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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_06_28DICKERING EDITION HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY f Fw n4 Ow, i OparaNd For Swim Yo0 Can Trud 0 l VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 439 Stir Street f ( South of t11a 401 Ave.) ``011 Harwood AA 415 r� + 5 Schools Available in Ajax & Pickering ! r AD V E R T I s E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Sunday, June 28, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 40 pages ■ m Daniel Burton.meets his match AMERICAN BONE MARROW DONOR PAYS EMOTIONAL VISIT By Linda White Stat+, Miter PICKERING — For the woman credited with saving the life of young Daniel Burton during his lengthy battle with cancer. meeting him for the first time has been the highlight of a joumey filled with man rewards. " I feel a very special bond with him:' bone marrow donor Sandy Jouflas told the Dews Advertiser during an emotional meeting with the Burtons at their Pickerini• home Thursda}. Ms. Jouflas, of Seattle. R'ash- ington, began corresponding with Daniel, now 12, and his family shortly after learning of their match. But there were many re- strictions placed on that corre- spondence until last December — two years after the transplant and a crucial milestone in the boy's re- coycry — when they could finally reveal their identity to one another. "I've saved every card and pic- ture they've ever sent me;' says Ms. Jouflas. 45. who carried the first card from the Burton family with her for a "very long time. I took it with me on a climb up a mountain with some friends as a source of strength." Ms. Jouflas added her name to the bone marrow registry 10 years ago♦ toward the end of her father's battle with cancer. -It was some- thing I needed to do when I real- ized he wasn't going to win his fight:' recalls Ms. Jouflas. ..This was a positive thing I could do at a negative time;' See DANIEL Page 7 Durham teachers talk strike CRAIG BURCH 'One board out of many facing job action in late August. WHAT'S INSIDE Editorial Page . . ............6 Sports ...................10 Classified ................31 HOW TO REACH U8 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. 25 WORKLOAD, WAGES AT ISSUE FOR UNION By Susan O'Neill J. N:.:b' Durham public high school teachers are threatening to strike this fall unless they can reach an aereement with the board over salaries and workload. Loral members of the Ontario Secondary Sch(x)I Teachers' Fed- eration (OSSTF) Voted 90 per cent in favour of a strike mandate for their union negotiators Thursday. "The strong strike vote reflects the commitment and resolve of public high school teachers to pro- tect the quality of education for students in public high schools in Durham:' says Pat Jermey presi- dent of OSSTF Durham. The teachers' vote followed a conciliation meeting at the Durham District School Board headquarters Thursday morning when several dates were arranged to continue negotiations with the board over the next two months. "I wouldn't say there's a good chance but there's a chance (an agreement can be reached):" says Craig Burch, superintendent of employee relations for the hoard. "Vb'c are one board out of many in the province facing a job action in late August" when the current col- lective agreement between high school teachers and the board ex- pires at month's end. Ms. Jermey says she is "some - See TEACHERS/Page 3 r 's °*I 40 to A phaft by RM Pfebtttnwln0 Twelve -year-old Daniel Burton has formed a special bond with Sandy Jouflas, who came to visit the bone marrow recipient she helped make healthy. A Seat- tle. Washington resident, Ms. Jouflas said it was 'something I Heeded to do.' Pickering holds off on approving 13% tax hike By Marianne Takacs Staff Writer PICKERING — Town Coun- cil will take another stab at ap- proving a 1998 budget for Pick- ering on Monday after stepping back from the brink of ratifying a spending blueprint that could have resulted in a double-digit increase in Town taxes. Last Monday. Council was presented a financial plan for the year that included a 3.1 -per cent increase in Pickering's share of the property tax bill, and a 9.9 - per cent rise in Town taxes at- tributable to $1.5 million in ad- ditional costs the local munici- pality has to bear as a result of provincial downloading. Together they would result in a 13 -per cent increase in Town taxes. However, the downloading figures have not been finalized by the Province and it will likely be August before Council sets Now achmiltone tx11V. some 11mm and ccnd t m applyv see store tar deldk the final tax rate. Together, the Town and downloading increase would amount to an estimated $64 increase in Pickering's share of the property taxes paid by an average household. The total increase was some- what reduced from the 13.8 -per cent arrived at after recent bud- get meetings, a result of a move to finance $120,000 for comput- er systems upgrades out of the Town's community facilities re - serve fund. In addition to the tax increases, Pickering is also plan- ning to borrow for the first time in years to finance capital pro- jects, the actual amount of which has yet to be determined. The es- timate of the amount to be debentured discussed at the bud- get meetings was $2.9 million. A motion Monday to reduce the share of the tax increase the See PICKERING/Page 4 • its ♦ ! a •) • • • Y Y • �� I t • •'f t l I ! 