66 -per cent non -recyclable waste or garbage. According to Mr Campiteili this is a small percentage of oxgannc waste. Sixty-six per cent of 2145(x) metric tonnes is 1415 70 memo tome%— more than the itil:d quan- uty produced and hauled annual- ly in Durham Region of either municipal or ICI waste (120011) metric tonne%). Soo whose garbage is it" Tine Town of Pickering has been snuggling with a similar facility on Toy Avenue. industrial nehghtxurs of that facility find it intolerable. Mr. Campttelli/J & F Trucking want to locate du% facility at 57 Notion Rd. because "It is avail- able heavy industrial land, it is cheap property for purchase. and it is close to the 401"These rea- sons were stated by 1 & F %pokespason Barry Henderson at the Town of Ajax open house on Jan. 19. This is not a good thing for residential areas. In fact these sites should be located on indus- trial M4 sites used for sewage dis- posal, water treatment, etc. That Ajax and Pickering differ on an urban image for the Notion Road corridor is OK: but our houses are already built, our fam- ilies are trying to create a home. Perhaps the two Towns should implement Pan 2 Item 8.2 of the Planning act to establish a policy for this "seam" between the two towns — a joint planning adviso- ry committee. This might be tet- ter than the current antagonism that exists between the two Towns when they criticize each other's planning. Besides, this area used to be part of the historical Town of Pickering (also known as the Village of Duf6ns Creek). I believe it was about 1974 when the Town of Ajax annexed the vil- lage and the 1960s suburban phe- nomenon, now known as Pickering, took the nine from Pickering Village. And alas there is Duffins Creek, only feet away from this proposed site, which flows by silently into the next cra of her history. Who will speak on her tx halt'! Terrance While. President. Brock Fast Community A.�whcution Separate school boards save taxpayers money To the editor: i feel compelled to respond to the June 3 letter from Renton Patterson published under the headline 'Funding Catholic schools violates Canadian and human rights laws'. If this is true. as your kner writer wggmb , then the answer i% not to eliminate Catholic schools, but to extend denominational funding to other established reh- gnous groups. Where there is enough demand by parents of children of, say, the Jewish or Buddhist faith, fainums dictate%, in this multicultural and multi - religious society. that they too receive denominatioxnal funding. Ideally, these groups would operate schools of it"- own. But much could be accomplished, where their numbers are low, by simply sharing facilities with existing public schools. All students would integrate where non -religious subjects are taught, such a% arithmetic, but some would have classes of their own for moral and religious instruction. That way, there would be no discrimination, as is the case today where only the secular view is taught and the moral tortes offend many parents, not to men- tion their children. Renton Patterson is dead wrong with the insinuation that pact denominational funding has "inflicted drastic cut-; to essential health care and social assistance" The truth is that separate school boards have saved the govern- ment hundreds of millions of dol- lars over the years because they have always operated at a much lower per -pupil cost than the pub- lic boards. The News Advertiser selected 13 Opinion Shapers for 1998 to bring a wide variety of George Heron, experience and opinions to our editorial page Ajax for your reading enjoyment. LESLIE GOSSEN OPINION SHAPER Ajax resident Leslie Golsen is glad the warm weathers here but is wor- ried that some summer sun worship- pers will get too carried awa-v Please, no Half Monty Summer will soon he upon us, bringing with it some special dan- gers. Not poison icy or sunstroke, but my Iriend Babs with yet another petition. "What is it this time. Babs?" 1 asked wearily. "It's those Gwen Jacobite types;' she snarled. "They're forcing all of us to stare at their... well, um. you know.... "Breasts?" I offered. "Shhh;" shushed Babs. -Exactly ... do you know what it will be like if women start going around topless'' It won't he a pretty sight! Decent women will not put up with this. We know better than anybody that all breash were not created equal. All manner of unpadded pen- dula will be blighting our beaches!" ("You're so poetic. Babs"') "And it won't be those perfect little silicone spheres or Barbie bazookas either! No, if men get to see the real McCoys 1"You mean McCaugheys:'") and not just to mention the Partons, Andcr%on-Lccs or latest Hefner creation, they will suffer mass depression!" -I never thought of that:' "Not only that:" she continued. "Every square inch of female flesh revealed is another square inch to be pummeled into the correct shape and colour." "You may have a point... or two;' Iconccdcd. "Those Arab women have it made in the shade;' she said. "But here... nothing but tans!" "Destroying the very stretch fab- ric of our society;' I interjected. .1 knew you'd understand." Bab% said. "First, women showed their car - lobes and lips, creating a huge mar- ket for earrings and lipstick. Then they revealed their limbs, which our forefathers vigorously protested (and rightly %o!) but that created a market for shavers and depilatories, so that became acceptable. "Next these brazen hussies bared their mndnffs, hips and cleavage, but that created a demand for sun- block. tanning oils and bikinis. And now;' Babs continued, her unerotic lips trembling, "they want to go the Full Monty and show the ... the..the" "Nipples''" 1 prompted. Babs blushed and dropped her voice to a whisper. "Now w'e'll be flooded with pasties, tassels, nipple rings and nipple colour%." "Nipstick"" 1 queried. "Oh, it's too horrible to contem- plate;' wailed Bans. "Don't worry;' I said. "Men will never allow it. If men can view bare breasts in every backyard or beach, it will decimate the soft porn market and strip joints will become a thing of the past. "Then where would our local politicians and 'devoted dads' hang out'? You'd have to sell a lot of tubes of nipstick to offset that money. Besides, what kind of women would want to deny our sons their first tit- illating peek at Playboy'? It would be destroying a rite of passage!" "Amen to that," said Babs, "so you'll sign'?" "Heck, no;" I said, punching my cell phone. "Oh, you're calling your MPT' "No, my broker. Hello, Chuck? Get me a thousand shares of Dow - Corning and a thousand shares of Cover Girl, pronto!" 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St.. Toronto. Ont. M5B 2M7, an independent organization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertise- ment limited to space price error occupies. �r11A1, �IIC,CIIlC111iC: Critics complain judges, Justi BY Stephen Shaw Statt writer Glorified probation or alternative punishment. When a judge spared Oshawa res- ident Peter Finlay a nine-month jail term and instead confined him to his Stevenson Road apartment — with- out a television — the sentence was believed the first of its kind in Durham Region under controversial federal legislation. Passed in September, 1996, Bill C-41 amended the Criminal Code and has since given a second chance at freedom lis more than 18,000 Canadian criminals, from robbers and rapists to thieves and thugs. A conditional sentence allows offenders serving reformatory terms of less than two years to do their "time" in the community, under con- ditions set out by a judge. Though designed in part to case the pressure on overcrowded jails, the legislation was amended last year following public outcry over Several eases. 4 They included conditional sentences for a British Columbia man convicted of rape and an f Ontario man found guilty of sex- ually molesting three chi Wren. Here in Durham Region, such sentences have recently been given to a Caesarea man who sexually assaulted a 19 -year-old woman and received 45 days under house arrest and an Oshawa man who committed two robberies and attempted 'another. In the cast involv- ing Mr. Finlay, who was convicted of crimi- .' nal negligence causing the death of his num- i matt, the Crown sought a jail sentence of two years less day. Despite the govern- ment's rush it) tighten the legislation, critics say little has changed. -We said at the time (the bill was passing though Parliament) we were concerned about the wording of it and we were subsequently proven right:' says Priscilla do Villiers, pres- ident and founder of Canadians Against Violence Everywhere Advu- ca6ng its Termination (CAVEAT). CAVEAT was founded by Ms. do Villiers following the murder of her daughter. Nina, in 1992. The orgam- atiun has calledout for reform of the judicial system, including tougher sentencing. Ms. de Villiers, who addressed a House of Commons justice Commit- tee during hearings on the bill in 1995, says its vague wording has given tot) much discretion to judges and Teti conditional sentences "open to all offenders:' Conditional sentences should he an option for first-time and non-vio- lent offenders only, she believes. Of the amendments instructing judges to follow the general "princi- ples of sentencing" when consider- ing a conditional sentence. Ms. de Villiers says, "That just isn't happen- ing. -I think the legislation is being misapplied and it is putting the whole practice into disrepute. If it were applied in the spirit with which it was designed, and used strictly within the rules of sentencing, then I ,think it is a valid tool " Judges are guided by three main sentencing principles: the need to deter an offender and individuals in general from committing a similar ce system isn't working JOHN SCOTT 'There are resource issues the public has to consider...' JIM FLAHERTY 'My concern is that sentencing should reflect the community's expectations.' per cent of 'community sentences' are for crimes against people, usual- ly involving some level of violence. More than 50 per cent are handed down for property offences, such as theft and fraud. The numbers also show three out of every four criminals spared jail under the legislation are men, and 90 per cent of the sentences are for less than one year. Ironically, the local MPP and provincial cabinet minister in charge of overseeing provincial jails, is not a supporter of the conditional sen- tence, despite his Conservative gov- ernment's cost-cutting ways. "I think there is a real question whether (conditional sentences) ,hiuld exist at all. I'm not convinced it is useful:" says Solicitor General Jim Flaherty. "My concern is that sentencing should reflect the community's expectations. . . so people see the consequences... "Our general view is that if you do the crime you should do the time. The expectation is if you commit a crime that deserves a custodial sen- tence you get a custodial sentence." While some arc calling for an out- right abolition of conditional sen - fences Ms. de Villiers of CAVEAT doesn't share that view. "Quite frankly, there at least has to be cases where it simply is not acceptable. Because it being misapplied, howcv- --r. it has blurred the lines ')ctwcen what is and what is lot acceptable:' says MS do Villiers. Rather, she believes ,he time has come for an ntire overhaul of what she .end others view as a flawed ,rntencing system. "Ifthere is one area in need 4 enormous overhaul it is sentencing. From court to court and sentence to scn- tcnce you don't know what to expect:" she says. adding condition- al sentences have only further mud- died the public's perception of crime and punishment. "Some of the sentences really arc appalling. The same crime can get 10 different people 10 different sen- tences. There dtcsn't seem w he any rhyme or reason:' she says. Ms do Villiers says she is con- vinccd communities are losing confi- dencc in the court system. Mr Scott acknowledges public disapproval regularly reaches his desk at the Crown's office in Whitby. The public-, perception of condition- al sentences, rightly or wrongly. is that "it is not a penalty" But while there were 5,760 condi- tional sentences handed down in Ontario in the 18 months since the legislation became law, judges have begun to shy away from resorting to it as an alternative, Mr. Scou says. That may he. in part, because til concerns ovcr the enforcement of conditional sentences — the legisla- tion dots not make it a crime in itself to breach an order. Offenders caught violating their conditions — roughly 10 per cent do — can be ordered to serve the dura- tion of the sentence behind bars. However, the remaining time left on the sentence will often run out before that process can take place. This flaw has been acknowledged by the justice department and further tinkering to the legislation is planned, says Mr. Daubney, who doesn't foresee major changes. crutic- the need to denounce a crime based on the com- (in Can") and there is now rccog- munity's standards, and the need a) nition not every offender has a) be soparale an offender from society, jailed. and there are other ways of when considered a threat. punishing offenders;' says David A fourth factor the courts must Dauhncy, general counsel and co - also consider is rehabilitation, and ordinator of Justice Minister Anne with provincial jails already over- McLellan's sentencing reform team. crowded, the decision of who to Mr. Dauhney, who helped write incarcerate and who not to is increas- the legislative hill that included mgly clouded. dozens of Criminal Code amend - "There arc resource issues the ments, says. "Not many Canadians Some of the sentences really are appalling. The same crime can get 10 different people 10 different sentences. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason.' •- Priscilla De Villiers, founder of Canadians Against Violence Everywhere Advocating its Termination public has to consider, such as how many resources people want to place into putting people in custody, because it's an expensive process:' explains John Scutt, senior prosecu- tor for Durham Region. Indeed, it was with that in mind Bill C-41 was created. While the Jus- tice Department downplays the cost savings — overall dollar figures are unavailable — it was estimated, for example, that by sparing Mr. Finlay a nine-month jail term, Justice John Mclsaac also saved :axpayers more than $30,000, the cost to incarcerate him. -We do tend to use jail a lot here know we incarcerate more people per capita (133 per 100.000) than any country in the western world" Acknowledging the controversy over the use of conditional sen- tences, he says the Justice Depart- ment is monitoring its application across the country. "Most of the sentences are imposed for non-violent offences... (but) there are certainly a number for crimes against persons:' says Mr. Daubney. Figures provided to the News Advertiser by the Ajax -Picker- ing parole and probation office, which is responsible for monitoring such sentences, indicate roughly 30 Good news, bad news on the green front The media recently reported that a team of people will be climbing Mount Everest to clean up litter. So much garbage is now on the moun- tain that it appears it will take more than one helicopter to take it all away. The good news is that a new policy may he t.dopted that requires future climbers to weigh all their sup- plies and pay a huge deposit. When they bring it all back for proper dis- posal they get their money back. Sounds good to me! Another story came from the attendant at a rural dump site near Peterborough. A group of partying teenagers created 35 large bags of garbage over the Victoria Day holi- day weekend. For waste disposal at this site, an identifying tag and a 60 - cent fee per hag is required. The dump also has many recycling bins where materials can be deposited free of charge. One of the teens was told that if any of the hags contained cans or other recyclables, he could he sub- ject to a $2,500 fine if an inspector discovered recyclables during a spot check. With the help of his brother, it LARRAINE ROULSTON RECYCLER' S -i REPORT 4 took two -and -a -half hours to separate the recyclables, leaving them with 15 bags of garbage. If they had compost- ed all unwanted food and paper plates they probably would have had just one or two bags. The good news is that here is a municipality with high standards,' convictions and a proactive attitude. You can be assured that boxes will be set out at next year's party for all to simply source separate. This includes separating the foil from cigarette boxes too. 1 love it! A couple of weeks ago, the feder- al government sent a large piece of paper to every household in Canada requesting submissions for the design for a new coin. A better approach would have been to issue a press release to all Canadian newspapers, an magazines and school boards to notify those interested in submitting designs. The good news is that the action of one man, so annoyed at this amount of wasted natural resources (he discovered that it was not printed on recycled paper) and governmert spending, that he complained to his local MP and requested I comment in my column. 1 was glad to receive the information as I did not see it because my great letter carrier hon- ours my NO JUNK MAIL sticker. It would he good news if the $I50,(XA price tag of the forthcom- ing Durham waste study included 3Rs pilot projects — ideas that actu- ally divert waste and change attitudes during the year of the study! Chosen areas could try garbage bag limits, recycling containers at more malls. composter sales, vermicomposters in offices and Posters to promote the 312s. Other good news is that Durham Environmental Network (DEN) is close to finishing its updated booklet 'A Household Guide to Waste Reduc- tion and Recycling in Durham Region'. Corporations which would like to help sponsor this guide for residents to 'Go Beyond the Blue Box' can call 509-8390. In the words of Margaret Mead and DEN's motto, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, commit- ted citizens can change the world. Indeed it's the only thing that ever has :' Larrame Roulsion's column exploring envi- ronmental issues regularly appears on Wednesday DOWD AT QUEEN'S PARK No love i lost between' Mike Harris, Bill Davis Progressive Conservative Premier Mike Harris and his longest serving Tory' predecessor of recent years, William Davis, keep showing they have a common band — they dislike each other. Mr. Davis has underlined his dif- ferences with Mr. Harris. which have never been much helow the surface since the latter txxame premier in 1995, by calling on his government to get along titter with teachers and sc txx)I boards. In a speech to educators. %it. Davis said he tries to avoid commenting on Harris government Policies. but events prompted him. The ex -premier noted "there has been a degree of con- troversy in education tor the past lime while" and said educators. the public and government P)licy-makers need to respect and trust each other and communicate more. When Ix was premier. he said, communication between educators and poho:N-mak- ers was paramount. "We pard atten- tion. There never was a hreakdown.' Mr Davis added "the teaching profession needs and deserves our support" and change in the cleren- tars and ceondan x h ,ol system st>,)uld he acceptable and encouraged. "hut it tris a) he thought tut:' He also declared "I hclicvtd then, as 1 hehcvc now, that no young person shield be precluded from a P)st-xe- onodary cduc tion due to economic rearm, ' Mr Dacis's comrnants arc a Wong rebuke w Mr Hans, particularly con- sidering the (firmer premier is renowned for his use of rcururwd language. Mir Dave has impact also because before becoming premier frown 1971-95 he was education mm- istcr and tte architect A the N wm Mr. Hams is now changing 'ile for- mcr premier has ,Darn tfe prescnt prc- mier's Porkies help pnonpt Oluano's first pnwinccwtdc tcwhcrs' stnkc and would not have felt co mliortahic w•th Mr. Hams telling teachrcrs " rredut-re ok)es not cut it any more- and they arc work -shy and can go sell real estate if they It jobs. Mr Davis has given cntcs of Mr. Hams, including teachers, ammun - tion by hunting he did nit think through his schools' policy in -advance. Mr. Hams has est furnls and allowed unitcrstties to increase tuition fees lin as much as 20 per cent this year arii while hie has s:ud like Mr Dasts he does. not want the fxxo prevented from attending. he has not guaranteed help a) avoid massive debts. Teachers in the community col- li system whch Mr. Davis crcated. also recently gave their union a stnkc mandate over work conditions. This is only tic lauesl of many iswc-s ort which Mr. )Yat is and Mr. Hams dis- agree. Mr. Davis must shudder c%cry time Mr. Hams talks of cutting txg government, hccausc Mr. Day is, more than anvoric built it by opening a flew brartch for every complaint. Mr. Day'u, who usually toed to smooth the way, clearly is irked by Mr. Har- ris's pittull style in calling etcn union leacler a "union boss:'say mg be enjoys demonstrations because they enable him to meet a It of Policemen and he had it) take away a food allowance from pregnant welfare recipients because they would only have spent it on beer. Among many other quain X. Mr. Davis, who has campaigned for the federal Tories for five decades, views Mr. Harris as selfish because he refused to help last year and stayed neutral to repay the Reform Party for not running against him in 1995. Mr. Harris has not disguised his distaste for Mr. Davis's freer -spending poli- cies which led him to pile up deficits as high as $2 billion a year and to nev- er balance a budget, while Mr. Harris has cut services and arts despite a storm and will balance his budget by the year 2000. Mr. Harris feels Mr. Davis was tot) interventionist, buying land, a hotel and even pari of an oil company which all had to be sold with losses of hundreds of millions of dollars and getting into programmes like rent controls from which Mr. Harris is still having difficulty disentangling him- self. Mr. Harris, when once asked to name his hero cited Gcurec Drew. a Tory premier in the 1940s who pushed road -building and more recently said he hopes tit an image like Tory premier John Ruh:uts, seen as a 'chairman of the board' in run- ning the province efficiently in the 196X. But he has not expressed much admiration for Mr Day is. • .l�l�l 1 Ln 11`�11�11V1L1�1 1I "Buy 1 Get 1 Free --- - — -- _ _j g S 95urnttw rtm.Onar THE NIGHT LIFE IN AJAX & PICKERING 1 509-9888 Unique blend of sounds found in Magic Box FREE PICKERING CONCERT FEATURES ECLECTIC MIX OF EAST INDIAN, AUSTRIAN, AFRICAN INFLUENCES PICKERING -- Magic Box will are three Durham Region youths. over two vears. ments as well, including djembe, CD called 'It's Not Tomorrow', present a free concert Wednesday, take their influences from Bob Their name originated from an didgeridoo, dumbek, sitar, and tabla. which will be on sale during the con - June 17 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the gate- Dylan. Neil Young. Bob Marley, John instrument they designed by taking They incorporate Japanese sound, cert. Concert -goers are invited to bo in Esplanade Park behind the McLaughlin. Pink Lloyd. John apart an old organ, adding a reed to along with East Indian. Austrian and bring their own lawn chairs. Pickering Civic Complex. Coltrane, and many others. it, and some push button, Magic African influences. The concert will proceed rain or The local group, whose members The group has been together for Box uses other interesting in,uu- Magic Box has recently released it shine `Mulan' storytime offered PICKERING -- A special Mulan' ,ton Lime, host- ed by the Pickering Pub- lic Library and Pickering 8 Famous Plavers cine- mas. is being held Satur- day. June 27 at 10:30 a.m. at the central library. This special event for children aged five to nine will feature stories. e games and a craft from ]VI China. Admission to the event is $7.75 and participants will receive a ticket for the new Disney movie. Mulan. library and a voucher for a kiddie combo snack. Go to the cen- tral library, at 1 The 1 Lsplanade. to register. Disney colouring and word search contest crafts circle time programme AJAX — A free drop-in centre for parent, and children will open twice a week throughiwt the summer. The centrc, at the Riverbrecze Communih Centre at I Richards Lane, will be open Tuesdays and Wednesdays oyer the summer months. beginning July 7. The centre is for parents or care- givers and children five years and ,heets are also available at local public library branches. Those who wish to enter and be ch- cible for a prize must rctum their contest sheet to their local branch by June 20th. Contest winners will he announced at the Mulan storytime. younger. It offers free play, circle time. sn acks and crafts. Trips are also planned throughout the summer. Toys and books arc needed and can be donated at any drop-in session. 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My mechanic checks things out and makes sure my car is as ready to go as I am." E2 I , 00,11 '-.� V ►Jrvnl Lllh1611" $M" 'b RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING Dank Mr "W or whol _. 1W.0: 1"837-1818 Ajax, Pickering athletes make ftracksast PINE RIDGE HURDLER SETS NEW CANADIAN HIGH SCHOOL STANDARD AT PROVINCIALS IN SUDBURY By Al Rivett Sports Ed Three .Ajax and Pickering athletes were the fastest on the track at the pro%incial high school track and field championships in Sudbury last week- end. The Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations Track and Field Championships. at Laurentian University in Sudbury, attracted the top athletes from schools throughout the province lune 4 w 6. Perdita Felicien. 17. a Grade I I student at Pine Ridge Secondary School, smashed a Canadian inter- scholastic record for the senior girls' IW -metre hurdles en route to two gold medals and a silver at the OFSAA championships. Felicien ran the I(X)-metre hurdles in 13.41 seconds which not oniv eclipsed the previous hest at OFSAA. but was also the best for that event M a high school athlete ever. The previ- ousmark was set 18 years ago. ..I thought I was going that fast. It felt like it was the fastest Fvc ever run that event in my life and seconds Senior Trojans make pitch for ball supremacN ,.%j XX — Ilk: Pickcrm� High School Trojans slmo r boys' base- tirall team is one step closer to vy mg for th Blue lays' Prentice Cup. symbolic of high school hall supremacy in so uthLm Ontano. The Trojans will play in a Prcnncc Cup semi-final agwnst Mc ad o w v a I c from Mississauga at Sky Dome (n Tuesda), June 23 at 9:30 am. The outer semi-final match pits Robinson of Burlington against Thornlea of York Region at am TILL win - um will meet for the Prentice Cup at Sky Domc at 3 p.m To advance to the semi -tint, Pickering High won the East Division title at Toronto's Talton Park Monday. defeating Durham Region rival Anderson Collegiate Raiders from Whitby 9-2. Garage sale helps hockey team PICKER - WG — The Pickering Panthers novice rep 'A' hockey team will host a fund-raising garage sale Saturday. June 13. The sale is slated for 2011 Shay Dr.. Pickering. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sixteen families will be involved in the garage sale so there'll he plenty of bar- gains. All proceeds from the sale will help the hockey team defray expenses during the season. For more information call Dale at K37- 5433 . after the race they announced the time. I was very Satisfied with myself:' says Felicien, a first-year senior athlete. Felicien's other gold medal came in the 22(X1 -metre race in a time of 24.67 seconds. She also earned a sil- ver medal in the 101 metres. Felicien was yving for another medal as part of Pine Ridge's 4-x- I(X)-metre sprint relay team. but a dropped baton disqualified the squad. At previous meets, she won gold in the senior girls' I(X)-metre hurdles and IW metres and was third in the 200 metres at the I-akc Ontario Secondary School Athletics champi- onships. At the OFSAA central regionals, she placed first in the I(X)- metre hurdles. second in the 2(X) - metre race and third in the I(N)-metre dash. A member of the Oshawa-bacJ Phoenix Track Club. Felicien will continue to train for the Canadian Junior National Track and Ficld Championships in Kitchener next month. She hopes this will lead to a berth on the Canadian junior team �r 1 photo by John Sturrup Krissy Liphardt clears the bar while com- peting in the senior gitfs' 400 -metre hur- dles at the OFSAA Track and Field cham- pionships in Sudbury this past weekend. 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Call today to become a Diamond Member the most unique Frequent Player Program Championships in France. Meanwhile, Krissy Liphardt, of Ajax, helped Dunbarton High School of Pickering a) the overall senior girls' crown at the OFSAA champi- onships with three gold -medal per- formances and a bronze. The Grade 12 student ran to gold in the 4(X) -metre hurdles in a time of one minute 1.02 seconds, in the 400- mctre race in 55.2 and as part of Dunbarton's 4 -x -100 -metre sprint relay team. Her bronze medal came in the I(M-metre hurdles. Liphardi's four OFSAA medals bring her high school total to 13 medals in four years of competition. Her sweetest conquest at the provin- cials was her gold medal in the 4(X) metres, as she's won the event in each of her four years at OFSAA. "I want- ed to win it one last time:' she says. It was a bittersweet OFSAA meet for Dunbarton's Shelley Ann Brown. She ran to a bronze medal in the semor girls' 1(X1 -metre dash while hampered by a broken elhow suffered in a mishap following a race at the recent OFSAA central regional meet in Oshawa. She also ran the last leg for Dunbarton's gold -medal -winning senior girls' 4 -x -100 -metre relay learn. However, she wasn't able to compete in the 101 -metre hurdles at OFSAA. 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Dunharion had little trou- ble defeating Brother Andre from Markham 25- 0. The Spartans had a much tougher tonic against Father Bressani of Woodbridge he lire prevail- ing li-0. The two victories earned the Spartans a berth in the consolation final where they faced North Park District High School. Dumbarton held a 3-0 lead at half-time. However. North Park capitalized on a Spartans' error to take a 5- 3 .cad midway through the second half. Dunharion won the contest 6-5 on a penalty kick with three minutes remaining in the game. -Team members are Keith Barkhouse. Tomrnv Crocker -Wesley. Tim Pickering Heat mites cool in softball tourney final HEY DURHAM.! we want to know the 7 1� THINGS ABOUT DURHAM REGION Fax or write us your favourite activities in Durham Region. The results will be published in our upcoming 'Your Community Guide" that will be avallable In Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington and Port Perry. All entrants will be eligible to win a 20' color TV! 000dline for entries is '` Friday. tune 12th avow to be anode hilly June 19th '101 Great Things" 1i W1_ C/0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER ATTENTION: MONIOUE LEA 130-132 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX, ONTARIO, LIS 2H5 Daniels. Eric Atkinson, Michael Donald, Michael Filinski. Tian Folk. 1?