1 1 { ♦ 1[I't'1•[f •'l • • 1 { 1 1 •[•f, L { ♦ [ { f • 1 f• • •�♦ l • ♦ l • 4 6 ♦ ♦ • t L <. l l i. 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CoMest closesgeg� Trade mark of General Motors open to Onlarto residents only, `Youth justice THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1998 - PAGE 3 N 9 0 9 Isn t working MP hosts meeting on Young Offenders Act 4 Kea 6/llf w Staff writer AJAX — Since many peo- ple believe "youth justice isn't working", the federal gover- ment is proposing major changes to the Young Offend- ers Act. At a public meeting at Ajax Town hall Wednesday, Whit- by -Ajax MP Judi Longfield told an audience of about 15 a new youth justice strategy "is a response to words we heard in the community. Perhaps youth justice isn't working the way it should. The Liberals are proposing a three -pronged strategy they hope will better Or'oxect the public from young criminals — youth crime prevention, meaningful consequences for young law breakers, and tough measures for violent and repeat young offenders. The strategy would: set aside $32 million annual- ly for crime-pircvention pro- grammes-, ' lover to 14 years the age at which cases can be switched to adult court for youths who commit murder, attempted murder, manslaughter and ag- gravated sexual assault. And, repeat young offenders who commit serious violent crimes could have their cases moved to adult court; " make it possible for a case to CAROL BROWN Youths 'don't know how serious it is to be labelled.' be shifted to adult court for sentencing after a youth has been found guilty; • allow the publication of names of all young offenders who are found guilty and qualify for an adult sentence; • make it easier to admit into evidence an accused's volun- tary statement; ' shorten the time it takes cas- es to get to court. Durham Regional Police Constable Mitch Martin said during a panel discussion the current YOA is only "effective for a first offence. Where it's not keeping up is with repeat offenders." Judge Richard Donald not- ed youth came might have "something to do with the atti- ludo of young people today. 'Ibcre's a lack of respect for the parents, the community, police, their teachers. "Things have changed ;ince (a former Whitby Police Department chief) brought me home by the scruff of the neck to my father. That was a diver- sion and it worked.- Carol orked-Carol Brown of Intercede said it's important that mea- sures to reduce crime by young people include letting them know the possible penal- ties for their offences. "Pre- vention should teach them not just about their rights, but the consequence if they come down' Youths "don't know how serious it is to be labelled. Sometimes they're shocked and upset when they're on the other side and it can affect them:''vis. Brown said. Moderator and lawyer Al- lan Furlong said he can detect repeat offenders just by the way they talk. "It strikes rrx: listening to the conversation outside (courtr(x)ms). It's easy to pick up who's been there before. They have rK) respect for the courts " Mrs. Longfield recogniZxs people want "meaningful con- sequences" for young crimi- nals. "If you commit a crime, whether 18 or 14, there has to be a meaningful consequence. Victims don't care if the per- POLICE CONSTABLE MITCH MARTIN 'Effective for a first offence.' petrator is 50 or 14; victims are demanding from us perpe- trators of crime be; appro>pn- ately punished. The percep- tion out there is you can get away with almost anything.- Const. nything-Const. Martin said proper- ty crimes like break and enter that amount to more than half of the offences can hurt vic- tims just as crimes against people do. '11x -N aren't con- sidered serious offences, but it affect% lives greatly." Judge Brown contended the YOA is "only 14 years old and in need of a major over- haul" after being introduced in 1984 to replace the Juvenile Delinquents Act, in effect al- most without changes since 1908. Ms. Brown favours a Teachers, board to meet over summa TEACHERS/From page 1 what optimistic" a strike can be avert- ed. But, she adds there are "several very serious issues" on the table, in- cluding teachers' pay and workload, which has been increased by the board so they'll be instructing seven of eight periods over two days. Teachers claim the increase in in- structional time violates their collec- tive agreement and say the board's un- derstaffing at the secondary level rep- resents a "tremendous" increase in workload for each teacher. "In spite of the fact the Durham board is receiving 20 million extra dol- lars, we are being asked to teach 250 more students with 118 fewer teach- ers;' Ms. Jermey says. Mr. Brach says it is the board's "view that most-=ondary teachers, in the aggregate, will be teaching the same number of students or a few MOM." As for the salary issue, she says teachers have not had a pay raise since 20% Off School Rings with this ad,' (limited time offer). Ajax High School, Exeter High School, Denis O'Conner High School, Pickering High School. Ron Galbraith Jeweller in the Ajax Plaza, next to Home Hardware 683-0407. 