%an Georgievski. Graham Hill, Craig Jacques -C ari. Scan Johanson. lames Kennedy. Phillip Lacomhe. Will Mariani. Michael Masur, Ryan Mihkelsoo. David Moffat. Dean Paggos. Stephen Rehelo, Christopher Ricgcrt. Paul Shadholt. Nadir Shirazi, Ryan Travis. "Lack Webster. David Williamson, Silas Yarney and Eric Yeates. The coaches are Terry Fallis and Al Johnson. East York soccer tourney i PICKERING — The- Pickering hePickering Power under - It) 'B' ho)ys' rep soccer team powered its way to the championship of the recent Fast York Soccer Tournament. The teaun of nine year olds started the tourney with a scoreless tic against Oshawa. After shaking off the first-gainc Jitters and the winter cobwebs they won their next five games, including a 5-1 victory over the same Oshawa squad in the final. lIlx entire team dis- played tremendous effort and determination throughout the six-garrw weekend. Goal scorers were: Steven Koufis with six. Drew Stark and Calan Eldridge with four each. Iain Sm ook and Chris Mitcfrell with two apiece and Kacey Chapman. call-up Bryant Lyons and Doug Vallillee with singles. Strong defensive play was provided by Danny Eeuwes, Stuart Ayres. Tum Koukidis and Brendan Chamley. Goalie Kevin Helm allowed only live goals all weekend_ Recently convened midfielder Doug Vallillee provided solid offensive and defen- sive support. Other team members include Greg Badalian, Sameer Vadera and Adam PhamHung. The boys are coached by Lennox Mitchell with help from Jun Ayres and j Shawn Vallillee. The learn is sponsored by Vallillee Digital Imaging with additional support from System Seven Air Conditioning, P o w c r S m i t h s International and Fast Sick Mario's in Ajax Save Money with Energy -Efficient Products from Consumers Gas! • save tip to y;u a year on water use, gas heating and sewage costs • Rt -duce water use by 25% • Conserve up to ztO,(XX) litres of %%a ter per year Ondine Classic II Massage Fixed Showerhead I�95 Ondine Classic II Massage Hand-held Showerhead * 539 95 Q® ®� sotwusi fIM 4RCMn �I1. Oi[111.0111 f�IK11 .Mlle -=0MC11M�� .tri i i • 1,a%e top w _?b on your annual heating bw • i,uiomAk-ally adjusts the temperature in %our home when you`re asleep or asay • (-„mpatible with central air utd mo.1 torCCYI Air furnxes "P ogrammame TM o S6995 ..,�, To order, calx 1-888-447-4911 or. in Toronto, (416) 447-4911 =1 Consumers Gas PICKERING — the Heat. Devon Viii De Bospo ort and The Pickering Heeu mite 'Tannahill. Bradley Devon Tannahill were boys' rep softhall tears Johnston and Joshua strong throughout the won the silver medal at Raycroft also scored tournament, combining its own recent tourna- runs for Pickering. for 35 strikeouts. ment. The Pickering mites Tears mctribers are In the championship then faced Newmarket Matt Ferguson. Devon contest, the Heat in a doubleheader, and Tannahill. Bradley dropped a 12-3 decision won both contests by Johnston. Matthew to a well -rested (hhawa scores of 13-1) and 22- Moss. Joshua Raycroft. Stingers club. I I- Every member of the Jesse Raycroft. Kyle Van Pickering started the Heat crossed the plate at de Bospoort. David tourney against the least once in the two Howchin. Kvle Barticss. Oshawa Stingers and fell games. Justin Galcgo. Daniel 5-4. Matt Ferguson Heat pitchers Keith. James Baldson smacked a home run for Matthew Moss. Kvlc and Kslc Knlchle. HEY DURHAM.! we want to know the 7 1� THINGS ABOUT DURHAM REGION Fax or write us your favourite activities in Durham Region. The results will be published in our upcoming 'Your Community Guide" that will be avallable In Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington and Port Perry. All entrants will be eligible to win a 20' color TV! 000dline for entries is '` Friday. tune 12th avow to be anode hilly June 19th '101 Great Things" 1i W1_ C/0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER ATTENTION: MONIOUE LEA 130-132 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX, ONTARIO, LIS 2H5 Daniels. Eric Atkinson, Michael Donald, Michael Filinski. Tian Folk. 1?%an Georgievski. Graham Hill, Craig Jacques -C ari. Scan Johanson. lames Kennedy. Phillip Lacomhe. Will Mariani. Michael Masur, Ryan Mihkelsoo. David Moffat. Dean Paggos. Stephen Rehelo, Christopher Ricgcrt. Paul Shadholt. Nadir Shirazi, Ryan Travis. "Lack Webster. David Williamson, Silas Yarney and Eric Yeates. The coaches are Terry Fallis and Al Johnson. East York soccer tourney i PICKERING — The- Pickering hePickering Power under - It) 'B' ho)ys' rep soccer team powered its way to the championship of the recent Fast York Soccer Tournament. The teaun of nine year olds started the tourney with a scoreless tic against Oshawa. After shaking off the first-gainc Jitters and the winter cobwebs they won their next five games, including a 5-1 victory over the same Oshawa squad in the final. lIlx entire team dis- played tremendous effort and determination throughout the six-garrw weekend. Goal scorers were: Steven Koufis with six. Drew Stark and Calan Eldridge with four each. Iain Sm ook and Chris Mitcfrell with two apiece and Kacey Chapman. call-up Bryant Lyons and Doug Vallillee with singles. Strong defensive play was provided by Danny Eeuwes, Stuart Ayres. Tum Koukidis and Brendan Chamley. Goalie Kevin Helm allowed only live goals all weekend_ Recently convened midfielder Doug Vallillee provided solid offensive and defen- sive support. Other team members include Greg Badalian, Sameer Vadera and Adam PhamHung. The boys are coached by Lennox Mitchell with help from Jun Ayres and j Shawn Vallillee. The learn is sponsored by Vallillee Digital Imaging with additional support from System Seven Air Conditioning, P o w c r S m i t h s International and Fast Sick Mario's in Ajax Save Money with Energy -Efficient Products from Consumers Gas! • save tip to y;u a year on water use, gas heating and sewage costs • Rt -duce water use by 25% • Conserve up to ztO,(XX) litres of %%a ter per year Ondine Classic II Massage Fixed Showerhead I�95 Ondine Classic II Massage Hand-held Showerhead * 539 95 Q® ®� sotwusi fIM 4RCMn �I1. Oi[111.0111 f�IK11 .Mlle -=0MC11M�� .tri i i • 1,a%e top w _?b on your annual heating bw • i,uiomAk-ally adjusts the temperature in %our home when you`re asleep or asay • (-„mpatible with central air utd mo.1 torCCYI Air furnxes "P ogrammame TM o S6995 ..,�, To order, calx 1-888-447-4911 or. in Toronto, (416) 447-4911 =1 Consumers Gas 11111yiny MMU" Special to the News Advertiser Talk about having friends in powerful places. 7Ttc Pickering Nuclear Gener- ating Station has taken advantage of a federal pnogrtrnnic and donated 70 computers Iwi schools in Durham Regum. Representatives from both the Durham District School Brxsrd and Durham District Catholic Scttcxol Bard were on hand at the nuclear station lior a donation cer- emony 7hurs. day The 70 computers once used by nuclear plant employees are in addition ho 11 I sent io s6imis over the past year. "We arc pleased to he able to assist the kcal school boards and local schools with equipment sur- plus to our needs:' says Ontario Hydro Pickering Nuclear site vice-president Gene Preston. "Earlier this year, we donated over I(X) similar computers to Celebrating the donation of 70 used computers to George Meek. Brian Thompson and Dave Hodgkin - schools across Durham Region last week were (from son. Getting a first-hand look at the hardware are stu- left)Barbara Oram. John Briggs. Robert Cutting, dents Massimo De Simone and Sharon D'Omellas. J1 � C FET! MIMING TME . 1r1iEMeier R`.tl� Y you could Lere onof ' ' . Mile lucky peolNe to Q'. I step into a windfall of Canadian Tire 'Money.' Be herw Canadian Tire Pickering '! ' Friday, June 12 3 p m� i' t yarn. CANADIAN T= 'MIOiBEY' . 'A- aw r e f�T,U� "___ALA HEDMAN HEDOEFlS ••r �••' Cruise in cpnprnnn TIRE Industry Canada's Computers for Schools such as St. lames Schools/Libraries Program and Catholic School in Ajax. Central we are delighted to hear these Park and Grandview Public computers are being put to excel- Schools in Oshawa approached lent use in furthering the educa- the station directly, and wound up tion of kraal students" with the high-tech tools. kirtan I riompsun, fn...,,.. affairs officer at Ontario Hydro, notLd, "It was the scMruls' incen- tive. 'They carne to us. That is how we know that the need f lx the ccymputm..) was out there:' IVR Pickering's �,, Aotted C largest Waterfront -7t;1 rp, Festival q, c DaAeons"T Saturday June 13 I ACO AT BRUCE HANSCOMBE WRCC Dragonboat Schedule PARK Races from 9:3OAM FnmcuRuues SAY Shiatsu Massage Therapy 9:OOAM to 5:OOPM FESTIVAL Japanese Drummers 11:OOAM AT THE FOOT OF Japanese Dancers 1 1:30AM LIVERPOOL Live Bonds NOON to 3:00PM MS=MAIN STAGE Martial Arts Demonstration 1:00PM FC=FESTIVAL CENTRE Frenchman's Bay Festival SUNDAY SILENT Midway from 10.00AM io MIDNIGHT AUcrroNITEMS R Bonds from NOON to 5:OOPM L TELEPHONE, Lip Sync Contest 7:30PM BLUE JAYS TICKETS, Street Dance 8:30PM to MIDNIGHT SIX MONTH HEALTH Sunil June 14 CLUB MEMBERSHIP, TEN YARDS OF TOPSOIL Frenchman's Bay Festival AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! Lion's Pancake Breakfast 8:30AM FREEBIES GALORE! East Side Harmony - MS NOON TAKE THE MINCOM Bus Extreme Freestyle Team - FC 12:30,2:30,4:30PM FROM THE PICKERING Cat World - FC 1:00 & 3:00 PM GO STATION EVERY Princess Karma Magic Show - MS 1:00 & 2:45PM 30 MINUTES! Bartenders' Race - FC 1 :30PM Karate Go-Ju-Ryu Demonstration - MS 2:00PM Toe Kwon Do - MS 3:30PM Karino & Hugo - MS 4:00pm Melissa Andre - MS 4:OOPM Raffle Draw - FC 4:OOPM Festival Ends- See you next year! 5:30PM - !honks a our genwous Canrm xry Pannwr Ajax Adrwrig Board of riode, Applebee's, AWerbrook - odusfnes, Anygrophocs, A— Bay Ridges Mornniarg, Bayly Re9ouraw &eamys, Binns, Bake Corse/s 6 Graydon, Canadian raw, Corrado Trusf, Friends of Nie Eii rorrneM, Conodbrr Progress Club -,Nass Pickering Women Cawbl, Caper- r~w 09C, Chqp+vrs, C assic CoMmg, Cam&d kir, Coal Wowb. Forms LrdlVb' r ,an Cr W, Counwy Style Donuh, Dakota Bob's, Dwhom Reg,ornd Pol ee, fast Shure Mon% foo&de Mone, rhe F,*vu /rw ruwr, Fmnchmon's &ay yochr Cub, Frenchman's Bay WoKh, Garth Riley Avaxwons, Grand d ror, Msppylo-d Shows, harp & Gown, rfEPCOf, Mawr Gorkc'Lbs, Hu -Wry no -ph. h4nien, Flew/, Senear,, Aponose Condon Ca/w,rol Cense, Kng Richards Pub, 10ondnke, Knob KR, IC96FM, Lenbrook, Law Star Cafe, Mary Cook P/wbgrgvlq & 0rgn, Man" 's, McDb,,&& Malas Mu&!w, A,kdond Walwyn, "'Com Reath Milson &v»wner, News Ad.-- Ab-co0y roars, Maggi, OnuWa t- d . Pckemg Nm ar Per Valu, PK*eiing Cmbn Cub, Pkkenrig Ease Shure Commw.y Aaociawori Ackwing Liao, Prckarnng hlorbair Canpawny, P&'kwrng Nyako, Pckwrng row- Cure", Ackwing Township Hs wxd Saaeq; Anwt'idge Ara, Prorr"hor-1 Pnrrrums of Caroda Regal C~rig & Giles, Rouge Volley Wares, Royal Bank Fronrd Group, Royal Car ar, Leg an Broach 606, Sr John Amb� Shcppws Dag Mart Sow* Pkiliiirwng Lown 86wlirig Cub, Squa w, Sun Ide Wm. 1 Sw,Aan & Co., _ S..wv Abrrw, To Bank, The 8g Scaap The wnAwf' Cmili, a aorhom Recon, rhanws F Joys & _ Anes, room of Pckenrwg, L^ ob Cwlh, tip On Deck, ✓b^twnpen kesuronev, Walter, Wxrw SS"WY WowWkV17r 8s,►v, Wa W601V 4119~01110" TnW N4er Rouge Caw" Cub Wnwws' Cade of Llrhorn Ream-..t'w X du At monr eokoAmers who gw der waw and ie 50_0ow rw optimum USE0 VEHICLES m •ittttfff�tr' 'Al -� Ir f ` '1 Our used PONTIACS come with a new philosophy. 1 Wheri you own a Optimum Used Vehicle by Sheridan, you get a little s extra: peace of rand. That's because our used vehicles come complete with a 150 -plus point inspection, a manufacturer's cashow warranty up to 6 months/10,000 km, a 30-day/2.500 km exchange privilege and for Premiere Optimum Vehicles, 24 hour Roadside Assistance. Take a walk down memory lane Drop b the Canadian If you're a car and truck purist, then you'll p y go wild for Cruise -in Car Show at Tire staff B.B.Q. Canadian Tire. See some of the finest Saturday, June 13 vehicles around - from early classics to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. fully -customized street machines. Proceeds to Saturday 10:00 a.m. Canadian Tire Denise House. June 13 to 4:00 p.m. Parking Lot Visit the reps from Mothers Wax, 3111 and the STP pit crew on-site & have them answer any questions regarding products or detailing. Free samples & giveaways. CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool _ _ ft I Service 839-8124 Store 839-8017 1954 SUNSIRD SE 2 DR. SPORTS COUPE 4 cyl, 5 speed, air con. #P3825 38,999 1994 SUNBIRD SE 4 DOOR 4 CYL. Lovely, auto, air, power locks & windows. 03741 '8,888 1954 SUNSIRD SE 2 DOOR 4 CYL. Auto, air, great value, tilt, spoiler M787 1595 GRAND AN SE 2 DOOR V6, loaded, sports coupe Sharp Car! #P3843 1955 SUNFIRE SE 4 DOOR 4 cyl., auto, cass, excellent vehicle. #P3848 =11 43,999 $12,999 IS3=93Z Iify owned & operates T I IN al :`I 1995 SUNFIRE OT CD, auto, air, sports coupe, keyless remote, black! #P3852 '14,999 1996 SUNRRE SE 4 DR. ; �. 1 4 cyl, auto, air, built for drivers. #P3845 43,999 1996 GRAND AM SE 4 DR. Iftm6 tally Awesome, V6, auto, air, alloys. #P3846 44,995 J1 � C FET! MIMING TME . 1r1iEMeier R`.tl� Y you could Lere onof ' ' . Mile lucky peolNe to Q'. I step into a windfall of Canadian Tire 'Money.' Be herw Canadian Tire Pickering '! ' Friday, June 12 3 p m� i' t yarn. CANADIAN T= 'MIOiBEY' . 'A- aw r e f�T,U� "___ALA HEDMAN HEDOEFlS ••r �••' Cruise in cpnprnnn TIRE Industry Canada's Computers for Schools such as St. lames Schools/Libraries Program and Catholic School in Ajax. Central we are delighted to hear these Park and Grandview Public computers are being put to excel- Schools in Oshawa approached lent use in furthering the educa- the station directly, and wound up tion of kraal students" with the high-tech tools. kirtan I riompsun, fn...,,.. affairs officer at Ontario Hydro, notLd, "It was the scMruls' incen- tive. 'They carne to us. That is how we know that the need f lx the ccymputm..) was out there:' IVR Pickering's �,, Aotted C largest Waterfront -7t;1 rp, Festival q, c DaAeons"T Saturday June 13 I ACO AT BRUCE HANSCOMBE WRCC Dragonboat Schedule PARK Races from 9:3OAM FnmcuRuues SAY Shiatsu Massage Therapy 9:OOAM to 5:OOPM FESTIVAL Japanese Drummers 11:OOAM AT THE FOOT OF Japanese Dancers 1 1:30AM LIVERPOOL Live Bonds NOON to 3:00PM MS=MAIN STAGE Martial Arts Demonstration 1:00PM FC=FESTIVAL CENTRE Frenchman's Bay Festival SUNDAY SILENT Midway from 10.00AM io MIDNIGHT AUcrroNITEMS R Bonds from NOON to 5:OOPM L TELEPHONE, Lip Sync Contest 7:30PM BLUE JAYS TICKETS, Street Dance 8:30PM to MIDNIGHT SIX MONTH HEALTH Sunil June 14 CLUB MEMBERSHIP, TEN YARDS OF TOPSOIL Frenchman's Bay Festival AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! Lion's Pancake Breakfast 8:30AM FREEBIES GALORE! East Side Harmony - MS NOON TAKE THE MINCOM Bus Extreme Freestyle Team - FC 12:30,2:30,4:30PM FROM THE PICKERING Cat World - FC 1:00 & 3:00 PM GO STATION EVERY Princess Karma Magic Show - MS 1:00 & 2:45PM 30 MINUTES! Bartenders' Race - FC 1 :30PM Karate Go-Ju-Ryu Demonstration - MS 2:00PM Toe Kwon Do - MS 3:30PM Karino & Hugo - MS 4:00pm Melissa Andre - MS 4:OOPM Raffle Draw - FC 4:OOPM Festival Ends- See you next year! 5:30PM - !honks a our genwous Canrm xry Pannwr Ajax Adrwrig Board of riode, Applebee's, AWerbrook - odusfnes, Anygrophocs, A— Bay Ridges Mornniarg, Bayly Re9ouraw &eamys, Binns, Bake Corse/s 6 Graydon, Canadian raw, Corrado Trusf, Friends of Nie Eii rorrneM, Conodbrr Progress Club -,Nass Pickering Women Cawbl, Caper- r~w 09C, Chqp+vrs, C assic CoMmg, Cam&d kir, Coal Wowb. Forms LrdlVb' r ,an Cr W, Counwy Style Donuh, Dakota Bob's, Dwhom Reg,ornd Pol ee, fast Shure Mon% foo&de Mone, rhe F,*vu /rw ruwr, Fmnchmon's &ay yochr Cub, Frenchman's Bay WoKh, Garth Riley Avaxwons, Grand d ror, Msppylo-d Shows, harp & Gown, rfEPCOf, Mawr Gorkc'Lbs, Hu -Wry no -ph. h4nien, Flew/, Senear,, Aponose Condon Ca/w,rol Cense, Kng Richards Pub, 10ondnke, Knob KR, IC96FM, Lenbrook, Law Star Cafe, Mary Cook P/wbgrgvlq & 0rgn, Man" 's, McDb,,&& Malas Mu&!w, A,kdond Walwyn, "'Com Reath Milson &v»wner, News Ad.-- Ab-co0y roars, Maggi, OnuWa t- d . Pckemg Nm ar Per Valu, PK*eiing Cmbn Cub, Pkkenrig Ease Shure Commw.y Aaociawori Ackwing Liao, Prckarnng hlorbair Canpawny, P&'kwrng Nyako, Pckwrng row- Cure", Ackwing Township Hs wxd Saaeq; Anwt'idge Ara, Prorr"hor-1 Pnrrrums of Caroda Regal C~rig & Giles, Rouge Volley Wares, Royal Bank Fronrd Group, Royal Car ar, Leg an Broach 606, Sr John Amb� Shcppws Dag Mart Sow* Pkiliiirwng Lown 86wlirig Cub, Squa w, Sun Ide Wm. 1 Sw,Aan & Co., _ S..wv Abrrw, To Bank, The 8g Scaap The wnAwf' Cmili, a aorhom Recon, rhanws F Joys & _ Anes, room of Pckenrwg, L^ ob Cwlh, tip On Deck, ✓b^twnpen kesuronev, Walter, Wxrw SS"WY WowWkV17r 8s,►v, Wa W601V 4119~01110" TnW N4er Rouge Caw" Cub Wnwws' Cade of Llrhorn Ream-..t'w X du At monr eokoAmers who gw der waw and ie 50_0ow rw optimum USE0 VEHICLES m •ittttfff�tr' 'Al -� Ir f ` '1 Our used PONTIACS come with a new philosophy. 1 Wheri you own a Optimum Used Vehicle by Sheridan, you get a little s extra: peace of rand. That's because our used vehicles come complete with a 150 -plus point inspection, a manufacturer's cashow warranty up to 6 months/10,000 km, a 30-day/2.500 km exchange privilege and for Premiere Optimum Vehicles, 24 hour Roadside Assistance. Take a walk down memory lane Drop b the Canadian If you're a car and truck purist, then you'll p y go wild for Cruise -in Car Show at Tire staff B.B.Q. Canadian Tire. See some of the finest Saturday, June 13 vehicles around - from early classics to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. fully -customized street machines. Proceeds to Saturday 10:00 a.m. Canadian Tire Denise House. June 13 to 4:00 p.m. Parking Lot Visit the reps from Mothers Wax, 3111 and the STP pit crew on-site & have them answer any questions regarding products or detailing. Free samples & giveaways. CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool _ _ ft I Service 839-8124 Store 839-8017 1954 SUNSIRD SE 2 DR. SPORTS COUPE 4 cyl, 5 speed, air con. #P3825 38,999 1994 SUNBIRD SE 4 DOOR 4 CYL. Lovely, auto, air, power locks & windows. 03741 '8,888 1954 SUNSIRD SE 2 DOOR 4 CYL. Auto, air, great value, tilt, spoiler M787 1595 GRAND AN SE 2 DOOR V6, loaded, sports coupe Sharp Car! #P3843 1955 SUNFIRE SE 4 DOOR 4 cyl., auto, cass, excellent vehicle. #P3848 =11 43,999 $12,999 IS3=93Z Iify owned & operates T I IN al :`I 1995 SUNFIRE OT CD, auto, air, sports coupe, keyless remote, black! #P3852 '14,999 1996 SUNRRE SE 4 DR. 4 cyl, auto, air, built for drivers. #P3845 43,999 1996 GRAND AM SE 4 DR. Awesome, V6, auto, air, alloys. #P3846 44,995 1997 GRAND AM SE 4 DR. V6, auto, air, beautiful green, cars, alloy wheels. #G109 47,999 1997 GRAND PRD( 4 DR. 3800 V6, loaded, stunning, in white #G111 123,995 1995 TRANSPORT SPORT 3400 V6, 4 dr., two tone, long wheel base #G115 124,995 t�- Brocli Westney W bites Rd. Rd Rd. 1 1111INUTINUNT Ajax News Advertiser office 180 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed SaturaV 6f FAX: (905)579-4218 gl'e'e IIaMs' TORON • 11 Graces I I Grters 11 Green SERIOUS EDUCATION FOR A REWARDING CAREER . - -B r \ This intensive and comprehensive course includes modules in: • Anatomy and Histology • Pharmacology and Nutrition • Microbiology and Sterilization • Preventive Dentistry • Dental Materials • Operative Dentistry • Radiology • Medical Emergencies • Principles of Dental Assisting • Customer Service and Interpersonal Skills TORONTO PICKE.RING CAMPt S 1450 KINGSTON RUAU 420-1344 Applications are now being accepted for the course starting June 15, 1998 Be qualified and ready to work in 1998 Financial assistance may be available if you quality 13=0707 Pickering News Advertiser Outlet over/ I _ ten wbltas Itft- Plck6triNg Sara/Lee-Ambodea Plaza CI.A II DON -LINE Tres. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. IMM Mly ill epw IMM. • Fri.. Eat S.-3ft N - EpM Som -Moon til 5 p.m. ■o N..M■ •"I,,,,•'""•".e, F LINE (416)798-7259 CLOSED Mondays. FAX: Ises1570-,2+M p 1 Sand NepAgwHe 1 9eM NepApMMe SIMMd help 1 An Sale f« 1 Ger,erFd NNp 1 Garled FtNp 1 GerrrW ((47P APPOINTMENT B"eent Wanted, no selling Involved. NII and pan time available Erpeneneq preferred Full Irammg provided Hourly wages plus bonuses Porta". 'mhos'ashc and i nmrldwis orl 1.l ew rfor Mmemakers a ime"is CAII Pny,As a 428-2010. ASSISTANT FARM Manager Tor Pounry Farm Full tame n. mrldual woo nas mecturacal 6 ewantcal skills Wdl11q to learn out compunn7ed ItM' Ino system Doig routine tarm maxneKarlc! and tractor and held cork Has to be sen. m'rated Ford "Hong. in. REPRESENTATIVE. chned, some fork- *, 'ntemf no payment for �o full year. Olmel. 1.800- hft and welding. 2'71104 PLEASE CONTACT Able to work af- oNyer and lea. an pluses of CARPETS - "As a carpet. „e farm operation Farm ex- DWAYNE PICKARD AT terroon shift. Lo- ,.', nylon nee stun n- D'nenct regained some sea- KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! cal Company, :us' cil"els on nand. 1 will onal, lap hours (State 6g3-5358 P Y•a 4 ? rooms. $349 Pna eaoel Drop on or Ages 2 i - Permanent post. ncoees carpn. bremRm pad, resumes to White father 1 hnn�_ 'yp•n mstanaten. fast dei - .arn,s Irc 65 Raglan Rd E Wanted for TV &Movie Jobs. tie' ntfmales loo ya 0s1 °ag'A Orli o. LIN 7K4 No Fees!! Men / Women 16-65 Fax Resume *r -un 5ebr-u -No pnorw Wspkatooz , CARPETS SALE: Lor, of can yrs. Needed for same. No extras. 837.0627 ;c•, pre nMn 2- ATrTIEPMolN AZ Parents call (416) 221-3829 'carpet 3 e,:;ms $339 T JM DIIIVEM TYPESETTFR'GRAPHIC AR Sq yd 1 Include carpet Owren :;D4'a,c'S cls' ..Ram pad and Instant- • -" Fret esnmatn Urger -inquired. competnrve .vra pont rsn(1p 'all Lor wages. Excellent ben- MINT Shop persormel wan- CALIFORNIA P'1_1 •," PARI TIME loot IKRRR.NR 7:' ,hang's p•evwus '.pen- ILI •C for snawa Body, slap Mmlmum 5 years eaperlente Fan •name to semato,l vy:e solanum ,4wAe c, 'deep complete decorative hush safety bonuses. )1.6)922 2747 !9051-727- 8182 AtI-imon Dorf with Orris, et 6GMc1, neat Rfleow root SERVICE ! c iminal search and ICC medical glatnp. low -E glass French PART TIME secepoomst RHAM'S quests tial adverb5els „aoorleve oea VILLAGE CHRYSLER, N CARPET moKER 00%• LARGEST CHRYSLIE FBrakeperience, Hylon :,:..k Do,, clan re. c,I'69 DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN s wall 0e Fou tnJud"oes 30 �q yds carpet. deluxe Dad SALES in- And msnKarmnm your noneEXPERIENCED Tholim0n n your throe REPRESENTATIVE. chned, some fork- *, 'ntemf no payment for �o full year. Olmel. 1.800- hft and welding. 2'71104 PLEASE CONTACT Able to work af- oNyer and lea. an pluses of CARPETS - "As a carpet. „e farm operation Farm ex- DWAYNE PICKARD AT terroon shift. Lo- ,.', nylon nee stun n- D'nenct regained some sea- KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! cal Company, :us' cil"els on nand. 1 will onal, lap hours (State 6g3-5358 P Y•a 4 ? rooms. $349 Pna eaoel Drop on or Ages 2 i - Permanent post. ncoees carpn. bremRm pad, resumes to White father 1 hnn�_ 'yp•n mstanaten. fast dei - .arn,s Irc 65 Raglan Rd E Wanted for TV &Movie Jobs. tie' ntfmales loo ya 0s1 °ag'A Orli o. LIN 7K4 No Fees!! Men / Women 16-65 Fax Resume *r -un 5ebr-u -No pnorw Wspkatooz , CARPETS SALE: Lor, of can yrs. Needed for same. No extras. 837.0627 ;c•, pre nMn 2- ATrTIEPMolN AZ Parents call (416) 221-3829 'carpet 3 e,:;ms $339 T JM DIIIVEM TYPESETTFR'GRAPHIC AR Sq yd 1 Include carpet Owren :;D4'a,c'S cls' ..Ram pad and Instant- • -" Fret esnmatn Urger -inquired. competnrve .vra pont rsn(1p 'all Lor wages. Excellent ben- CLASSIFIED PARI TIME loot IKRRR.NR 7:' ,hang's p•evwus '.pen- , t package. yearly CUSTOMER cote nressa•y. a0d dnyers safety bonuses. )1.6)922 2747 krar6e Apply at Pm7w. 195 can driver abstract, SERVICE ■rionec Rd s Aw no DI,«t ca(s c iminal search and ICC medical News AOven'�se, ''- PART TIME secepoomst US and Canadian quests tial adverb5els Cosmetic •7-,:Hq, tell experience check their ad upon groomed. :suction: customer 5)yS Wc,Mrortk 5•. E. publiealton as News Ad- serAte dulls THE FACIAL p„t e4D e)µ4 vin 04, vertisef will not be re- RACE T,6 er,ad, St. S wm- IAH }NIR or spormble for mon than by (905) 668.9128 PEOPLE'S TAXI N'cnauc 6 I,19031 4}t1H9c One Inc Tract insertion Ask (rrr Charlie and mere ship be n0 I7• Tau Onrers '•'d'd lmmC at lity for non -insertion of any advertisement. dUfdy lo, I'll gro-mg Co. Dairy. mac o! 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Florio" Business Diploma Program 12 wk. intensive 3 -term • Opportunity to -Start Y OMm Bush"" - Job skill trashing Ins -home video course You may quality rot IFnsredi l assistance 52 Sima�• St. South, Oshawa 7 Progress Ave., Unit 2 (Proy.wRent" SfaA. 905.436-7746 SMM IOW F.T.D.C. ]IrFC•a s«wus orNMss r caw la mc- -009 DOOR MASON. .an., eMntsz P, ms willHrct im ones& Joelr1. 1.w will Fat T1,110 - SALE - INSTRE %IV%-rATl0N wd ARt pouuom araeaae fed a„rutcL l •a,n••I� I.L7 tui lHru .e1.. u,y lir Ihweu allwa la (f051-FOl-4913 Madid,44 Y trace 1906 We art cunrrul) _kma AIIMIam xeay an mkvkh.W fora mr4eM O A- 4CIrSlpwy The Mil ilaT10N -w1. -••zxaahl ya+.atdat will leave 2-3 ye,.s on wle"ad auup er Bei' a .�nb.dr tales expwrece.Y we u.JrMssl commit aid oat feLftruw. unlet 1,amnp u". wa>Wee. it_ eW_g aowrsaror.oa card•e1Me- POISOw n aRbcw nef. AW ao..W iklla and can dr.a,tewtralt elle a6dHy M w,A a% ate - ftft �1 -to-- A Plow forward your Reenter on, A013 Armalek Controls I.Ed. TEGMN(]ANS AO: Stan N1•••Ml'e<, Fa.: 416.251-1131, - Auy1K. IrLnuuss marwcale 1„aU: IIInMla7ea[M1Mk.GaM yyeedKYrt rat an cards e JMIr,Kp o" FD ear6eHaM �.GM "t'pd51 s7e-u""siKre 1 General )INp GMfMEI lag SH�A�yTy S,�A�is�/M�I�C1ES STOUFFV W Has immediate opening for FT closer' - Mature person must be able to work on their own. Appy in store before 5 p.m. ADAMS SERVICES CLASSAZ1 DRIVERS 2yrs sq..I.C.C. kMkalr Police Clam=, Clem abstract, Follnlart title Call Ralaill7211.2 or Todd Left wedo 2Mt.W��� If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisemefn and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE MOTE, mumes #of are failed directh to Oshawa Thk week, will RW be forwarded to the HN mm dw. Orlghlels mull be said dingh as Indlealad by the Insbmedons in the ad. Ring Aic4arb's jjub AF JOIN OUR TEAM! • One Corporate Chef • Line Cooks 2 yrs. minimum experience Drop resume In person to: KING RICHARD'S PUB 1163 Kingston Rd., Pickering Rea. E train, oxv. Wu .car. Oshawa s••le�'M'•• SECURITY ter enm son Must (lee) 4,•y{11.6 '• . ,eru7t and 5t we o tnr.,,tt non $40N1tur to -a^ 905449-5152 CI'EM' StRYlcl REP SIUOteT "o needed dsnr Eon S50o.. Cres SenAble m wed ms"Ipw- „asy,g AmD,lwus .'Irapa 6 Send rssant coon sal -ply Drorysswa'oo" people 'prnears PNSR tsar lewd ^ 11", Call carr a ' Ir et O6. O%h- cels WS -576-+1' PO a.. 461. Oshawa H 7Lj �I MNIF R J4)KS - -009 DOOR MASON. .an., eMntsz P, ms - N I L IIF. N I 1 < Appel n pwspn u V1AKE E,'ra $SS 40W -- '.rod and. S. AIM rug ;Ming Utgcolal/. CU ritaG Tok sed'uc'e V t0 door. !•p•"•'V rwieves to, '" $'8-•1W cull paid ATI,CN CALLm Ian Fax Rues 7hh L rot . :- ,:.•;/res 13-17 se DICKIE DEE �asr Ga'C awry' Ice cream veno- ill 1416..1-a67m %fusI l.E RE. MEUxk • or Ursa. 5713000 File re ' 1 -ng Durnan and n. 1128 surrounding area Sam 905 606, 772 1 NeA'd CARPET SALE. SII and Save Meaeel REST , on sow S!bctron OFMTAI HYGIFNIST w,I'at ler -W« a:C Ing" "Women tatKhldion guawle'd Fir •Is: rear. 11 e,ptrwrce I. esnmare 'ill Me, •'au'n't 'or wMnesday eOyiYn'Sl• 905HS,_4 0 416,422 nos and aRM cafe u, 905. � 1W.1 Ju Judy r 837-1231 saw ROOM - vn RECISTEOEO IIASSAGt wik ,•';r W1. 4 THERAPI-ST Ounm 6 nW;, and Sr -•ren H, .that Salon dr 11. n EK co„d 31.550 579-3669 .Y«IOy lancet,lancet,hours and 9e1-ble days a.9" :and ONNNGROON SET fl -on 90543C -4o00 SOW D" s S3;W RMT Rfoomt0 •mned,af Tate .41t. mum4rutti- top a"ccnso,es $650 ^.I. ,'. �•.,%'e";:°• 11 (ruler blue4wd" p�,ary ;tiara J,mc Faa 5150 In,? ;:oe-or '.Ce a- Ysurm 905 728-0679 nand S15C mtManme Ra ler .'a s«gtry one m :thin Py4sar oat $2'5 Au, it- F. rose" 130-37" ata, 5c , 0 f9o5Af9.mt PrAm a" neer. ample 1 ogee• w1-ne, dr,e, wine ;WAI. ,IMO spnd,trn'. 5600 'c1. al or sol "narafety 9051 •,IFEOFO ASAP ,tun^ •-.r 424-1556 r'rituni Housde.per FNMOE. $TOPE 3,shwasrwr • .d S 7 moron aril n Sut7 amen. 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MX HOME- stmt S Meer leanm v All ' syc No 426 Rwlwmer _t or TLC na AM ."2e-40-3 snlcde $ S Crani. -sFpna a none 1 General FMO routes Rvad- 111EMARAITFR +1741401 lea No'«.sae tu1rY Dor! ^(J •, soft. nd t: a pon rul aF71M 13 Aput d y . , nCKFO MG Sew" I Realew"no«, srwmwr It Ramage Mal A:.s:v:am r.�I '.m. .0pswmtna Ica a. 1.q e,c rrR,end Appel .w P1Ckering - ,p Pftm call 105426- • . ' I "4 del'",•. at lrrorsl,s b rrftr w NAS 32500 H,adk n„me N din 6e6er s Taw ShaMMlb b SMlldrf •'y' 8-r sdwww A. you nFeFwwcM m the aRr W sou JaN dMur� «tad mMv 550 Dmn Mau IIOar Saea E Ostewa Tiyeyv"der YYurl' Rad C.,rrmuenat�r •..cA ,lackyard ale p,"a• w --k? meow 520c 428-7380 IMf mmam When d e"s. sm" stmt Auric A.- 9059 TSl lRrWr Vin Rip CYJ.ww+ Grrrn.r MMOM ys slew. wR •rep for 9,;SxFPS to per, " M ,Reefs 6 sr,acka F,rq 7« -w =S." Wait Extensive Leadenhi Trainiw6 CPR arfNra Nor cw..n, ,-; s6:a; �, ,uH11i MAYTY SALON rr:unFn k- EARN $777.... SwMey CM Aarm rrovided for the R3. 'r. A `, lens le,eMa 908-42F '-d o rs,sun: m ,gFr ,a umr m,; o"apueti a toe a r%s1t27-075a (905) 577-7294 as k9<f M N26�e1ossm 1:1, ..xp,mjyplYep.tl/ Ent K . 3ms,rfay Aeni 1.p .• .;"I, sharing Alto ny4a ec now maft6e meals e(1 WNICMESUR MMS s 1 err EMO KO s-m,Ck 0rnaptdK •uJ and PMI an,u CM Clema daft AlI 21796. u krokvp 1.,w ene,iCed - ,. Crenw >, 4266160 Cpwi .-, , �,Gk - and .:i1. ><L arid :Staff SLP EMIT AN r•..Irpated - opMwa louseon4 Haiti Or skleW IMIp SYllled ne,o PIANCHI ICYCLE -'ltd 51:5 In6140T 9499 500 SW Nip' Apwinteo 't Noble come ^' ,.:narg town kvP reams N lead OMN .� � at Qlrpna-.ely ,.,..entry Plateo.hew w ;,e1. a rola peI A Pewr,rg ".'H A. Sn,mand ExaOe LIMIT AI IOUE IUYEA n,Intwit 3u•e on MMLueat card. with ge,- AZ DRIVER D DZ DRIVER Part Raw c.Now 1.4.13 'r•.: mad t raw ,611A mar- e"■-• appmsrel OpporlwaN' yoke 1900 hoems 1100 e� naY w uw*v. iml HORTO V S F1,at 1.105, 623.2'Jd tM"ang June Ism Lanae for ort els and local Do.Ne Sass .woer lalrer ""nftrmd In tment oo0npp shag w:9osw6loao �g work movies furniture. �■ �■ r ' `� AMI' a QMI 41 EQ IEACMRS eon College g raw 135C MU. : ­0 ticker 141eNat lU2 aw«na 2pu•ed '.:r N,Inen, .%Rao 6 Picteru,g; Apply in person with recent -Vm f; :w' taw Growl '"Ift g"nen . Hong K. 1 til time afOreFfOep Spew canon 7'T 1100 dark led LARGE CHEST '•teuws DIRECT CARE WORMERS np"p roH roomette b. 8E�3 petaarM4 abstract to: SM01 seevel Ratner Cho, $1.0 S..c IN_Nr, $100. u" urm cclydwi povLons anmary tadtrs car -N' •.•,,1.,e d,yt„rr ,yam 1250 1100-M2421 dry- S. >, S:: S;,arpod .y.4a«e mmeduiny e«k Plemt tax oro ped' rawm 725 Finley -Ave. Ajax.no •lea raf Uetelopmmaly Ano o14t6)2667012 m Id y I t Mww.eFa •.