1992. "We have fallen behind the cost of living by 15 per cent over that time pe- riod:' Ms. Jermey reports. Mr. Burch, who notes the board's staffing decisions were driven by the budget and Bill 160, says "both parties are going to try to negotiate a collec- tive agreement before Sept. I.- He re- ports bargaining sessions have been set for July 30, Aug. 4, 5 and 7. It's expected that conciliator John Tonellato, who presided over Thurs- day's meeting, will grant a no -board report within the next couple of weeks. If he does, teachers will be in a legal strike position by mid-July. "We're waiting to see how things unfold;' Ms. Jermey says. "I think that across the province all teachers are in a similar situation because of Bill 160. It's an issue that will have to be re- solved. - r PAT JERSEY We have fallen behind the cost of living by 15 per cent' since last raise in 1992 THE FARMSTnRE & No" 4 AL CV)MGM S� �i Lo-ESrc&wS7s 40 Only M sunt w t.e1794 Roston St ., CJ>lre� Bryk Iw!! north to nexteta 905) 649-2112 three -tiered "graduated penal- ty system" — for people un- der 16, teens 16 to 18 and adults. Judge Donald said, "I seri- ously question whether or not you can draft legislation that will work in a meaningful way for a 12 year old and an 18 year old. The gap is too big." Const. Martin argued, "If they're acting like adults, look like adults and doing adult crimes, they should be facing adult court:' Glenn McKnight of Indus Systems, a company provid- ing training and consulting, said, "In my view, there's very little prevention programmes in Ontano. Probation officers, community officers are over- worked and don't have the time. I have a lot of youths come to me and they haven't been taught what community work is. "I don't see a lot of real good money being thrown at programmes. The monev allocated is far too little for what you're trying to do:' Sylvia Pivko of the Durham Family Court Clinic believes there aren't enough services for young offenders. "Manv have ,aid why did thev have to break the law to get help." There are programmes that work, but not enough. she said. ''The more we build in- stitutions and nor offer pro- grammes, the more money we're throwing away. ox W1,J) IN -9 e. ay U To [Based°4- p ible nce Pr' Work Fully Guaranteed SURANCE Available. Call Till 11 pm May Apply GLASS,837-7819 SALE ,.!PECIAL BARGAINS iN TODAY'S News Adv erti_ser Sun., June 28,1998 News Advertiser .B* ' Cottstm n Gas Mira idt. ' FtlirW Gtnrtf m Drug Pick, 'Food Bad AoAkL ' M o v in Gwdin lkn PkL . NA ' Ph= PM.e *Aft ' Pea 04W AOft * Save,ArCaft Aoxft 'SM . 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The event was organized by the Knights of Columbus. `Unruly' Pickering party leaves neighbours `upset, distraught' PICKERING — Concerns remain after a Father's Day party at a home here drew hundreds of revellers and spilled out onto the street, leaving in its wake trampled gardens, trash and hitter neighbours. Residents living near the Blue Ridge Crescent home where the Sundav bash was held "were upset ane distraught and they felt threatened and unsafe in their own homes." reports Ward 3 local councillor David Pickles. "They are still very upset about the whole thing;" says Coun. Pickles, who reports party -goers also left scuff marks on garage doors "and were going to the -washroom all over the place. There was a lot of litter and damage. "I hear (from neighbours who've called him) there were illegal activities taking place — drinking and drugs and that they were being threatened. "It was rather unruly. It's not the kind of thing you'd expect to happen in a suburban neighbourhood" Durham Regional Police received more than a dozen complaints about the party, beginning at around 5:15 p.m. But the initial call was listed as a noise complaint, which is a "typical call" and is considered a low priority, reports Staff Sergeant Dave Wilson. That's because police want to ensure officers can report to emergency cal!s, explains Staff Sgt. Wilson. Another Pickering Council revisits budget at Monday meeting PICKERING/From page 1 Town is responsible for to zero from 3.1 per cent failed to win the support of a majority of councillors. It was brought forward by Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland, who maintained making the entire Town tax increase directly attributable to the Province "places the blame where blame is due". He also said it would give Pickering more leverage in nego- tiating with the Province to reinstate some of the $1.9 million it is taking away from the payments -in -lieu -of - taxes (PILs) Pickering receives for government-owned properties such as the Pickering nuclear station. That PILs money is being redistrib- uted to Durham Region and Durham school boards. Court. Holland said after the meet- ing that by approving its own 3.1 -per cent increase, Pickering could end up subsidizing provincial downloading because when the final numbers come in councillors won't be willing to ap- prove a total increase in Town taxes over 10 percent. "Every single member of this Council says it's a 10 -per cent ceil- ing", noted Court. Holland. Only lie and Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner supported the zero increase in the part of the levy Pickering is responsible for. "I can't justify a tax increase in those areas that are under our control," said Coun. Brenner, adding he was sure Town staff had the "creative abil- ity" to meet the zero goal. However, Ward 2 Regional Coun- MARK HOLLAND `Every single member of this council says it's a 10 -per cent ceiling' for a Pickering tax increase. cillor Doug Dickerson said if any of his colleagues thought the increase should be zero, another budget meet- ing should be called so they could make suggestions on just what should be cut from Town expenditures to meet that figure. There also appeared to be some confusion among councillors over whether the 9.9 -per cent figure for provincial downloading included the increase the Town was responsible for. Town director of finance Gil Pa- terson confirmed after the meeting that it did not. Another reason final tax rates will not be set until August is because the Town is also waiting for the final fig- ures on provincial property reassess- ment, which will also affect individ- ual property tax rates. The Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department HOLIDAY BLUE BOX COLLECTION SCHEDULE Blue Box collection normally scheduled for Canada Day on Wednesday, July 1st will be rescheduled for the following Wednesday, July 8th. Regular biweekly Blue Box collection will resume again on Wednesday, July 15th. Only those residents in City of Oshawa, Town of Whitby, Municipality of Clarington and the Township of Uxbridge who would have received Blue Box collection on July 1st will be affected by this grange. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. AISSIONER OF WORKS seven officers were on duty at the Ajax Home Week fireworks display at the time of the first complaints. "Every- body was tied up and busy." The incident was upgraded to a pri- ority call around 7 p.m. after repeated complaints that revellers were spilling onto the street, and onto neighbours' driveways. yards and porches. Six offi- cers arrived on the scene about 15 min- utes later and started to clear the area of people who showed up at the party un- invited and were turned away at the door. Police speculate that many of the estimated 300 party -goers came from the Greenwood Conservation Area where other festivities were taking place after hearing about the house bash through word of mouth. By 9.30 p.m., about 15 officers were at the scene, some from the public or- der unit. A paddy wagon was sent to the scene. The last officer left at l 1 p.m.. with no charges being laid. "It's much better to gain control slowly than it is to come in using force;' Sgt. Wilson says of the time it took to disperse crowds. "You don't want a confrontation" PuNic order unit officers "are trained to gain control in a peaceful manner and have (people) move out in an orderly fashion. Sometimes this does take time" But Coun. Pickles still has concerns, which he took up with police Wednes- day and plans to discuss with the police services board. "What I've committed to do for the residents is find out how it occurred and to ensure it doesn't occur again in any neighbourhood" And while residents "say police did a good job (once officers got there). they're wondering if police have enough resources;' he says. Coun. Pickles wants to "ensure (po- lice) have the resources to deal with these sorts of issues" because he does- n't believe the Pickering station has enough paddy wagons and police dogs. "Did it take a little while to respond because it took time to round up the re- sources'?" he wonders. Canadian Tire Pickering yet us fix your car today & you can pay us down the road. Don't Pay For 6 Months, I Repairs over $600 excluding tires & batteries when charged to your Canadian Tire card on approved credit. Don't Pay Foi 3 Months! 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L1 S 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tim WhMaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS No more teachers' threats of strike School's out for summer. So goes the first line of a still -poly ular rock anthem. School's out for September. So goes the threat of a local tcacners' union. We don't like the sound of that tune nor the mantra of a local union leader repro. -senting area educators. Durham's public high school teachers are threatening to strike this fall unless their employer gives them more money and less work than the board has proposed. Imagine what would happen if you went io your bons and asked for a raise in pay and a reduction in your workload. You'd be laughed right out of the office. But, the local leader of the Ontario Secondary Schoxol Teach- er' Federation is keeping a straight face when she says area union member~ who voted 90 per cent in favour of a strike man- date for their negotiator Thursday did so fix the gored of stu- dents. 