+m1. caw- � f CS u�s06w�"ava pond ONfM"Ily mrNe„6-a UxM- Is30,St. W. .p.. good ', 5th 1 t1Wnwh an rwevre awfomwED leanrA N Pkkenng SH'. . nadwoud Inch Sago - ad- red.uMndA ,pgw,,,d p„„e eanea for DL,,Saw nnTw� 465 gayly St. W. AZ DRIVERS WANTED �oundw sew Iewwr, !Rm uq•pt am ,core pv 4 9051 6663772 tum mhe Alas Good Rao. Y Y Hes "strew numeu $125. by JRt l7w.,� M rig (905i679•M57 Al.. Local Hwy. dl City work sQEE■ HOUSE. 1t a ,own. °time sA 4 cna,R sm, :,Ceumt comeew '906)SM-0616 oruotiKicitenllMd I'M TUPKItUAMI f T �, P- Shunting and Weekend work pp+'i'u. u: use !o Msw..- ifiAMsl SEII'I LOVE ffllT person t« anem,ron sem 6 t ^ .ones Free .n' .•;al rt�ic we Coq 1100 new Aseag �, . s Fully OVE SEA 1 GM1MM 1110 sale s I« oast we Ram. to Kate a T rein cam«,. ALSO LICENSED FORKLIFT stop 906) 603-4405 very ramnrrbw 4271522 1 py •' M"M"' by he prion Fan fee CAa' hg Call Randy 0r Todd STEEL OW nm 2 twtna LIGHT INDUSTRIAL rPOSMONS DURHAM REGION Order Picker/Packers Assembl,Oirs (with croft experience) oRvoili`l'oljbllee four shifts long 1g pSS11g�n1! THURS. AIME 11 /9$ 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. 1099 KMIGSTON RD. SUITE 230, WKSUM (obove Smittys Furnikire) In A M. P E R S O N N E L 7bwo /Mend-, Fk 6■yii ae Silo roede Ede LET QUANTUM WORK FOR YOU! $6.85 - $7.50 per hour DURHAM AREA INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS 75 STRONG LABOURERS • Shipper/ Receivers • Machine Operators • Material Handlers 50 INDUSTRIAL WORKERS • Assemblers • Collator/ Inserters • Order Picker/ Packers Must have steel -Wed salny shoes/DduK Brmg W,d Cheque tar S. u p Act k WorRAlson fur Duec1 Depout. Interviews to be held it: Pickering Recreation Centre (1867 Valley Farm Rd.) Frkda% June 12,19" Call Tire or RAW for appl Tel: (416) 292-2282 C+My 1905,427-1879 genre -named .,e,dtws ■ w MIO USED !routs Foul TIME tort awlla0lt til olA4. 720-2204 s'n Gas 416 IV -3275 naves .a. nets dean DM property Mameturce caw 1 F � ADAMS SERVICES Aruras rices ';:` wngslon Ica Lanscagnil compare Ex pertmp redone Call Hun DATA ENTRY. Ionaa teem /« SrM ai65 no V-&Xp 19051 626. ray (905) 3261624 Hm; minimum i o JUC tae, ��e�e �g� �a ak�� nitres 2 Calvi a< aARiaeReM7 MIY a \FRS MMpE door fpa„3 6raam "=MIST hal-turn yYz txperwtma OM SALE w:ndor air cOr,In W $W Pia PoaSt rah 1e 161 I nrgz Cables olHmi teen- IaDrors S99 6 up Dw4Rndd- Ome for busy ci,lMm, s sa- 4%-0615 en Ins u'a $45 Nen doss, Rai. 6 up ADI sue heM- lon (Pickering) Cyt II161 Requires A aoi6m- "71 ality Pla 000e w. $149 Fndge 6 stow set Wait $499 Apl -We store 285 tan PART 77� MOP �� 11MSmoker ,;ran •6 King yf ad. 5299 FndgaI ?TOM MENUS• NEAT requires R,tieptklrust/Ssue- T"Ilet Doul we 1993 yarrana $119 Dryers ?, m $60 wadn- expere"I "nut =1 tary wanted for busy Our busy service department is 30 rip mots, Irate, am rat- a. $919. 3yrs oil Apt �sm counter ledger ono general Real Estate Offree m tom boy Wear Too mply ea- wafte, after set. $439 Home not- Apply m Deleon 'sem re- IOOkIn fora ualified individual was (o mmuon. Ake cavi- totters $279 3o0wm :a wme to 1794 L,terpool Rd P,cke Z es'erut� & 9 q non Ben offer 905 -837 -MIS ROCK BOTTOM DEALS 905- has plotenN weekends. Real with General Motors experience. �°' We W 6 Surface Still help. 11 NApeadho 'be; Fs efe ez .7 e / L7rxr CANADIAN IA/l POOL OND, rrntrs. raKresses. Du prcfened. Fa 3 Afoeus on teamwork and TABLE Sd,O oy t u,Se i8 PB1fOffer ex17 DDI 910 A. -VISA: afnd Ous person 1.r Donna. (�}'8-11-3.142 Syte roomy Uom. 2 sea of Plus Omer prat ,tuts 140 e �Plese aDD m n or (W5) -WI -767'7 complete customer satisfaction bills e Qs E.RMM cMa- Carcess,w 7. R R e5 Cur! Iron $4000 (905)'669671 fav ontalo be5nde Glen Ct. LO D D. IAkt 6 t. ANx OUT�T a n Kon- oars Go( Course Orap by Tor LOPE To OECONAIEI 1ouW 1 sr. are necessary. ,ty,nyy { dryer 5600 50010 a look around Trcpifal mwxn is looking Ica j1. eeis �- BTU i Waft sur $150 Bah PWM, HnnUman upnyn comonan b market, quality n excellent const.On Can rand excellent condemn M psea. tress yes accts (90518714375 t 700 Craftsman 10' tape saws for more oto tlg Py IfiI a saw 6 accessores $425 6 915410-0420bbir aseu INSIDE STEEL fredge stove - tat Drf tHaoom see. taw. SALES REP. at 436-Oi4S (nage nal rases« 6 d yM a ty NIMKS emen 2. -tam Cr Steel Service and (aackwk). wry resd„a0k. rla0i• Onweln 2.19 to corn- wrapwAxqq mnOrlKm CAN 905 PMlwerraAlNfAT1E11 pass n IM years 1990 To- fabrication Centre in Saw; movA pMF Shined Help Bd9-IL CLOCKS- Summer Sale On rx,M Pa(Myft Ow szd.000 Durham Region. lbw. ends Jure ,5" ill ,997 rnJWD Id t (: ustomtr service, tWMYpMMI-hmsed NE a slopemall rwAdum- 6 2no 33255 txrtgoumw co �ns I y MPUAMES, s � •M� Pk",azkor "n models red" a. 5am,x Yepis counties and some La$ ?S Eud_ .today 7.800- cold gaging. Blue- tat SIDrs Hun .0 I'm ' mP Goss community a Melappotyn � t Ms� �i C from Nen upyl DIygS 767-21 Syary MM Comms- 25 press opera« need S Nom SB95 caw up Rml to Now WANTED Iran G- ttakeoff ledg .t andsm.ra111905N3e-r1M S�ernoWe RdD w. t�N56 f5u 700 and up AN Ontwo AP mora IaDDlY.a Huge Sdecan rWA Ortaem 2-19 to com- important on. YSEO CM SAlO Nm Appy n own t-1905):827N230B a pnoM t- W (o to •e' W atlMrr,u rikt �p oo: m person won resume a ttKWfklbv VA OSHAWA AUTO CENTRE 160 -__­ '- BiAMTM Mmund MpN resume onto Paguals. over 520,000 Send with slmcoe St. S 0snara (9051- GENEM cmiiiiCT011 Genera elect rx ndmsnd! n Pres and scNOWsNps. In- salary expectati 404-2255 looking for experienced ca- Inllpe Stove-utt clean, Dladl 011EiM 30 motionless ria: Waiting trips to NalKH1al5 In to. pemer enm own tools to It' zeroed. avuhed pont Latin Las Vey Can today 1-800- File 6154 �� lu Dumam Region 0ryrall 0� r 0 • ,5w do tlresser and mirror leak 367.2125 Ext 240 experience a must Clan WW $7500 e00a aswg $425 060 call P.O. Box 491 rep . wipes band an for compete Pic, 9D5- 905- dnvt recor0 Las 905.509-5081 pEa OSNAkVA downtown of- Oshawa, On- ■N ALaTIIC fA1MGT011 in ab sty and expenmce. Cao 6669989 013 uq nonvatO Dnaie dumam regon temp to perm. Wntlay t0 Fndily San -313th. SFAUT HEST ELECiMC NEXT TO OWN APPLIANCES Frglllf to aays and eveangs. moo, UH 7L5 Immmuse opaurso, $9 50 X9051.728-2387. T7Mgpeubc massage DO m low and recondawned. IWI giNep proro]ed Top ppuu ler Fax resume Attention oQrep canrtgn. flyd wyry0y papoys WAet. rags DyIt t(allr(Y pica go- OUT11DE SALES REPRESEIE KC1, (416) 495.0941 Stab d --„g roan sed 1.T t owa 905.2818369 car 7.1 market, TATIVE wanted to last grow- Eta RE s3o0 Cyt Km a Cparyl al mR' ab ~131•• 138- IlkcommnMaD«a Ram- REQUIRED ,� 0050 u'1 IMMEDIATELY 19051.723.2625 Dtit)'. pita opportunity R&Hre for aid, a operator it fled cd- SPpni MIMEOP Goff 9e5404tln tax resume It lator operator Meded lar BAY IEO, IlAgl rrpu M ton u- SIRDNAN oual,ty woo0ly COune reeds help adverts. 905404.1785 tvem y 01311 quern onnoD/oK ma- SM gels Lax IArny otna W1. fgs and weekends En Person fol bus n Peopav le 0 nodal mnled sly. PAPER SHIES REP Durham perwnoe a most Pay depend body shop in Ire%nrame Never ODarod. a and ityoi 1.011, Also eeluq o mitt s1w meekly Reyons most progressive Ing m e.perierce. Fu re- Whitby. 07X99 00 rdK! S49o. 1118) Wages and decks 761 Me. ran GaOfiat la an interview ppaacer con,DaftY reWHes wme to (905)424232) Kay Rd Unit 3 619.20 p For Sans Rep 94penewAd in pa. _ No apprentices. ,oat oleo cal 905fi,92097 (906)7233-3111 BEpgON IaTE Sdnd put. per Industry t8- service arc. CARPENTER: required year zap- Phone, 2 MITI t Mes. up Indy Input expand new aro exiting ac- plefllkt;/wk M full pmt IIP tOFA BED. old 75suss IIPE SD g 4 Ddwre counts Must pa stent com. a ed in li . Mat r cap for fTO BO droner Nim Inpk m,rra. testes year a0 5675 blue,0 rata Running 48 SWn to and Kave excellent com- toad n ,nminpRorm la AUTO BODY uost a drarers, brass rwaaIffir 432�O1L-__ mumcation and Customer WMlwraa 6 IndusnW ants 51,9 DOyds. 55000 ORO 905- USED FRNOE #25. antl up. TOP rims r experience sermct Skies First consoler- 10 assist carpHint Benefits 6 (9115) 666-3331 579-731' used saves $200 and up. Mentum 1 yr experwx'e alien given Io Inose Dosses$. salary negofrable Fax resume I,C,INE SNOP raepem 1FLAT TRUMPET. Back Ara used rashers 5250 dryers Apply n Person ng an u' 11 gin din base. to 90542'-8659 experienced and maNre 1 menus AAOdeI 37 Un, $125 and D New Drano Kanrlt 19051.725.3321 Man In 8.5 tndges. I6 -I $665 New NPS 112 AMU St. Yanceme oDDithluan for a0- WIPENIFR$IFRAMINC✓ qu'rt0 tot medrom sued shop ask for Fra* Orale tome 30' staves $449 Spun. Whlby, oncemeM end an oeV fORMING. permanent tun In WhnbY E.cnleM Saory anal up New 5 •t freezers AbrFFn gam4pm ren m dw proem stone very ure 61nrs!rk, Most be tally and bonus, lull parties Two Or Cal(905(-43137168 anraclrve nmuMOPrtaton plan t re ler rola- -yue�el shift 1QUI10h M90 it BIONMRE AIR PURIFIER $255 Met ,I coal Indoes, illea er for n Wnd a mum 0I 5 Years = Din luny BOnmi d an evil. lot CNC F,50S win eon Dox W r* $225 22' Court Ofhr Or 1.888-t3?77P. nets' laza resume for con trarHd n mrq la ng kith operas, top wa0- new $tw. Mang $50 CIO 1.u. $767ea8 0800 A - FULL-TIME CMI snderalon 0905410-8628. rprtmerCWAnOunrF Ru0 es and benefit PSOMP 462967 with upetknce required for WES NFl1 wANTEO Ikp1Yy Mwp xsl. prepare Wools to Phase to resume no to Dleo OFKKM cape'a . 1 9 Italy rulauaM eery" 6 motiwted must Quality for bull Ing coin. measure ma- Engl'I"TV-905)721.1204 alWlg S70C 9 s 12 rA g construction and renovation tectalW. shpt 8 do fmg m�MfCIMMC Watio, Class A GOES 01. sak. 4.11 925 A.200 Ole new. 9051 136 Wirfu is Fu resumes to Apply n real a M $Imew namng Salary negotiable lull ome elm own tools tarn Masi, call Tony, 1- 2778 905433,0211 or 905-621 A N Ask Ion Ron and Denetds Fu ,efumt to Phone lo, m7tames SM* or Judy 721.0906 tsnq) 2257 905427.8659 Lune Motors, 720-2277 GqN &W Proms we lust ar- $1'50 celfrlled�pl Oen oley MV to caner Why not Iwk Also 194 BUICK Sk~. Your best for a Ick IM$ by $1500 cerldied or Deft 1711. fM5o1nOPLA . oRU metal i�OECe 579 -dBW you 11 p_n a SItreMl edit shin. 1$16 CELICA, 2 door. blue. tel a a pair d Stows soundStandardNova erldled Deet December lid good m be hwt Come 10offer RUGGED REPLAYS In W-dby GII 432-1315 and aur sot Ywn" Since ISN atf Tornado ft500 19M t9 w been onerinp only o D a Call 5761129 ttk beg m New A Nen to New ddMtp for Nen Tem s and 1967 CELEBRITY SW w BOys a Up to 75\ below re- clean with Ac. $2350. 1986 WI. Eapeeence consignmene Mazda RM -7 $2650 both urs Iw rben Idle never n excellent condition certified Dlorc oke Hwy 2 to Thick- nelh A Sats) 683-7301 a son Rd Igo South 3 sets of �26 to 79 after 6" WeFt to urns 51. tum L. '"' STANZA GSE. loaded. we re m the him tiara OR Len • OreWed SI Plea) hburs MOR high o D OQe905) 56663385v_ ' Wed x03, Tours - Fn 10-9. ( Sal 10.5 Call 404-2063 196 CAVALIER, 4 cyl. 2 ITT '90 Dynasty LE, dark blue, 4 dr., p.w., p.s., p.b., air cond., amAm stereo, sass. & cruise control, blue bench cloth seat. Always serviced. 189,000 km. CERTIFIED. Reduced to $3,895 or BEST OFFER After 12 pm 432-3587 DAB AND PINE FURNITURE . 165000 li I1med md- ceRnCAR AUTO CENTRE IASrbM We are nor ust a factor, out 0w5. CO player ns well. CORM FOR OUR PRICES. Int We are toe Factory -I selli"�u�n„cMied, $r1.500 call COME BACK FDR OUR SERV ME SEADOO SPI Bombar UTIck out aur June ape- ' -9230 ICE DROP BY AND SEE FOR mel 2 seater Wim cove, 6 CWS, SOLID OAK Harvest 1!96 CHfY Celebnt 1 I YOURSELF. THIS WEEKS trailer $2800 080 (905) - Table OR 42- Round Pedestal y Ct SPECIAL. NEW ARRIVALS 5'47.1,4 table dM 4 ArrowOd[k Side duin aC. pb/Cs. anVlm as.1 69 Salah. WifeC 156 obi C 10 aril r CHOICE ide Clear Y 950 reliable lar Cern kms. Ice burgoa', and siker , 11 Ap.trrrmt 5619. au scud NO VENEEdS $5.995. 92 Transport CT For Rem Frothed with out Specyl NO 1ND1 DAYTONA Shelby. 16096 loaded. silver bullet 115.000 MAR FINISH n a Yphu totNy 5-spd. 22L lob" p4. p/w, V, km 3 N v-6 . lee new 1 SCOTT aparmhel in stain TRADmONAI WOOD m, excellent , n0 condi- $9.985. M Ford V 50 XL. 5 "roll dust building. near WORKING 115 NORTH POAT non no rust. $3000 ceethed speed mint only 66.000 kms. Osrwwa Centre Available Jury IOFI Rads Sl I Port Perry 985. 905-66" 71 sok 59.500 91 Ma:da 323. KF Very reasonable rem 9711. Me Plvmoutn CanMle A. every oway 1 $4.995 penin ct 99 1 1728-2537. (905).263- 093 WASNER 5:25 Dryer $75 A pool 4 rvhrder. fully loaded, Topaz GS. auto Air. very 1y BEDROOM CAsvlrlmt C 5000.IOW0 ons $1201$135 excellent body. plusR un nor good, w pretty 138.000 sure Dresser $65 Walemed $75 with Split hon SeAS And cors- kms. $4.995 firm 98 RICIN, a rare enhance paving, A'C. C, Dishwasher $65 Lawnmore sob Runs excellent $1975 door. auto wont And nice. V secunh , ,-.Ied. single $25.(905)426-1699 Gemmed (905)686-4236 or only $6.995 93 Aerogai non-smoker. July 1st Shoo 19051683-5503 sport, loaded. ed and silver mic 905420'494 1 ft,"dzrww bauh. 120.000 km, only OSHAWA 1 BEDROOM osmt wwp.e 1965 CUTLASS SUPREME. $8850. 92 Buick LeSabre apt N. n A-Wol, -me h<dy good arta good Turing loaded ell SNB. Try d., d,ateh L--) A paikutg AMTIOUES+Absolutely'. Ad- ronmhon Needs some work You 11 buy 22$6495 S5gg/mo A Call PaInCN 571 Fere ap- and TLC Ask is $2 DOD Call Reduction - 91 Suto,m GT. 2208 pla6alsJ-1-3l lee auction (905)626.2583 auto x6. IwaeO. 106.000 xrrux 20% negotiable est t Pur- IND. ESCORT Lx. Excellent kms Dnslme nee, wake uC" 1 -BEDROOM basemen Soft ,queO,tnwatts w7 COMIRlon 4 alwrs Hat" $6.995 I'm 90 Cade, Fle I apalm<n• S-'- m . sorrle amipu! Cont", (nor Dd[k Ctrtd%p t15Lt00NmS woof. ImOed. SYwmf. ,<atner D"room SGS, ;a^-'n•r ':air limit to value CaMNkred). $2906 080 Gr, (9051-725- must be seen now, $8500, 89 entrance Iaunn•, .,. cq:led•om d ,"N swL Etuae- 174' Tracker convertible 5 speed. hon -smoker a 11. p` teles a Itlpk anlgw items go am. to go. HMO Call (9G51426 536' Ig try to respond to all then- 1991 CNRrSLEA LEBIIRON BC Cagher 221 loaded. 5 es Robert BowenBrooldAntroues V'6 enpne rule, ,wiled sur speed. DlaCll, 55.995 nem. 91 W49faDm,e (9051655- ,poi alarm CC stereo m Grand Caaw LE. loaded. 11 1 bM9. lax 19051655-5501 lens co clition 1090001i mum curd sale $10 995 Far e CASH Om DEALS. We Buy $4000 0 8 0 1 9051-130-5619 gree axed 90w fully Market. Sell. ,& more Pal lop dollar 19" CELEBRITY WAGON tl.md apes ewe IP Cenwr. far IDo ✓ems dome aWio! well maintained $3500 198' 155 Kitty S1. W. at Mletew" - r10w. Car Audio. toils. CDS. Z26 Camero 'uuy resrc•ee Wu Can 1905! $79.2156 moves. games. Cola. aa- 54.200. both in excellent con. Open $0°mr' t e . mads furniture. appliances Dmon, 905-967-3576 LOOKING FOR A Gres car lar (905933-1785 905-571-2274 my wee' Mus: of a rtM Lire (9D51666-DDO4 IDreler al 1911 FORD TAURUS PS. eo -u', a tg9t oro m n- nwnn working vrderi ,S III S grown 51000 M ceent Dominion int ABS and ,s LAI( 19051509-8539 a, Dag Call 434-5780 11 1\ 1 I I' tag' imp VJ 4 von" 5 SOO PRIVATE SALF- 194 Lmcdn� 2-3 Bedrooms L 'i P aPS stereo Card, Iigm Tewn C"$2500 Excellent� Parking included EMBOSSING owmaed ores. Custom =,DO, 1985 Buick Annetta MACHI\E:'"g Excellent cxdmm $1500 x990 Cevaln •"teed 1121195 a 1-600- $3200 Lar 19051 83' 91 'or rl-tic I U .- 4" Delrem IOAm-79m • I card, 1993 LUMINA E -Spon �• "Irdvr cS9all y At ,lea tlok •rax n brei I�Q 4�_N� " kes •s"'- LAI( AJAX -CLIPPER APTS. 2 d 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALEY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. 8 SUN. 12.5 (!95)993.6021 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, & 3 Bed Apts. r MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Util. Included • In - House Supt. & Mains. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 peR Sat 8 Sun 11 am• 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT sox-z�a-� ez6 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, sto%,e, broadloom, air, heat, hvdro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or 1.'lsit us at: www.geoatit,com/wallst7 t/Floor/ 7657/hwhirwr.html. SICK OF KENioN6Y°! OWN /OUR HOME - 9arom $700/month hb 1 turn unawlt 830.000 Yet1 • :Vol m id dowrnOMynwwM?7 CON MOrWI .r • Flefp lir 0 --god bw*PJ M . iChooOO or»: Cagle r*Wto up to $5,000 QEl 3Oi*00 xWd Mort RAIO- 1 Mark or Stepo 6275 bAlae Rep, SFRIo , amw EACd Really. - 1 °"y "pr 1 1 E,, AJAR luxury townhouse. J t3B1 SOFT. home in quiet desirable area Fallmgbmok. bedrooms. 11,2 baths, no Wmtoy 4 leg Bdrm, green Smoking. m pets Available louse lurch", M f lamlry Irom August 1 $1100 Call at- room. laundry room. 2-I ler 7p m (416)385.2928 baths, gas hreplace. GA. AVAILABLE Imlnedonel , 5215,900 OPEN HOUSE June Pickering 3 -bedroom town- 13th a 11th. I./om 54 Ben- hou", 1 1 2 -baths, ret room, lonwood Lresc TU vew Call 4 appliances. garage, pnate 430-2520 No Agents 'a ...... cbse to all amens ties 'Polies, IStAnt. COURTICE 201Mq. it. Spa - $1 05o.011hts 905.428- cions back spill. 4 bedruoms 8766 Tiled oyer 6 kitchen Open NORTH OSHAWA 3 bed- Concept Ensune bathroom room townhouse walkout A' win Roman tub skylight Gar mi lyroom close to schools doing space Strawberry and Sh-pP"ro. AVaable July palctr and grape ppee vines SdtodL , S90g•utn Frst7lasl 263_parks Fatuity room 17.20 8153 (905)432-1590 OSHAWA 2 -Wind.. /Mtfshed 1OC11n0M. Lpallee- Quiet basement wnn wtchenene old mature naghpotnmet 29 bath Utilities included " hurls, pAlk bus route. Available August 1 call mos l0 401 3 bedroom bun- iw51983-8105. AFTER 6Ptw galow, fully flmst%d lop to OSHAWA. ROSSLAND and bottom Detached garage 6 Waverly. 3 bedroom Inwn. upround swimming pool houses wnn garage. 3 An- Askmy 154.900 252 Fateweil gorlces, gas Ilea. Rem trom St (N of Okw) GN (905) 5873 plus anHks lsulast re- 7252539 glared Can (905) 576-M 9 OSHAWA I ATHABASCA am 3 P m weeko"s AREA S169500 TWO Storey WHITIY. near al' amounts. tour oeOloum. oak IDIC1Nh, ",;nem 3 bedroom town gas. ac. ,vac. 2 Dams. on , cu,nral air, 4 pllanP wad tub. applanu5. hn- ^' lurledo'" $111E0 plus I basement (905) 579- a„s Soluble for famlN 1799 by epmrmnem .�. 142.418 _ PICKERING. willow Park. Roam vale 2 r9C sunt, with pro?,$ 1 yu, Filed s!Ovy I,mshed basement 3 .2 Oedrooms, 2.112 baths. lull AJAX TWO ' '•'Shed rooms Of upgrades Very desuabler u,olcss, ii persons W,mw will gral yard on '�, 'le <nnanee. cable. Cult coon Dost to parks and ':^.•y. Ion.smoker no pets. conseryaeoo (905920-2765 S4 each, first . ass. (905E MIVATE HOUSE for sale I,- :,480 Vyestney Heights Termberry AJAX cleat bright furnished Castle 1351) finished bas acludes able. Wdrog. (nem. Buie court location. ..... rPrefer . available immediate. Close $203.900 school, W 1886many ° ANa�nras ..`$375rro 1st/last 427 RARE Of FORTMITY fill ' Renovated as new 7 ,d 3 A.010. N.wdkleN Fur bedpnm townhouses 4 new room n P,ckermg a- appllanCi $23000 yam, - kitchen fxilrl,es near income to gwhN $500 de tiripp Gneraf.9 Slauon. pose GOOD CREDIT Some G0. SW mann. $170 rem to own to puadied put �� P& IN 9d on ft *d dry of P�m be I F "lt11b1- Im mm dw on IITt15f110n In tied etrent of 9n error. [610, "ALL claims against the estate. o/ Josephine Olenik who died' on February b, 1998, must be filed with the personal representatives on or. heti re the 24th day of June, 1998, a e: ;,)rich date fire esiale will be distribut- ed iwz,i71S regard only to the claims off ;winch stir Estate Trusfees then shalt, kwt' notice." ' xepin Olenik & Bernard Lamaah • Estate Trustees • c/a Lawson & Clark, Barristers and .Solicitors - 20 C•hureh .Street North Ajax, Ontario LIT 2W5 . 1 Auctom CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, payment next day. ales every Tue' hurs. and Sat. p.m. Antlqu lrndure, al (lances etc. Own r and operator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa. Established in 1960 725-5751 723-0501 •'1728-3120 f• J- I Have you had financial I CLAREMONT ,.-. '- *Hire, .<. ...,.kN/20-4318 wxr Excellent shape ESTATE I w.Bi.IM. 9p NeMaeM71 -,a :%:' CHw Gemtemah George I•t ,Hance 9arNvq...yrlpa ap.nmem IDralAbk mme- it9122 Drnaw art- waxer d CdUwen Banker A PLUS CONSIGNMENT 1 1 w I We( taw prgremt fee I 2 BORM :. ....,Or. po S.M. pets $550 MAR* f69S,mo 1/3 Mores. Irtp rp,m n country, for rug el 305-72,�9t11 AUC710M sews Seyt .rwryoM Gell crew. Bat e, - F -:- _.. AvaWk July sl sum 1SVIas1. ret m law "'shed or n -dived use of TO.nR,oeeee 1 swNE• ewN bad epi t utn.uD.< D, flat $bps to $no-twi S rsost- 19� 1917 mesxpe 905-6,9-9500 tw I tcMn tanked$, finale pn- leered Smenornb SeaprM 1 Ea $ek SAT JUNE 13, 5 PM. AUCi crNrl. 411 AIN t Arlt I owl Go Iran Bront eat -in Tim WeMMr sit I II IKI\Ile ,<: AK \(.E SCI E I a� kntlwrt fBONmo 19051-871 Cm- turn ONE Bf0a00M 905985.3607 sop ONS It )Jnc :f. tail, !resew roes CrNa while 0579 bIDsenent dpi n kem $tow rwTBl - z { 7 DCO oar 3 BEDROOM -, ,.m IMI /f1 iallY FUMstkd rmm to >3 HALE ST OSHAWA . -i, li; { Rain dal' 7unc 20th trwnpl m- M-Bw Inapt. rel% /erOM $595 nor- apanmems aralak "w- Ir.prz Llwrpo" ; Vol nn OSRAWA 2 NONN APT int tkn =.,Cd Waverly 5 dulej Can 416.789.4145, Arm MKI wed. lavrdry. a Itself Canned a - VOLNew I ' 1this1a AUtomat- washer and '. NOUSEAEEPNN, AK commer, ,Rices. Cook. Swmmnp at 8 w9 urn em rw a mIDcuU:• Segni $porno,$ No peed Aral fill 905-66:f75U Mt Uose to iron. senors windowsMI. $125900 Cal N o PaliSter Ches:v pa r •"-. Holy Redeetaer (-leaMch Parting I.ot 1CSIFMGW IS101 reward row MOewM I eweuc•! .ick ne,d+ow 1868-x916 waft -me AwAapk now Call Jdmsat aFMAX SWlery Sw}e. w';rd 7% F-rer Derive. Pkkering 1985) 5741896 1 "mit and mm Sep partup WNTBY - 2 a 3 IMoroan 1905' 438 CAM :nix; 791 taOR l_ OR- to..<d chat r mk ce credit; n0 -----J Dacpnrd Close m a le,Mws TOWN WHITBY ,n 6 ap,--ts "Lible winner- '997 Toyota Cordo 4,10 4 r,0 OOOs Aral1 Jt . $695• pie. :; me 5rm­!m apart C.w, Call 416.789-411j. a 1 �W 1 Cal -o[ a,',; end tables. blue00y ,ii -I girl needlepoint YARD SALE amnm tassene. orW 6000 reed" 132-1537 own• avaah,e -• ma"ll, 905-M5.7w Acca-°Fleom, for SONE . , $12.900 dd x99, fad nt.AI air mp .�. '-A,-.<7 32 a FSO. lazy boy , I' cu r,0 cabinet. S credit! If you chic WN. .mt wMh an a.n 11E DA OOM.Sa'u, ww avN ryCll xelwf. , ped Festiva 51 D00 km 5 -spa 7 BED. Growl how apt $4u tnrlp ultladw Lal 190 1 I own tn0lee ltM mw av, r IIn,t..e su,[e �T manna 3 -dr rtatuoack txRnanea waaout io yam 6e}40a nr sole aun'�: .,nsned.umur 125, . ,• u „mcr,. II"-tnlownp"M ►aklp 'nm -1 Can Dare Har- Nened own Cat^•'Am 6 nun. ft"ll; a,:.N,� 1 1'7 bated plot 2201 Snel}, pine , MARKET $7500 ubo 474.1775 D-NULtun .van Jwyfor fMlEa ,n ..m OsEw. mu $4Raeally Rap %MP are. by PTC { G0. very ewe. pyctmmyy SAC b.Jd,N "-.tic cCRAr BC,' C'_ East Pmaow I A+"^+�• S':Smo nDlu 9051 ON �I 9Wmte00013 fA5 I du .199600 �u1er ed aE Lt- table and mn- ura cher yw0od NS, vr<' ,ECT( 6,1: S, GRAFTS te OM"MRtee 76 �.w -7800 Irl eco- Ikesne file -N 41yq i9I$1-177-0i7 ' 3211 ..,,. : tables. Sall .etch, @ Oshawa Sydenham Museum Y IDp Ju : Cne : "wmreC ear:r ptt iIMO Call ) prlunp 11rr 2 NBR0011 IIMIITMENi ,�. Lata dna. I bed 15 1905983.6105 AREN ' CUP cu board, wasn- build, e Lakeview Park, Oshawa _ 1 A."i-uux peUeet ores sed w' ..auaDw Joh t GPM ''' sa19 ,mel aAA ofNAWa Blmr ►ale Rd, Wee In Jsrrw, Fe,t Fnage "Live Ma neem beam s54. 2 eee- opw own �,^. t:ar: antique center a- "a y:W i led Fnday lune I 4:- () r::r ue'; we -les one. fou tuaga I0 9 NBNOON r,- 3671 tap- -1 WS 126-0201 �r� 0-� k ! OINc : 0• B3 i ; n es! of drawers. resters. t eds complete. _'. - :lnl1 SundAv June 14, I :W - 4: i0 - - 9y�pry' }map U9ypM batt' , apt PerwHawdr .mit n 8 Bin. held and pada- imnwta Induce Ira i A a A AUTO Can. I., 2x7- m 9vwrpe 263. ata ,ars-. Ss9smo plus ,Id Aa." Nor 401. Nu v61 WW Soon. WOWIV hu%e .w;ip n+ .or,. Only Moro AM fMrwulyd MOkor IMI, ho E-196-7441$738 baWOk No $6S 'Ca ng cnyr. Cplpr IV. "a. errertamment cen- Call for details •iib -7624 DW, we pay 580- StO0g0 2322 pMs pets w9ee fM.9a t eves kwman Cash w he tout Arty conch Ri wt 1 PSfan. MSN"° x1416)501-lW N 172.59" wq 1 mH hon d.MW- •,, "e Signed an 58$:43 ANNNKEWNTI The T Tisfusesids I—,. AN reed Cal ae dry I KONOW BALCONY "Am Femep S7x-$3t1 Slew. 2 road frOVOVg,f. as" " •oaltmrn p.cll,n; �,•l" hours 7 ' 1 Aear�r'•a NIGIT room to we In Mlga. frank. ".'-Dined rmts, glass # 24 OpS� 70 NORTN OSaNWA Sura 5500.000 kms wafer lahp° $raw RE 576- &"I •V1°we°Owa m^+ itne4 905966-500.1 a muni wry Pn.Nt m writ- IWwpga IIIwAw neon pulls. Inwo, snanb Roryanade, . I 11 leftSw w $Sled. naer,cpeBw CZ. a^. -fiea.p lar large salt. Car _Cleft 9C5.70Fs274 Itlt -rr- ��• WN ma VN pafw YOUNG FAMILY D -Jet ,<w l.Z.pUocloo am rTowlae °� s. ...^"wWC�I are ConDdW tOM" ai;.M ., ,,,.avg i« (way llama No SxenMn _A4,- DFALF.s WARTFB 'p 1993 CAVAL'FR Z24 Red, A DDM WHICIE. as M 0 4 4x2-, 11 ora 30 aux. II, oil. 0lfrre's mol W en•evIDpuva A- .: AC nurse. nes; $ LASH f Der tt6.5V elk. CMM. 98"10 erg la , .<nI1 a enw I.10 (hear -: kw) 576-53 7 a,C ., , IoM, parva ,old. ." eft. tlwW 191x. old w-d°w. x49a 905355-4253 b tope JwyatpM} iw ebur, Cate 1 SiP n,e Z;p rcnorMt and rffpeDt• Bet 9m r ^% , ,.br.,,,r. W, j.m mome - 5 spew munecdar9 Calow 2-KOROOM .•a°able all- 905-S74ssl4 (4961408 -Ball s M (SOS - ted. peat mr horxa. rJnk. a BNF level d -ane -dada OO fur Margin ARle n M soOlon Rill, 6Mq don Mgt ee sew! K OOpkm CASH FON MSl We foray une he Ira 709 Corson t2737aew crops $21900 wm aoeel+ par .N ee ow x000 prp5k Can cam Ao. /kMe 2 NN100M AVAILABLE 16 1v 'IxwlWoom. DWrlrom l.'a." OIIlan flet asiu-9 38.900 Cora W -M4 Is 0 -rl¢kf v,u-S neI Osna.A M. pits .'. 905-4W 7024 Moet ineefpe a •amwp cannon Cal MS"$-S74ZW a*s few AlY 1ST -rale- I 330 S FMw,w Inc an sea+a 4teMn own ,,1x6143,-1555 34 "M Myitis Ring AxNOReer Ad �tnIDwa 57296 427'2.,$ a 1911k N 4r, MaWa For Rwn tvc1 lAomgV. airnON P,� 8ar'y $t Eau. yr, a 2 LAM 2 Dedrpdm apex fro Y wtOasne No pled 11:11 725 5751. 1 -awv-. 1-a.irFw M _RAD Mft0 SALES MCNh M9M Ofnlwa niaM9 a9 !905!5761721 Y, • 'h-aMt Mapon Mar in M '.. kwwMr kHer,.w (Skwnnoln. Sadek7LRoe' I •"'Iwe 5500 .1 mafuww &I wo ..In 5995 SCRAP CARS Wareetl tpp Ow4p1 I.a.Mry. pellwq ME "ed,00m AIR 8570. by '. em ,,,, In Ano two 2 bed- N ISI) \:A71 .... 12}71 nen.,: ,;iru ea rte. • 1 IweeeWN aMtE� DESIGN pax SAmt odaeer pwA Ayes JuN tw 51 -. a; s.: ;.1, ,,,, Iefit. w1 dated 8966kxeo Imwwe rOOlrts $6w.hyoP July in NOL CANNOI 96.1• . ,,iI. -••at Style- SONrA PWI fw11e Dw. 1O1"�'d �", "I'" 723.1466 ww a'.Y a0 m &5000 Cal 6M. Modem ISVLW ,M). Sao. %00 - Ate rp Nr owW.e e. -en AFFORD TO beau!'. cpw-ry talNlp yw band aa4ss (41 1 w Fe$AN ACTUAL OLDER ONTARIO SERVICE $6$8796 Iweldry. nr31reee Car Bl'1' A HE)l'SF.' gm ,N. peke ut-sus D• :a0. cion 17.11 $400 a 1s $-illi all, Home &W Wet page C'ea!IOn Hyper link _-_-4 BCi Eel• •� 7-NOFA M bu.." ow �s ON>lak apartment • �'"8 �QY$L.m $701:mmm a °I 11 -0w van-'• R<o,-^ma 7t111797.t 179 N"- 1 Fa vines 6 man. ..Ii I *)C A$t 55" 16 J. U14 r and sender Storage Call Jokin Duarte :enl,r seFww- erAclouS woo mawNawt 2 IM5 -. vena. laenI liedr'wm epi$ bur ori NO (905) 571-6275 Mora SW • 1 Rated INK* mit MM Must De IB at �.9�_,t� -"e PIA -w 1, awl 12." oar. :r: w. ✓t apo. hall 119. { urawaa ale lied NDC wen 51 Some weh DarFrt rrM-in dpt91A. pAlle graved• Reliaw lwFF x -800-H40-6275 .,til NUfr SELL 1 bed OS14AWA 4 Newn free Ill MIT sawRw '"w"' HEAVENLY PSYtlNC M- 'S Or]LI[ ..x.•21 7aTM00 Dw N .. O" Iwo 0M and MOW . 1 ,,H, boon A.k. $few bwroon Mfw pI. w Cole m uabdM waMnp STt-0983 ani 6 tw ArMI MApp t f60Nmo p1^0 owhe. 00 Station Mark Sta Ee P I '� `° *� �"� F xw ;1•;'e 07Swart �, ade 00 we eIi "' iw ' .' 1 _ 2nd ir., andel SIS000 ONO ,.n1n $ate, .. - ur apo (Len f299m,r• I ." nn /- 900451.3787 Pala 11 Atlpngawe :'.: Lnol t1dMlee 1905N3421M bur wlyww CLOT21-gp An CMVEM. 350 au- roo"t"s list, new sum' a toriutic $live anniversarymuch more $300 BOAT 1- CAR TOTE plus back lights Ill= ST. { 40 "I up. 190.5 -4J1-1 rn 7.9 eve .'-'- L�At fro-. pop No so � Ea 19051-5 5450 ours NEAYfNIr PSYCHIC f29W .n ., See Ix Sew AM OA" OU A, . rd. Soot avow rlom 1996 JEEP Gland CherMw all 31MCOE S. Ne.N me, NMIIWA 2 ,(.can". cwMra n„mr ', ,,. S"': J:w, Ju, GwAn. Eau OSNW- WATFAFMOT CDIIAGE 2 m,n r,8. 24 noun 1400. 451 3'8:, DAILY "ORO - t"3 OLOSMOMLE aCNNA -aeao 1 Or 1 x 4. 19.000 oleo D•1-:a:m tea- $Sip aur "'.., t. ohs ahs fid GtIOKe • 6 ,-w4 hee a free Am SALE sari HFATEN .urAN � rape. Lal 1 , ;.din ccunh, ' SCOPE t-Bpd{71-)170 u W 1.11.1,r I .N .�� '<•. ..ear runt .m. or% p.rer. ,wt new Fa- mculs..e S,eKowNoo pwrnnm OaN1w4{. ealw IrgwA a M-ow-lalpe9e tji-7M, x 6$5-41 j2-li':<„ aN,:ink IwaLan,grn /tw 1_4100,-l " .. 5"(32 '•us[ 211mun arounc muuo,n9q . e-ce-Lead 4 Jour au, .W gree" p9y merdr Cwte- Aod" tnNlwAleM, SM- CMR WJdOnP Stan un Far me Froin $75o;m0M1 all in- nor9 xaaw Sill toed Do" NO fS795 Arup� j . costene 56 NO Cee raw S21 OC Cyt (9051 83! tAw-190$)-571-3229 Ino ro 9aM GN MASON w uuvve IncaM mq.w w AM $4. R one d" Saha 3 mMF Iron tarcrat CNATNG ONTARIO ,6-21 ,XMI FEW= 1357 Shp 728'0208 ,nom $27.500 pan CM $350 -onto tla.M 9wry- (6131332-IMHOUSEA uNApe6 win, 2 WdOns. sena ,ls IMAMS 6 ,. AmtaCTIVf. AVID" 3-0wroan Aan Cors CtNOwrl Ilrlker ouFp $Inca N kr"M- IteM. P°"I { mosw 9w I 1996 CAVALIERpoor, au° OSHAWA". A -TO CENTRE -I, nod ors au alMr°M. A., uT$ nwy Iw.;a)?f-Mi4 ayaEabN Jwr 1 a MMok lee[ IODdN 7sM 1 vat° y'wew nanla9rf I yGv- 15.7638 tit 235. f32Lmn r4 wr uss "Wel locks, as Sal, . A9pan a Ve- 'C%ec uceyaro ample pall- Ou .•, urp4llC Wary. -Sn-MN 'WT,,�„te 'r n 'ela 4$Latte fuU4 ' aa.::I; 9/ 5,5 A Ing. $950 etvuww Av,Mak dry -,r -,:It B ldneors /. a 2 fJ►►ER fIDON al 1 t1wr00m TMIII Seat 1 -arm" 49mms 19051- SLE 414 24r ado. um N JulyI CAN(M)GB332M bwFoan Stalhf Int- 5500 Idose Park 4WHEY Mr run ea sD n Rath =: 1,11 d 18 T mlw AWA NIASINC MAS- Fpunp Ng ;i tc ORT :ami -;- 1170 Ford &onto 11 aoo. 33595 $6 CANIDNrM 1-N655F 6 snared Avall ,mMedW* Torr Goon pesue. ru- y , 'ugrpwel ahs tillage A1AX. New -nn. SAGE -'1,11•.1 S -11-t 4L King SM RE AND 'lorttum d IBM 000 CMvy .I. _Vw Toldt 496. Card pro- $70501nd ,rlUulw ISVW SO." rens BAG tlulp sl E �a DAKOTA PONT $2995 K Cnev $10 C= 1,s orvu, fvwshwd brlpm OSIAwIA.r ' bedroom MM- No 11163213501r Offtexe Cal(416)515-742 FwoFt o^ tot FLA yl. 1>.vc -qur114in F • aur hook st w, YW`, 4G49625 1130 am Spm c1.1 club uD v . Dun sm. true SI O SPG 1W SDAuuus 1 ONFOOm apart- rneni 1p1 .- enl. f11m011 Ca 1 (905)367-1717 Thr! �pn irpm°pio03t25 and 3 bla0an Olies C."r '+,.'none boo° auto. 53k. warlan:, •rex L SlmcOe StS Ono. MEN .0 WO Op o WRA S worlun. pe'wn cbm M Knob OM PWfSSIONAI 350 STI111T LIVIM ':Ir good elk Dunes both 00 shocks much more 316.800 Cal 1905r4o1-7155 raca. Drwb Ilealtbe 4 ap. Ion Farms S/:y"mM Cap ABSOLUTELY ASTWMING S; •,.hied leve, nnlshed Cottages hon N257vr19Y nn A" Decent gun 33 Std$ -tum Uavt rtresfApr 1$34208 (90$($71-019/ D'u"Us Cwrtrai &I, pwoap ala 2p m 432-WQ 6 manus the. !hen our a ,"Ice, s,qrfpt cxpusure had Sam /bol IAW'M lady 2535 :or ppNob loop vaM Im1111M ewltOrO. Mn mux nom s55G.montn Biu .,n IbflrkY Re Rem swmmxq, Doauq gu0d Irgl LOST WALLET - HWW4ny ISN $ATARI urn W. 1 4WIwr V- e�C 0o eo pm. 5725 MMRWG-IIApe. Ile. I- RW La,1+M baelnr 19051 N°Oa"Mk e9051-SW3581 Ing 9p5 -x36 -08p7. 705.778- CIM Go' ho Shop leen gurney Free N 4avn a was CMor, Way JT (9051 - _,,.