'Miro strong strike vote reflects the commitment and resolve of public high schox)l teachers to protect the quality of education for ostudents in public high students-- in Durham; ' says Pat Jermcy. president of OSSTF Durham. Sound familiar? You 're sure you heard those very words last fall when the teachers went on strike to protest the Province's Bill 160, also known as the Education Quality Improvement Act" Onh this time the teachers who are threatening to strike aren't targetting the Province. they're goring after their employ- er. the Durham Drstnci School Board. The teachers want a pay raise because they haven't had an increase since 1992, says Ms. Jermey. "We have fallen behind the cost of living by 15per cent over [hat ~rete period can't an't argue against a reasonable salan hike because teachers. for the most pan, do a goxxijosh in ortc of ' societys most important (asks. But. what really sticks in our rraw is the teachers' claim that the hoard is violating the current collective agreement that ex- pires Aug. 31 by increasing their workload so they'll have to teach seven out of eight periods even two days. People in the private sector who survived the recession have been living for years with the consequence% of downsizing. Teachers should be no different. Ms. Jermey does give us cause fir some serious concern. "In spite of the fact the Durham board is receiving 20 million extra dollars, we are hiring asked to teach 250 more students with 118 fewer leachers.- But. eachers"But. the bxtard's superintendent of employee relations is quick to dispute that claim. -Mint secondary teachers, in the ag- gregate, will he teaching the same number of students or a few more." says Craig Burch. So, we urge the teachers and their union to cool their jets over the summer that lies ahead. Their bargaining commit= and the board's negotiating team will get together over four days in July and August to try to hammer out a new contract. Both Ms. Jermey and Mr. Bruch are cautiously optimistic that a strike can be averted. We hope the two sides make room for compromise so teens will be back in class in the fall. As another old song promises, See You in September. To respond to this editorial call t mource Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 i Yahoo l�9 LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Proud to be Canadian To the editor: I had the opportunity to attend a volunteer tea in mid-June at Maple Ridge Public School. The teachers and students presented a lovely array of treats, refreshments and pins to thank parent volunteer% for their contributions throughout the year. Speeches of thanks were made by the staff and the Grade 7 band performed. A young student named Shamin read a speech she had pre- pared for a public speaking con- test. The story was of her native land India. She told of her life there, living on the streets, being forced to beg and steal (punished by beatings if she did not), and being responsible for her 18 - month -old brother at the tender age of five years. She took ill with malaria and parasite infestation from the poor water she drank from puddles on the road. She spoke of how she ran away, ending up in an orphanage of sora, being subjected to further beatings and poor living conditions until she was adopted. Throughout the story, teas young lady spoke of how beautiful her country was, of the delicious food and the old peo- ple who had befriended her. I did nix hear "how unfair' or a cry for pity. Shamin's closing comment has staved with me these last few days: "if anyone has anything had to say about Canada. they'll have to deal with me" We were then introduced to Michelle (originally from Trinidad) who has recently jointed our schox)I. She performed a Whit- ney Houston song for us with no musical accompaniment. 1 have never heard a more ix>wcrful and beautiful voice emanating with such feeling from such a young girl. After these; two performances there was nor a dry eye in the place. It was at this time that I thought to myself 1 am so very proud to be Canadian I Hone fortunate we are to live in this wonderful country that has so many opportunities to offer. We have all complained at one time or another about the high taxes, the government or even the long cold winters. That's our de- mocratic right. But this Canada Day I know I will be thanking God for cur country and be making a universal wish that all people could enjoy the spirit, wealth and oppor- Wmties that we Canadians have. It's time to show our appreciation, Open our hearts and celebrate as a united country. 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The News Ad- varkw is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St. TororMo, Ont M58 2W. an independent orparirappr that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. The Wbi W reserves the right to loss or refuse any adw>bsement. Credit for a kbse- ment Ynrled to space price error occupies. JOANNE B UR GHARDT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Was it really that long ago? Did you spend an evening this week crammed shoulder -to -shoulder with sweaty strangers in a non- airconditioned gymnasiu rn — the smell of' well -used gym shorts a not -so -distant memory? Did you wipe the sweat from your brow and wiggle discreetly in your seat to unstick your skirt, all the while hopin,, the next speaker wouldn't be so long-winded? Did you drink warm punch and eat sticky sweets while swatting June bugs in the muggy night air? Did you jockey for posi- tion with dozens of other parents in order to capture that Koxdak moment at your child's graduation? Wasn't it great! Our baby graduated from Grade 8 this week. Her hair piledhigh on her head and her track shoesc;>st aside in favour of pumps, she made her way to the stage. When she returned to herseat, a scroll tied with blue and gold ribbon clasped firmly in her hand, she: smiled the most perfect smile. We're proud of her accomplishment. Proud she graduated with academic excellence. Proud of her community service and her award for top art student. Like all tfxne other parents we sweated and srruW with, we're just plain proud. Befixe the ceremony I had time; to reflect on my own years in elementary schoxtl. Should you chane u' take your own trip down Memory Lane — be warned. It was a long, long time ago and that alone is a scare memory. I don't remember my grad and the only proof of its existence lies in a dusty photo album tucked safely away in my family room. But, according to my p)ht� cally correct daughter. I haven't changed a bit' This can't be good. What 1 do remember about elementary schox>l :t.': thoxe speech therapy classes during which 1 learned the long -lost art of touching my tongue; to the tip of my nose. I remember falling on the: ice behind Texaco and breaking my arm. I remember Miss Bolan drilling me on the spelling of beautiful so that, to this very day, every time I type that word I spell it out in my head — B -E -A -U -T -I -F -U -L. I remember I was heartbroken after being pushed in the playground and tearing a hole in my brand new pants. I remember dancing the Mexican Hat Dank around a giant sombrero with Lynn Patterson and learning the theme song from `Billy Jack.' I remember Performing 'Thank God I'm A Country Boy' at a school assembly and breaking the corn -cob pipe 1'd borrowed. To me it was life and death and I spent the next day combing the stones of the shopping centre for a replacement. I remember my speech titled `What if there were nothing?' I remember the first time I kissed a boy. We were Playing Tndh or Dane, the 'Locomod(m' was playing in the background and the boy was my best friend. Of all the kids I went to school with, he's the one I miss the most. I remember Paul Newman bleeding all over the Playground after being hit in the face with a rock and I remember boys lining tip outside the principal's office for an appointment with The Strap. I remember confession in the supply closet and doing penance in the corridor. And I remember wanting to grow up and be out ort my own — I just never dreamed making memories would be so much fun. Joanne Burghardt is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To resptmd to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. „.. A/P Di Bella patient School rallies around boy receiving controversial cancer treatment By Susan O'Neill Staff Writer AJAX — Students, their parents and staff at an Ajax Catholic elementary school have embraced a challenge to raise money for a pupil currently under- going cancer treatment in Italy. Michael Taccone, a Grade 6 student at St. Patrick Catholic School, flew to Italy with his father June 15 to be treated for leukemia by a colleague of Dr. Luigi Di Bella, the con- troversial Italian doctor who claims to have cured thousands of patients of cancer using a mixture of vitamins and hormones. Michael's mother, Netta Taccone, says she's not sure how long her son will have to stay in the country to receive treatment, but notes when he returns he's in for a surprise. Several teachers and parents at his school shaved their heads this week to raise money to help pay for the II year old's medical expenses. "It's just so overwhelm- ing,” Mrs. Taccone said during an interview at the school Wednesday. "This Michael Taccone, a Grade 6 student at St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax, brought good wishes and plenty of emotion- al support with him when he flew to Italy on June 15 to be treated for leukemia. He is to be seen by a colleague of Dr. Luigi Di Bella, whose cancer treatments have been met with some scorn by the medical community. Dr. Di Bella claims to have cured thousands of cancer patients using a mixture of vitamins and hormones. going through;' says his price to pay for such a teacher Mike O'Neill who great cause;' says David s'�uld have needed a hone ,narrow transplant soon if 'ic had not gone overseas. "Wc had been looking f(,r a match) for five 'n.)nths and hadn't had 'riuch luck:' she adds. Mrs. Taccone reports •hc family first heard of Dr. ')i Bella in Fehruary and :.id an opportunity to meet ,n2 .,f his colleagues when hr doctors were in Toronto :.irlier this month. The doctor, an oncolo- _i.t surgeon whom she did t want to name for fear hat he would be flooded A ith calls from the Italian _ommunity, examined %Ii,:hael and agreed to treat him, she says. "He tries to build a per- son's immune system (with a combination of vitamins and chemotherapy) so it ,:an fight the disease." she explains. Michael and his father Ross are staying with fam- ilv in Sicilv, where Michael takes medication daily. He isn't in hospital but Mrs. Taccone says he needed to go to Italy be- cause the drugs he's re- ceiving aren't available here. "The doctors here have community has been so had his head shaved at a Brown, a programme sup- been so negative towards supportive." Wednesday assembly. "It's port teacher at the school it:' she says of the Di Bel - Students began raising just one more way to show who no longer has a hair la treatment. money Monday and had him that we really care on -his head. "It's a small In fact, she and her hus- collected more than S5.