�x 85 COCA m cemnea m r- Aw11 ,lull 7r, a W- Dwrwr Csseteknt aped- 729.9414 space 3096 Who Vtr. x051 KJ -11 du WAS L Ski" 19.500 1992 FORD E.p,Dr Ecdr ,� "kr". x;ua:r entrance and P1MfESS10NIN nolo tn5 x83-44 a 19051 439-011. R°wra ol. Call 905-428-0283 bet.W &"tr tdnwl, 4a/ aAf• J"s"g Call 7 putng. SSW -Iola NCW AJAX 3 BEDROOM W,n Icor In tininess d,sh,C7 d Osny AM" law to wcwsAd documents Avauale n manruk Fully - 10 Lend WITNESS to aocdM -Sok- r Bou Honda CW 9-m-5pm uupt kalner 1Mnr. MNM �a 2-0wrODm Daselt%m �'k ANP&A" of sem, Large kncnen raw -n "i x Pwe7$uppeew 1990 PONTIAC F,eard. 57L CO air I,W pft. 137.0000" ..a^ment BayNAI1nJ%I 1905M2b 1096 DII%-,n uurorY DIDrM,nG Icw illi,$ well Doar0f0omr • 1 BleerAna to a red won biaclt (roller asio 512 ODD. 905. '.•'•^fir. CAL sepaale w- Awn July EST 39596 mo . COnitrtlu4 rd1m. raapion. +e' vu 000 PICIERwc WAIK to of Inw1 -p fed- NOIIET M16LE." y $18 wne11 nock w 1 E JYM - tt (Spm On 101 fail. a gI po. quick q ick pp ,Sten,« ,.rp«. HUId[0 IJO-3120 tart. t ar PMknO. vMry vont UI% o�a,.. DaseRMM 00%L,W", t9051.2M-0760 wn,N Ano'o" CaII t. WN areeWlr Jwr In $30544 2749 " W ga:ustwe" HNAIAYAB KITTENS C~-.• � Road. (905)377- .-01 - eI.;Mm ,..-n! 1917 SMC safal Xlr S7gC apanment sew,ale entrance AMB by ek tan 4 bur fw4. acceplea ngadress Act Dula- , �.r a:iw:- LAF9D i7$O HItlYSn,! 6x7-9023 An 725-8797 a Deno 725- �. app -WIC 'orNner lwmt ' �seC LCA aSAIN $2590C ,, wa,• new pant. nor Laundry outlies, WAruve louse I 112 burs tr wrra- a CerepeA JI creat raurlp Calc fa tree 905-5743949 AJ11a, 1Dwrpom wsemwq Arailak June M Cel 19051 1laknp. 4 aDDkaic44 $1454 3epreNNSaew ,nmrmalon 905-5767505 aleeeierN :1 pa.mew bryes 22096 Club- e0l eni MSN. 905-a$31 fled 35600 1905) -/32 -AM' roe rent 110 TUBoc1 Waller. $373189 r. .uokues 11161.5631605 Stuaw loan ncfuad ISN VIN ed oder 50,040 days. MINI storage units. Oshawa dryer 6 7 Available July 1905)472-9929 aver bee, Be. sail plop ped- ,, 5 speec Duck SeCw o anti 6Dm t S650/mo CAU (905)�Abe- PICKERIM whlwt Rd Spa• Spm 'onWetuddri apkle And door* Eos access N1re ;,n .nate arm. Mop Astem Si; SC Deck soot. ro. 2778 nous be0ram MIM. Park- AJAX NOIITN detached J Y Ntsals - pwlhryry show day down. St350D olio 1 TrAYMS SIM. NfAMNf A LOA. IS MT GUAM ALO SOME BUILDERS COSI fur 1!96 Bulla Your Dlam Home or Cuhage a manutaUwus WM call 905433-S& Lal Sally 576 -SM up. firepau. Sep am to (9115)725-9991 AMMTMfNTS FOR NIT 2 bedroom, 5 appkdexcin air. 6 I MIs July 1st $850 xrJalve. fens hteshed Cap"" COMAMM$CHANGE UP. FONT FEES. OTHERS cal. $4p 550 per sduae toot plus manalf nen! In Phone 3 YEAR OLD Arab $800 3 1171 22fT. Prowler truer Dearoom ac"elol all m garepe, yard, year old Curt horse sleeps 6. fully equipped. good 1". 2 bedroom 3650 6 ISWAst (905)-42PBSM DM111kIn Aug In. $1050 Iw Reeg MMT.nN $11BCESTEO THAT red (9051-1279986 i1.50G. 3 ear Plmo $2 DOG 6 d0 owner horse WE FINANCE common. comes with canopy �r9 4 5 For more oto M MRIIM, large nese Oke. y�1�$.9766m wwalapemmt HMMMMe. MIM" aro, 3. MMTNUTETNOR01JMl- Yea S2. 500 9e3 1x4 EVERYONE andarrear room. aslunp mem apMm"t 1.04drodrh, bedroom, Tv. VCR, BBD, low 52900 190$9636 2123 NEW oWMMq -MVM. 2 3 Intl bath" sego at Cance. raenronl to Wla en $7096 lr BEf011E SIEMENS ANY O811AWA OBFDMNCE ASSOC NO tum downs. 196 TEMP CIIIN011011. 33 A. Dedroom apartments sun. park", air carlMWW. (t DLnM Z wok Cal (905)571-0767 COMTUM. June 29Cauca sun,np 1 AortdAy Ylg Basic io First time buy- ers, bankru pt: n Irom $810 LI mclutsve tile. unities. so*. nor, n 50 coMndri. yr, awrunq L"'4 room in unit. IBM, sm kang, no plrs. available $13.500 Place oro 19851 576-2925 immer atefy $MmoaW DrsiJ Pdol% 3-0tdroom, 4 appkaace5, NOUSEAEEPNN, AK commer, ,Rices. Cook. Swmmnp �MpFpt9tt• A wr rad Bev 19051 655 bad 263-89M ug Can aver spin (9 5)4W IMP 01k Ma` Pavan June - OO. .k P=rone mpgmt credit; n0 1968 RMGf. ABANAKE INMEWTELY, m 1129 - wit w $dV*, 1 (7051.877.2396 lake Kasha - MMGAGES - Good. bad am 3PANMLS sm-boos. credit! If you oder Well "Mel, fully Ill miShe, OFOUS Apt DWiewly spa- vont araOed rlorN palm- Ra1CFl10NT a K. 1arOl ale II10Pt. Go. AvY. July 1. ovw bop. post fr tot, any pAn she snows. coca -Door Pups to saw Cal Laurie 905-665- 0191 a t-865.577•DOGS work; YOU drlVel Lots of 4 Dan lull -sue In hedge. coat. ac. ler". u awdgeJt. ed with tlaxalq Uaac w Des, owroom baseman Mai 6490. dC $18.000 5-668- snobyylrtp. a unions rtUuW mem, separate Crura,, pptt- $975. ubhma No FID snnolorg' PM" LAM -0- IAEi. one bed- oar, SM%*etmy, ir0 taw- rates pox. roes from 1 49\ All applwion aacccceeppted Com - Isrol pre- 49e t,ntAast required, m pets, 1 DO. laundry hon SNwNt 1st/ 0301111" 9 room. MSW" coN0e5 mur°NM11Ipa0t6683B05 ATTEIfI1M: bop owned vehicles to bedroom $690, 2 bedroom, last, 37Suro MCJUSM. 1982 JAYCO 30 realer. $790 3 bedroom SSW Cal 1905) 509-124 Fully equ4ped. gas BBO. m- Crowaw, scraped room. I � I Dappe Doaey PetSlaps B, at condib . mr 430-0134 (ANE 3-Dwrdom Mu pbIDt. vdeo Gu aner 3 P m . [onoomDsm1 ONNerewMitt Systemsn 200choose up m 150w pnoSPECIAL A from. voraw. Ser sited Btauutul 3 SPA• dle d Saes, gel $tea. 905.377-Wll or 905.352• deck, Dunks. malar dOroom, BAGIEL09 apartment in CIOUS. Bnghl Pmae drive- f15o plus utwees AvAilak 3128. 58$:43 ANNNKEWNTI The T Tisfusesids $7999 uP Io 300 itis FINANCE mm cotdnlon. axing war GII'9054JJ-8795 mutes from OW yen ahs cable emNloce{A Aupfn 'lull 1 Bnn"d Cal WALLO$TM WATUFUMT. cable ever TE On Network N be judiats sunup at $25, 24' Fire HYpp"I Coniarw S25 99 DEPARTMENT 314.000 (905)831.2682 $850 . Rekrar_ (9051721-9567 3 bedrooms. Z slaters. N. Mars"np. No Dpyppt}thppl�l BEST Bal T, 6. 10• SHERIDAN M3EMENT APARt�IT- Couetice ora (9059M-0577. MIIABM - 7aweorVSlnica. VCR. rnerowavt, DrODae lade COIFNM torp -top tem Fig OSIWwe 800 SUIT 1 bed. TMwt 880, boat S nota IWUW farcy. 3 bedroom con- Formed $1S.32T49 n Itw last 90 days Be Bk ass re Your ante,, UNWbe Guarantee, Iran $5.99. bop from CHEM 905.7.8499 Inutr. fades mood $3000 In upgrades uxJ screen -In room. CwMp an. ,Mal vac, PIC, ad iM fE1roM. 2 do - 0 .pod access, W 905.632it10 DCO.. adult D, fMCUk del(136-829-1231011 Inc. 35.99 49 7 UyVW See LI awnpa,z. separae "- p��0 Dad!, stored 150 U.N Damp Aug let. Nu 1 used haws 6 Cbse W ori It" wedNp. a MMwry Mol- ,tgWn akywbw tmstw0 rec Aftw Astlrp Oshawa Dog es a tbe Osroun Slow. Orono Far GroundsJune12. twin $6150. 905-579- 9 2080 amentia. m pets. mptlpro for Ibes Avaa Joy tit. No pet. IMI,'f800 ply$ pMibes. Fa �-�� (9p51.579.9016 FOR SALE 13. 141 (905)723.5413, Fax 1961 NOMA Accts DnwS lite 1190DOKms U nun-smdNr, wry quite per. apo, (415) 345-9130 CtEM WATER AREA, 3 bur. 35' HOMET TRAILER. We son 1st Zest a refererice5 Stedman V&S 723.1466 new Red. New bra Cerldied ASL. left OFT near POOR Ontario required 1165Nmonmly OSHAWA noollk nwnhallee, �. Moafn . P 091MNM DOWNTOWN wage eeD Departmert Store Adimmobin tip $3500. (905)-619.1251 at- Skips I. lull bath Glass S Available July 1st CII Jay 11 Ronda Mon -Fri. 433.1166 an'an aewA" 2 b@dMm it=, Main floor, ren. Fiat tib axil b , eq_ ffAS ' Call 72`'- pis 45 Minutes north -.'N, ler bpm or (116)-822- sue" room, com furnished Dock S 2 B/R for the price of 1 �IpDtO Sow S05-574,373. 0407day5 pwhly CREW PROILHN? On the e0u1p stNd - seasons pad BRICNTI loge 2 out. waw- dr 280 Wf9tMOrth $t.W. 3 8/R also available. PWI M90. 3 -bedroom seed, QfAl1UM1ER, 2 bedroom of Toronto hnacin, Down toed NERC, TOPAZ. Aso 15 fishing but with out osml apt Like new Nar from $750 0AL r"rs 96000Kms Onpml Ower 75HP motor and Dmf Driller aI Imeruues Ideal for singW Utilities included. Easy top 0001, GA.Vac. $Jwt Wa, Idly fummunll MONO Iola, Adel Well established mfnns trucks. vas 1981 to t9M .1200 or 000 as i5 (905)- $15000 0.80 (905)-576. pprotewonal couple No gels 5766772 Rlic ekes RnlAast rr access t0 401. Clow to Call dry, B goon;$ Cbse to ab, hot tub, Pod soppy Go 9745. AvaKaM JulyCAII E tures S refereirm $z50 profitable Moor Auto Saks Ltd 792 5562 Slmdoe Street South Oshawa dmed $6SNmtn red Immo' ACAOW PARTS UR -x965. Aga Code WakeMs Of anter ' sCh001s, $nOppinp. for aP 1 tO vied,: (9059620-9M8 US CII 905.134-7181 CLEMIYATBR, 2.3 bedroom business. Phone 905 726 3382 1 ors d new parts. new two 7 aAMwwv (905020-3507 t ) 71$1-8•%41 SOUTH MAK 3 bedrooms Fidined bsmi tally furmsbe4 m ltule (Dery Owners retiring An CMVEM. 350 au- roo"t"s list, new sum' a toriutic $live anniversarymuch more $300 BOAT 1- CAR TOTE plus back lights Ill= ST. { 40 "I up. VERY Clean back" apart- Otladte0. Deck, 2 IutDM[es. double pI "laa"I) homes Ce111al Air, hot tub. near beaches Inventory and 705-32BQ811snp) and sir s Na new, low DDer 2 Dedroom. at 1n mlUkn. mens. no pelt uw-Sooker rage. Avail Joy 1st 111007 pods, [x1905 723-5989 IDP 5 mw • IIbkbn 19051331-K59 and "Woe anrxllom cndd- fixtures negotiable mil Asking $750 Call DC bah 911 umnps referred, yl InrJunve. smm Cape r" welcome .275/wed. 1967 CAMERO. 305 no rust OSHAWA AUTO CENTRE 132-389,L.Allan a Else, S650Inclusive will uundry, cketing. Rougemo"i aro, S" AJAX, top time, 2 Photos shown ,n your home Approx - cash Idle Ib Cenly $2.2w a beg Sales. Service. Repairs S Cr able. double parking 430- 475rmonth. CII (905)509- bedroom hove. Centra at/ (905)683-5503 9370 Investment 0592 aapppludedpa Uose to Go 7paa. deer all 905.987-3716 C1eaning Certified record, . MWIM P.Ow Mohr hrsUlast $1 J6 000 161 MERCEDES 300D. 4 ,oleo ars mIUDk Whole' MOCK ST. mon of 101 r WHITBY - $011 REF, c-ae r $900 plus utilities 11 Poor good condition S run- sale price 92 Cnev Cavalier. 11' ALUMINUM But 1985 bedroom. July 1st S711/ rcfereaas mqukred 905- FpSek 1-800-6ti5-5085 pownlown, lar 2 bedroom m black S160C 080 Cali 2 door. 5 speed $3695 89 40HP Mariner with trader monthincludesncludes hydro and M 427-0 905723-2x58 Buie Repo Custom 4595 Great Strunngg but Asking required moat^enl, OSMWA NOOMWLSM, 1- NO SELLING Place this new Iw905)4,.O_ 174irstNit ncltsrage, Ani efM B� _K RIWERA. ,m- 90 Bonneville SE. $AM 89 52000 Call r 579.3467 Aug 1g 665-s967.668-$867 bedroom, 2 bath, ilpix yyon- • a Product lust refused macmate .Stena oaded As Dar 0m. $22L0 M Cmaro tion. $800 oro 1stAAS1 1M. FIBERGLASS Bal OROCIVFINCN - new 2 bed RNercnxes (905123-1391 eSeconsignment Doto on Die YYa, money 2d Mmes aI- MMmeessapeo (au 727-0619 228 $2900 90 Lasmo. steennp wbeel, Canopy IOnp loom basement apanmenl nualy Act now lot stores 1n $3795 91 $unbled 24r, auto. Jonmon motor EZ loader Separate Lntrance. able. WHITBY, urge i bedroom IMPEN LEVEL of bungalow. your aro 1 dry a wed hum - 19N $3595 91 Cuv Spraq 23r. 5: trailer $1200 080 Cg 905- Laundry ho pets. nonsmoker quiet basemen of mpkx, 4 Picliennp. 7 be01oom5. Sar mum required 1(519) 911- Eib,nadC ow 127-8063 Coo shopping ad k"s. s6 $2295 73 Mustang $BOG lmluslw is and las( appliances 11reDlace, no bills wm a (611$ muape. runs Aral acdkm 5950 plus Outws Available OKUhul Condition $1.200 Mach 1. $6995 89 Canner 2 1965 3SHP Outboard Evirrude references. avaa0le July 1st Awad Aug 1g $595. GII JuNst (905183y- c8.6 NSTAURNITAIM owner re• a beg deer urge Pod side or auto. $2495 90 Curler We motor CDmlplele with 4263689 aver 6 p m (9W-420.6652 AS. 2-w. 5-sDd. 31. 53995 controls Long SFW$ Runs WINTBY. 3 bedroom main ° 4 Hong Business esladMnw App O, 20 yeas Two Mrs OR $10019051 666-3019 N Mustang Lx, auto. $2595 UQrat $1200 CII (905)-725 CENTRAL Deflating. large 1. 2 WHITBY, gopecus. bright, la floor d slide sped. 5 aprlanc. 7394 11 bedrwm MB -con two boon FWI MOlat real, paved a5, air conditioned. i1,00N 90 Beretta GT, BM95 160 a 3 bedroom apartments Imed basemen MWfNM Dur, Inclugw, first a last ties Business A equipment fUyn5p�0e00 or onl- JOE$ TMONADO. IuIN load. Slmcoe St S. Dsnawa 1919 CAMPION 17tt Bow rad. available In wen-Mamlaned Available Immedutify $6751 Bowmanvllle. 3 bedroom end rgrsbe e0 LonMU ed '6u.000km 52500 Pax 19059UL-2255 et 30L nboarWoulboard with building close to all amenities month al v)uslve No Pets a unit townhouse, clean cam. 1Excellent An 725-8797 a Deno 725- DOprK I H33 vJtB3 trader condition Call 905 723-0977 smokers (905) 427.7371. Pka.< �pplences paape. wc- 19051623-1400 ,__ , 2005 Classified INQU 100 Careers 105 Career Trawg 110 General Help 115 ReaiBus 120 Otto Help 130 Sales He1VA9MBs 135 Skilled Help 140 Computer Data 150 fcispgNI -yI DPW 160 Daycare Wated 165 Daycare Available 170 Entp wMW N'arled 175 Home Caro 1 N Busness to Business 200 Market 98" 205 Frewood 210 Bargain Conw 220 kw*s for Sale 225 ADCbf tar Rare 230 Articles warted 235 Chnsimas Trees 240 Barrer EJKnwlgt 250 Gaagah''ard Sales 260 Arts 6 Craft 2270 CwVJWN*n* 2.5 Pods. Sp 280 Lost 6 Foal 290 Pest SrppkalBOading 295 LnesKxSs to Sale 300 Aulondbks For Sae 305 AudnlOdesIts- 310 Trudy for Sale 315 Tmds,Rl 320 'Ja iA rRNw Orwe 330 Traders 340 Aum PMN 6 Repos 350 Aum Le" AM 356 Moot n 350 svwlr4wn 366 Marts 370 Reaesedml VIIId11 375 Fart" Et om@ M 380 RRo aq do FAY Eqwmo pr N IN 405 ApwWknt WMtled 410 HayMt For P*V 415 HIM" WwINd An Tow eallw Far Iwo 425 Space For RarN 430 Rooms For Rent 435 Roan WN9d 440 P40M a Board 445 Funarbd AOcafarNOlNpN 4% Shoe/AomvwwINR ASS CrllAwemew For Rat ' 460 Olhn 6 Rated %" • 412 �dvage 463 ir4u" U ��'�BCfr 496 waiNww Space 470 CoBagas For Rar4 AM R "ff4m L1M9 485 Res" 490 Flags Vacom Fellaa 496 Lad For Root SM PmIMA I lot For Sora so ft To Buy SIB TOWAPAU 4 sale 514 co mnrtW al wry ms ftemwmPtuplq S10 CaiOos fa Sale 625 Cet dwo" Land 530 Fannie b Sale . SM Lots lir Sale ' 54 ;Md -Toon From N - So Jaa00n Notxrltt - 560 CartagM For Sale ' SN mom IIfire and pI t, S70 CNmpar TOWN, SON S75 Mv" to Lard ' so Mx►jw wwwa SND oma pwD4cldM • no &wm GpponalDN - 60610 tgai 0 L;; NtNloN -ON= 620 "moan • 625 Marta Art ISM 640 Caneg Eve* 650 Aucwft 660 670 Personels ' 671 B1Na1essP9fsdnM 67S cwppmm Go MmMc'am m IN waste SWAM : 700 710 Brfs ' 720 Cadets : 140 In Memwwm , IN Cads d thbis ' 756 Grawm TENDWedOelgAmammMM 7M AnOVw5ara5 No I"I mw 4m sm Window o m y SM Floral Desgn M M,GAr ag 696 60S ' US 607 �Y SS6apt 696 E l NoPar"ADOPPEANp 611 Mad" Shop 812 Appliance Relar 813m Postal swvcn $17 Comm' "FMntl!lails $18 Piano T_ $19 Phone P=8 saraiai M 0AlemFef1i16 am Pll xppi, fit. U4 Grocery . 835 IV Yard maim wo _ in Lam MOM Raper IBill m MMNnwwa4i6" i63 HM65xarb . '.H6 SnOwFlernwW 160 co" 1 Disc Jockeys 89 Party Sedences 963 Ban" Fac" 966 Fisi Chairs MO music N1 AsnoTllfteg IF 966 PhiabsTMasisc'hoolt - M Nanny Shite$ W DrAi Schools BID Induarce M euSiwstSelvlas . M PrdeslaW Do" M CKWWW AMM&O M 966 WelpLou . 961 h" mwlb + W HUM, Bib 811 TM, Fn6rcis Dirs" 969 NMwa mb 910 On" r q 41 llm anci ine late L unruly A7'Tmi of Ajax, and At I lenderson of Oshawa and Marjorie Geiss of Nhitby, would like to announce he engagement of their children ALAN & ALiSON The wedding will take placcAd inn House clawing : Houx Clardhg A/LLIND ���j/vr'1r`1�� MAID SERVICES J�'-w l 1 A OonSron o! Gaillino Mam,enance $"^, ce; Mothers Day Special! 1half th bookings of weekly or bi-weekly rvice prior to Mothers Day; receive price on the First Four Cleans. Sugect IG terms & conditions IFu!y Bonded& Insured) 683-7515 ImprdsewMnts Mo.mg i Storer MUOGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS MOUNTAIN Easement AF!s MOVING SYSTEMS Pec -rooms, plumbing, w, .,SII T„w armmn, Add'Bip15, eledireal. C uraresr0 nit ,anal, ceramic dig Peckabovp stone aria 15 yrs. Exp. "q"�e� � Call Mario 571-0 ss (905} 619.4663. 1-888-491.5000 cel.(416) 560-4663 HURRY-O-THE- MOvERS Fim.hrd Move big br small, we baueneets. Ogee mem ail I Free est, -,lmroans, addKk7rls mates • senior$ discount. s'"1 SeNrd 510roe4 Snort nonves ce moAp- pliances moved. also -Idm repeats. storage space avalabot rroih 9uarartped. Comparable rates Call Walter Leaver p1S1l17.4g7 ^r 428-2145 t 04-iwF203-Wpb MINALSNI MOYaIG POST HOLE A STORAGE I xdlmy& ♦. ":m; rkmnes Aoa­-'- Fcri at Dcck OnCm_ Wplu, s •anti rsjyarr Garbage,AlorM DGCOWRSSpeculators LC .4 Scrap mew .rsvrsd Free'sumwees temyxal, PaNNsaatow .tae4le cion 4367715. (�e5) �11TMZ4 •' E.Der—ed ,•� ..roM MovnS i surrey. �� Pb';an rates, homes, � ",Cos. Mo. at Them Is No Job Too 1�91a By 0r &ILII! e1 4 We 8e M ANI!! . 