(XX) about him here." way to show support." band had been struggling as of Thursday morning. Mrs. Taccone says her Mrs. Taccone says her with the decision to send Nine teachers, one parent son, who was diagnosed if family made the "difficult" Michael to Italy for four and the school's custodian with leukemia in October decision to send Michael to months. had their heads shaved at 1994, knew his school was Italy because "there's no But, Mrs. Taccone con - assemblies held over the holding a fund-raiser this alternative here" as far as cedes, "We tion'[ have a lot last two days. week but had no idea how treatment goes. of time. Althoueh Michael "This is nothing com- far it had gone. She says Michael re- is in remission, hes "a lit - pared to what Michael is "I thought it was a small lapsed in January and tle run down". News and views Durham Region students Joanne Carmichael (left) and Stephanie Tufts share infor- mation with Whitby -Ajax Lib- eral MP Judi Longfield at a re- cent Information Exchange Night. The two students are counsellors in the region for the John Howard Society. A number of displays were set up to offer visitors informa- tion on a variety of issues and topics. p►tfoto by Jason Lh*royts THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1998 - PAGE 7 F__0aniel meets____ his `angel' DANIEL/From page 1 though she was told the chances of actually being a match were slim to none. But when she received notice to undergo further testing years later, "I had a sense I would be a match " Dunng her visit. Ms. Jouflas was "touched" to read about the efforts undertaken by the Burtons to find a match for Daniel, which they havc chronicled in a scraphooik. To realize what was going on and all that was being done to find me was touching:admits Ms. Jouflas. "I'm so glad i was there to he found " Ms. Jouflas was conscious throughout the procedure to obtain the N-,ne marrow — called a harvest —w hich she re- ports was simple and painless. She prepared a small Christ- mas package filled with her fayounte candies to hL ant with the home marrow "because- i wanted them to know there was a lot of love and care coming their way - She has pinned Daniel's picture to her bulletin board at work and is confident her father would he pleased with her efforts. "He was the type of man who always gave bloxxf. We didn't know a lot about hone marrow transplants at that time. but I know foe would have been very happy with what has happened with Daniel and I.- Ms. "Ms. Jouflas and her husband Peter planned their tnp sty they would he able to attend a fund-raising golf toumament last Wednesdav to raise awareness of the homc marrow reg- istry and cover the cost of tests. Their visit has meant a lot to Daniel and his family. "She's like our angel," believes Daniel's older sister Ni, %a. ..It's been incredible:' admits Daniel's mother Nadia a teacher at Ecole cathohque Notre- Dame -de- la- Jeunesx in Ajax. -It',; so nice to meet someone so special. We always thought Daniel was special because of how he towght the cancer. (The match i was meant to be, because it brought two special people together. They seem to have connected nght off the hat.- Mrs. at.'Mrs. Burton sees Daniel's time marrow donor as a "sur- rogate mother" to her um. "It's been great for Daniel to meet her. He was off the wall before she amved. he was so excit- ed.. Daniel's battle with leukemia began when he was only six. 1t was like .omeone stabbing me in the stomach,-' Mrs. Burton says of learning the news at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. Indeed. when they arrived at the floor where they were to meet their doctor, Mrs. Burton was sure they were sent to the wrong place after seeing "a gaunt -looking child, who was bald and walking with (an intravenousi pole. I don't even know, if it was a bov or a girl. I will never forget that image as long as I live." After numerous rounds of chemotherapy and a three- year remission, Daniel's parents were told he likely would not sur -,one when his cancer retumed in the summer of 1995. Chemotherapy was started again and Daniel went into remission for a time, but the leukemia returned before a marrow transplant scheduled for that fall. Doctors advised against further treatment. but Daniel wasn't ready to give up and asked for more chemotherapy, which brought another remission and made it possible to proceed with a transplant that December. The procedure was successful, but Daniel suffered a seizure in the hospital which left him with venous brain damage. Doctors said it was the result of all the rounds of chemotherapy and radiation therapy he had undergone in or- der to bring him back into remission. "He was determined to live:' says Mrs. Burton. "I'm sure that's why he's here. When he was in the hospital, some par- ents came to his room and asked him to speak to their chil- dren to give them inspiration:' Since meeting the Burton family. Ms. Jouflas under- stands "where Daniel gets his strength from. They're a re- markable family. It took the strength of all of them to fight this" While Mrs. Burton and her husband Dave have re- mained strong throughout Daniel's ordeal, they're quick to recognize Nissa's