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Mat w mon ores • •u>i SELL R NOW Resldemm Commercial comparnr Ran CALL 683-0787 y� » OR FAX 579 4218 1.81.861.7751 j)1{rprALa� UtlLLx - ine family of me away peacefuffy June 8, 1998 at Ajax & Pckering atArMli Vo~.l a taWetl.t•r4W late Leonard Daley would like General Hospital Loving wife of the late walace CALL DAVM to thank the Doctors, and es- Albert Devoted mother to Albert and Ins wife Lots, 831-703'S Mayfred and her hlrsba d Jnm Coss Ronald aof his peciall y the nurses of OGH were Cindy. Linda and her husband Colin Grand, and (7th & 5th floors). The nurses Russ and his was Cindy Bente will be lady missed PuMSMMaf : Para Servkfa were absolutely ir4'ondett in by her grandchildren James, Stephen Jwn and his helping the arnil throw h u t'ancee Caroline. Lon and her husband Steven p g f y g Soon Christopher Ryan, Adam. Chelsea. Kem and RASSii WANTS WORK very difficult time. Special Sean Special thanks to all her Mends at St Mar. Doing Magic For Children's Parties thanks to the many people tics The family will receive friends at the McEach- AndAll Occasions Have My Own Magician who brought food to our home, me Funeral Home, 26 Oki Kingston Road. Alax I Cat! Ernie 6111!-4132 who sent flowers t> canis, for Martin's Bayridg Pick. -ring Village) 905428-8488 from 2.4 & 7-9 pm on Wednesday, and at St. Lrs the donations to various Anglican Church (SI Martin's Driveat Random IN . i Pservices Party Services charities and especially for the y Pn;k.!nng ON) on Thursday. . June 11. 1998, from 1 many mass cards. Thanks Pm until the funeral service at 2 pm. Cremation I so desired donations to the charity of your choice also to Norah & the CWL who would be appreciated by the family • • put on such a lovely reception. So many pe Ito gave res so y 7 much. We have wonderful THiSWEEK x�NewsAdvertiser �ntfor lends, ami) and nei ""ours �Children'S entertainment for any xCaSiOn. Cbwns� � family g NprthumleY•rla riot 1haracter look-ahkes. loot bags, balloon -o -grams. 7U"o have let us lean on them Na:ws �1ace painting, magic, music for support. You all know w/70 Blue Ribbon Award Winner- City Pmnt 1996.1997 you are and zue are forever * 90571-5331 thankful to yore. * * * * * * * * * * * Forever loved and sadly AUCTION GOERS�� missed by his family. WMa scwA ;; :cher Durham Reglen residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our F8_ DRMNG SCHOOL TO place yOUr new dedicated phone lines. All auction roved driving course pl�0llalliad notices that are published in one of Dur surance disco nt. r �l M1W11 am, publications will automatically be listed on till 683'4707 this phone line p � �l 683-7545 regulars offered. Free-Jpicku OISr -171 ■ .,.�. - .aEaaDf:II11p you. C1Anylg10r1 Residems.O.-Za,s WPMmeows -19 pave 14 Un— a pot. VWe, sal, S17 was mrancny described Copy should nerd 'Chrome, 3,li sharer two, $33' N. Y,wMtoy ipaog,a. to — aawd ..Wco f and egret any rtKpnvemence or Corlluson IMS mote have •:fused EATON'S] In our Storew,de Father's Day inser,.-ncluded in this newspaper Please note. Paye 30 - Eleetronic Hand held golf game. $39.99 will not be available; Page 23 - Swatch watch gift with purchase incorrectly described. Copy should read 'Bonus Pen with any Swatch'Irony" watch pur,hase-. Page 25 - 30% on all Vanity Fair sleepwear, robes and daywear copy should read. 'S0 oh an Vanity Fair sleepwear, robes and daywear Not all styles available in all stores' 'Ne sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused E A9rid%iu9 Day Care Available f -zip, Aj PICKERING NEVUS ADNIRTiSER BRINGS YOU... WCERELY YOURS TO RESPOND TO A.NAD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUR. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. .'ad ' 9Or45'-;-17 $2.0 Par mm. LONG TERM REUTOR M r, Old dvornc ei. woo W" !ria -anrq Bratre 'er"M M-lou'"I good ,,uu. %.*N. gr Z9. amqum and more Semng a how sears *&,Mo male IISM .0 serla reweave aro a :arse of Malo BOX 14568 won R ALL, 47 M old Iarmit Mb wyaa ndrg Aun; Parog Ma.nb Inr.bq, dwg oLL monis old n14n Seeuq a ahle mag. 41 b s0.5T "IW. teeCtl-1 nide r tr: drawuger h M we write eeenm BOx 12100 VERY PROMISING 31 r dot ST tut logs"a aftloc we -d 'r, am. .al dewwm film, WAw oda r soul tondo Enya pMR inamn9 rmtaa, ..eliMld gwa•Na adrmn Swk ng a eve. 40M 50. ST a lair. Atli soolfr -sial Box 12M 1JES TETTER SHARD 17 n ale 51 100 0. Pyre eenCl-r briar .er, ft- her A yr$, major ad mss Xrwo, Eripys win. +e,•9 W" into mar Semwq n ammo mW .ler Ina -wraL W owam Nng tam easrmp Box 14449 MEAT WE RIUR ori or old anMbm...M ww" bre booi —,yr g PerR'-g aid not. $eale nq 4 "Nor ;0 N..0 sinew ofefat. .rr View roil b era a " ver BOK 151322 F ENDSWfl > ,, old. 5'S', m.*w del Wdet Vern .m, 1 =0"must lor'9 .eks. twill. .:arr"q old More Seeking a mer won ver 4r inert. kw kemtor "Na review She Box 19045 DOWN TO EARTN... Acl w. n IF old Irwin -1 as would the b mer an hiii ssx;vii, axg mac 55 b 61 Ar a good sew at Mere. Ano will 'ry;sx. -As Moo s. be% cards and arm Via' M"WOA ifI11r to Iz CALL R SOON, 41 a 34.56' blot .rb enpys hffrg Iwq -ahs deer,; and anpng ,. you ars rer. e9ed In gnaq b km. Me WW CI mw 9Cx 13211 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP Detail. sew. Arman lady rias mac+ roe: dmkw Eayys apses. decor, Tiok*r dreg 0111, is mamets dM Ipa its aria driver n Tw merry Seeks tory. Srcero, c,,Ow Pillow eaol IDs, .0 inner moat. or Or c4boo 9 area o lmnonp only. BOX 30.67 UPSCALE LADY! Sof W""d. Pitiless" boor 47 win icn9 roxi shtede her and book yes Lakin damp akt UCC carr)' Mag —.K MoWcYclig. bae" ad frpq tie. ftw Losing for a Waltman Mo a Mai ver core and bvnp a aisrg r@Mad p BOX 13156 SEF40US LOVE1 27 y, old seg* lenme, No hatnadd nag add calks n Tse beach ad I'm bang w a Ren alb I can SWI a serous relmm9p .el BOX 18108 LOOKING FOR A FROM 52 r oU eddv&xW singe link r M a rbroy, kind and srlcen. Enjoys latrg camping. tle aadoas, ra markets toMcng and Mo" � for a Mile, 50 to 60. NM sora e4rto friendship aril mm patoon" BOX 149M TRYING SOMETHING NEW 53 yr old. 54', 125 It. dcorced lahile AIN lord herr and due eyes Looking for n how est. romanK male who Kers mors. daK- wg, got and more Nn sp4er, prkNrted BOX 17521 FAMILY NO WANW 35 r old singe note with hazel cps Erpoys kdeg senmrg, spods, arenas, and mere Seeking a inee, 35 and 45. who has good wnly sabm and Nat rhNn UO filters ok BOX 20256 THE THE 6 NOW! 43 r old, singe etas Nnrle eto vis in Dutmm region but was in Toroth Looking w a Re*, NalXd M save age. who Mss Iter ouW=, plays ad more Must be so- are, Idordest and Me ildrn. BOX 20281 IN YOUR SPARE 11E- 22 yr W mer Whole sale rq an odw role gentleman 301. 45, 4 dsoed rlmuws. Wal Someone meed who a M BOX 12423 TRENDS FIRST 25 yr old, Mt !geed, mdse. Sngr Maw er d two, 56, bkot eyes. nqs muse. moyoes, etc Lodi to make new hoards and start a new Me BOX 26525 DEGCEC'C MY 'wire,. maw, .nronq lomaie, OF" :VK% :raring 0`1" acbm" 9w- !amg aria cookrq so" horror moor 54-M range or the Caoowq or Source" ase w bongw same .c hamar a we, Box moa FRIENDS FIRST as 57. Pew. swnateacs.e roto. a $ags a widower. 55!0 55maricaay sewn .e good soma d tawro ryes JW" Music wilts W. 1rerg No and'nae must be rower, aurtamo and &%CIOdaw Box 14t!1 ATiRACT!VE LADY Sell w" Armes M 5Z' I to w, tXom "a add daft WO herr. amaaoa 64 a maw Eppy older,. asst. Ione .Os. draws r cuWY mac add mow Saarwq a LWn w mal. 4 b 54, IV a Ow 0 Poe, AZ d4w r,shp Box 15912 SWEETEN NY LIFE! 0 ys of a 'tonere.. '4. nekgrt inn a Wong mar, "Not mw b stir so's .m negly 4-,d .Roy a be d aakwtde. roe, e,1 r oM anam4 tons) brow, ver a era wad rid .0k w wound a. 10 MIM You eo!t 2od,a LIN WEN R UipMl 22 r o4. wngr Tbm •4 M .en site tywaa her Enjoy r or" aft roq +ywe % it" ma Wer ami it roar SW" n MMECV*. MINN. Mp er.s ha b oke, avdl' VAX/a NAt b maw o inn wrigaOkr ser aMatiaoi sox 10!18 STARTING OVER 41 r w er_t.a rrak.g Mnww 01 Iwo. OeNs aro tls Eng to mads. req .mks 4-1 wo norm a bin S" a ream 40 .to om m vrdw r4rath o aMparecronp BOx 204A UO CARE OF ME n n old. 51' t'p t threw d ver a INs ng a svos rswWrtsnp re a'w4A' nW inti Mb w bear arm of Me Erdpp rater Orap ---4 ado P" Pan+ SM 206.75 SEEK W MATCH' A or dot 129 b. Nerals .n. -TOWS sports, go^9 b do" won W.M 1'es J rag Seei, og a mar .e, sena mwmN BOK 20657 HEED A FREM 4 mer d a hrd on re;,r ook area ren tnWa. lowness. cnsderate add "wildly I wyry quo mews moves pkalo ad h"N old wilt lrynds No head games and Bat we ni You most be amm M BOX 2852+ SINGLE am Is r dot mmw at are Seeking a i01M no. mW, 20 to N Envy colorNed^4 pa - WS ice woks. etc Box 1064 ARE YOU HAPPY? 53 r old 54! 125 lb. wry is poorly, oug,irg boric .0 bko yes res got Muss MOM . oddoas..akS etc See" a hop inns .0 good people sasswho a hW*t hppy And goad Mxtead Preto A non choker BOX 13049 WE COULD BE A BATCH! 40r oil, sage. MIN seeerg a meet. oft, a mote,, twtld. %MAD* ardd oraak* sate Enc y So nnl0oa ft Wwkq, trio, Spats, ox, BOX 13169 LETS BE FROM ST 32 r old, sin, duress singe kmra4 oars Mg oaks. maws. ding Oce aid rmre Saebdg an hor" pf man 30 b 37, oho ri appreciate ren b Mb I am and would "Will* We b NO doom aid hale kids BOX 13514 ENJOY VW 35 r bid. heal' but 5e, 185 b sm* mmrr, W"woconaw bade, wyoys WAM%PW)Vrg WK &X% gang toe, once or a wnee. at. Saks win book. Musky NA rete. 31145 Sol* bods outcome . BOX 13528 WANEMINk .WOMAN Si4ae, ung -"sloe• outing, vary Mrp. singlo netar of one, 33. rgop M rlds0r and toalow W. amWL at sow" a getlwtml 30 to b, who hen ft Lam gral ok; BOX 15992 LETS EIkDY LIFE! 4 r old wltone,d mmotr of toot. 56'. Naim W vnassgn. arypys won read mg. mkrg thaw. Mount, -OK oncM Nd maw Satlmg a mW w per oto, 0**Wdtq. b Skirt goad linin wan. HOW b ver it= you sum BOX 18210 PETITE AND ACTIVE 41 r old cwcted man of two, N4* out- doors, Mg risks, gMM eyerrgs at noon and more. SH" a gvdwiwL 40 plus, M4 has the sant mems and aria to stat over BOX 18484 SENSE OF HUMOR? Fm IigU4d tell" $4ryas kanolse. ago, wiles, et Searing our sww* around RR age win a saw d Ixrtbr Soul re your Cal mei BOX 19666 "I'll admit it... -m fust not tomlorlauie nesting people in bars or des groups, so my best 'td, Susan, suggested rho F -oaals She tried d and 7 it wins fast, easy, safe ntldential and that r'u meet really Nice �' So I placed my ree ail and meta toderful man till shy .y.' now I m .Hy and IlI-IJI'e ' MUSK r MEM INAN7EC 310Old ST .. burial, e roo."Oft vni11/ scrap a .r$4. grey mere SI' a vow 3239 ,-.Cray saw. MHMW mini ndomd win ro cl Aft Im Wag later rswami p Bpi 16858 RNEICW TO SHARE AM*coo 5 7 17 Mxrp ady ma rv01s MeieK W" WIN Weg earl low is drr9 and tion b be mr waver s.oug gamer- . swirly Ws. Mb would shun taro BOX 30563 51m! IrS A SECRET Mo alfa! ).male medrdM bur. We", M Seeknq err J1nepWy madwt pod Meag mole ^4w 25 to 35 .e biles yin. ale a a inn Sno w, OW4 mwre4x oto ko o m BOIL 155M TAKE CARE OF ME.. HI yr oil sm51, 10,00 oft rips pr- lprrq h.,N Mia win rot !,ends Ing D4fNq ad Mon seeloN a nail .r Dual mW Mb Vus timing kin row good Pb am ars a Sworn rewwwy BOX I70 AWAf1ING W LOVE_ 41 r o4 %M O mors :ding era toil 4-"M brbcws, J" DJ, Me" e,4 mull Moe seedling M n hardest, slicers your BOX 1'87' GREAT SENSE OF NNIMOR Mach, yang nCme, or one 44 56'. Mrdm bud, MwcwtY seawe, mpys 6rk. a, mug cut. mani rore0aoN. slung and more Sewing a prdrssam mar do a nbkgm. etly and teas sa.lr erras Box Imn Cal 1400.451-3113 5249 per min LET'S SAAR LIFE 32 r old srge dad. Mancah suable. ■0 brown ter, blue eyes and a Mature, smok- e and an otasom or" Liles cruse Maes. spins, ware. e,4 much mere Looking sansgm b snare Ne wen. am 30506 LOOKING FOR A WOMAN 25 r oil. trigs Mere male looking %X mgrs eAMl MOW 18 b 25. who lies malt. oats on to beach and more. to friendship e,4 possible, meatbnyp BOX 36507 ARE WE A MATCH? SBPMW SOao mxh. 30S. 6'window. took ha, noel Nos easy gang Se" a Single, easy gDM. abacthe knnak to a" ae's mm" BOX 15342 6 HE HET CALL A SEE 47 r dd. 61'.185 lb, tagle mar wn strike, Derry donde halsmoker and drrker Se*- rhg a nye Itmek. 35 4 55 BOX 20321 MOR TKM A FLNGI 21 r oil sip male sera an honest 0. 20 b 30, b Spend We en Lacking b mere din nal a ting. BOX 30505 ACTIVE GUY 3'. r old. 6'. hate male win Drown ride and raja Nes. Eayoys the Mows Lloatsdg. campng. ting. bkpg. Mile, dating, mars ding out. quiet ars and more See" a Iver" 28 l0 36odd sera rto. lists BOX 10953 1471 RES'EC' :A-. Z) or 11d 6e :3C t .rote awe wlC wyoq Awa. irroy O"am. WON aryl mon seM.q a ew Amer .n sinew retreat. SM '2+14 Sm RLAroow wP A r an 67 190 D N. acrid.. -W. -ad m dpeddWs Enjoys cam", wwa S.-ymng minim. Mg veru aria retie Seebtq a C woo Mir -a joi it --.0W you pwwmov aro aw ww Box 14465 FITTK BLL' 26 r dot 5T.160 D 'war Mia wyo s iwv. Isli COMM max n4Yrs Md mon $" an Arlin, ape, mom len0r '8 lo Z. .0 vela ne-a ft 9CX 15118 LETS GET TOGETHER 31 r dot 61- 190 _ enponed Who d toa. .ei Wide Nr on yes. wow am a weal dreww Eni dog of Mires, dr am. amus aro more Smeq a to arc- 6wme bmeb1 6 b 1 tel :mea n-9 floorfloorm tt ba fair.. way 9Cx 'SIt9af TIRED OF BEING ALONE K r old mneme separaw cur .ho enjoys i ,miry d wsre4s saeu,g van" o anporeirwp BOX 15360 NEVER TO UTE 31 r old 61'. 190 b. employed $$permed 11" b4rd1 haw but gym smolo t aro social "deer Enjoys sports hmg out ay- maL norms. quer Imes and mon Swung a fit aMcmme tenale. 26 to 36 M4 a not rob fr by sto* plan .r corm BOIL 175D ENJOYABLE TBES 35 r e,4, 6. 175 D. osvced Tule. '.eo. who ryas rt4yots. Dowing dancrg. coria tors and more a knnk. 35 b 40 br ddpes F4bN tinx10089 MELODY OF LOVE ZT it old. 140 b, venae mal .0 dam no ard0lue eyes. truck duo Enjoys lag asks. hiring. horseback rang, quia bins aro aw. Sm" a lanae. 25 b 30era wants to be burled rigs M frlertdsho MMWI$ p possble marriage. ChYtn weloorred BOX 20197 ARE VOU LONELr 47 r on 51 r, Spar" "*is seaxg a �4 krndift paaso Rote BOX SEEKS OLDER WOMAN Srgle whom mal. 32 ym easy going, buts ter olualsom, Sitting ddr etas woman. war sm r moests. BOX 26510 CIAO= ALONG How does cruarg n my We, or m my Harty sovM Pi lessaial. sage. while mak, seeks preny Mdy of any race wm sm IN rferesta I am a gran tnc So lades. pease tae,. BOX mm KEEPTHE F11E BMNIN Ex urge dad. 40, good shape. good thee. I ayy rmwe an. cWurL arar9. Upk% Nww mrysng and p" bol So it Your in good Shape. Aeswws spona eM and passome give me a ramI gve l ^y n. kids a BOX 26390 SEPARATED AND SHY 55 or old. 6'. L"5 b, were mat. snider Enjoys od WML MUSIC tars b:Mrg. drag racing, woks ane, more seting a wens"" single white *male. 45 to 52. wiro smeor nlerests for ImMsnp e,4 corrpaonsn0 BOX 26537 ,e V. r_45' -I- 32 49 I-3249 Pr min. RW "TOM % W. mNou X8 -il , a SM. -q a vin wkkr suit low "a* 2510 45 -V 'Ory- LM wryLMS TALK FIRST SC it Id Star scnq. ;a, .eve mw . ys eg oars : ro og rki rue +•vs and -' 11 sang a mine we ww neem WXW*ad Mnrs acx'S3a SE1M10 THE SCEMM W e. OW oaf -tib ioarq Xx n �u- o map aaw,paow .topes is, hr '--s Wes be dealt and Haler BOX S3 LET3G TTOGETHER' -'ye aLIP9 Add Owl. Y 'WOW" -..-. 1e, Senting b M snot my ay a :.xigr W"oo ave ..r •5G es BCu y LETS PLM AROUND ilea area rate 5 w - ,, 40s 1.0 I mat 20'c io o -.u. 4-w: W!,orr even Box 2552: USAWnW CALL.' 28 r atl Very v!x . aro to +,wit Saye 9 4-q berg 51P 154 m a lw" mewmy of or yoinyr am 1 tek5 LME TO WANK 12" aw goy wine err'ereIt Tar!as _s or M cGwery am in, o.i'n deal; 'snag mars and mud, mule Sok mer. 1644. ail aA..m smw ver .. Lore mna cerbe rd 'ler accuamfe ave ImlI Lo" PLEASURES 7e, r old ger. 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