efforts. "She is a really special child:' her mom says proudly. "Never once did she act jealous because he was getting so much attention. It was her idea to talk at schools about the bone marrow registry... She's been a great kid:' Meanwhile, Daniel continues to see doctors every three months to monitor his condition. And he's a great reason for more people to add their names to a bone marrow registry, believes Ms. Jouflas. " I got a lot more out of this than I ever gave:' she says. PAGE 8 - THE (YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1"11 Aproiect for the millennium Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs was given the keys to the backhoe for the ceremonial ground- breaking ceremony at a condominium develop- ment planned in the town's core. Here. Mayor � 91• 9� 9ta1 9t>• � 91• 91• 1 p_ L 1 1 10 MINUTEOILCHANGE CEN7r& 1 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED. 1 1 WARRANTY APPROVED 1 OIL CHANGE SPECIAL &� 1 999* Irfl«�L 1 1 1 1 MIJ6H & FR.L $39-9apl SPECIAL tmm 1 OFFER EXPIRES July 31,19M Cara► akin re 1 1 cow C=K CD" on ANY cutlet O:RR OPEN 7 DAYS A ti1Te FXI 1 1 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401). AJAX (905) 427-67961 Arthurs (right) gives a congratulatory handshake to Elvio DelZotto. president and chief operating of- ficer of the Tridel Corporation. The 'Millennium' project is Tridel's biggest in Pickering. G AM All's quiet on M front SUMMER SHUTDOWN, STRIKES CONSPIRE TO CLOSE DURHAM PLANTS FOR HOW OSHAWA — General Motors of Canada plants are totally shut down now as the company begins its annu- al summer shutdown and continues to weather the effects of two American strikes. All lights and equipment have been turned off in a "cold shutdown" that is happening in GM plants throughout North America. "There's a little bit of belt -tighten- ing going on:' said GM spokesman Stew Low. "We're looking at all kinds of budget areas and on top of that we started our summer shut- down." hut- down." Strikes at two GM plants in Flint, Michigan. have "intensified" the company's shutdown mode as it looks for ways to save money, Mr. Low said. At GM's headquarters on Colonel Sam Drive, the lights are on "holiday mode" and the temperature has been turned up to save costs, he added. Scores of plants are closed and tens of thousands of employees laid - off across North America because of the strikes. In Oshawa, production at both car plants stopped earlier this month due to lack of car parts while there are also layoffs at the south stamping plant, the Delphi chassis plant. The battery and truck plants were operating before the shutdown, however, the truck plant is not run- ning anywhere near full gear since it's just started a new truck line. There are 5,514 GM employees in Oshawa on layoff. Unless something happens in the next two weeks, they won't be return- ing from their summer vacation. Mr. Low said employees have been told not to return to work unless they hear from their supervisors or hear a company ad telling them to do so on certain radio stations. S LIMITED TIM NLYI. Get any two La -Z -Boy chairs for one great low price or get one chair for 112 the pair price, you can even apply the savings toward a La-Z-BI:I4 sofa or reclining sofa. Hurry, offer ends soon! tooXuNc FOR THREE nArs-OF Nawaror Mxsav�nrvr McE ACTION, BEACH vouEYsAu, IIYE iANOt AND BEER 6AROEMS? 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Name Address Daytime phone Where is Toronto's Molson Indy Send ballots to: tr �CNontest 1365 Farewe�p Std.ersNtws Oshawa, Ontario L1H71_5 A D V E R T I S E R w P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 28. 1998 - PAGE 9 ering celebr-ates Canada's biorthday McTeague hosts Canada Day party at Legion Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge NIP Dan McTeague is host- ing Canada Day celebrations Wednesday, July I from 1 to 3 p.m. at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. All constituents are invit- ed to attend. Food and refreshments will be provided. For more information call Mr. McTeague's constituency office at 420-7573. NCTIVITIES AND FUN LINED UP FOR JULY 1 HOLIDAY PICKERING — M "'s There'll he all kinds of fun and activities for the y whole family at 'M „ the Canada 'x Day celebra- tions being h o s t e d Wednesday, Y July I at Kinsmen Park on the east side of Sandy Beach Road be- low Bayly Street in Pickering. The event is being sponsored by the Town of Pickering in partnership with the Canadian Progress Club (Pickering Men and Pickering -Ajax Women). the Kinsmen Club and Ontario Hydro's Pickering nuclear station. Canada Day activities will begin at 8:30 am. with a softball tournament sponsored by the Pickering Softball As- sociation. A penny carnival area for chil- dren opens at noon, along with the chil- dren's entertainment stage. Jumping castles and pony rides will also be avail- able, and there'll be a special Kinder - gym area for the youngest children. New at the celebrations this year will be the Velcro Olympics and Bungee Run as well as othe, activities fox youth% and a chance to win a new bike. Karaokc will be ongoing throughout the after- n(x)n. There will be lots of food, including the very popular candy floss booth, snow cones, nachos. clxx:olatc-dipped bananas, hot dogs, hamburgers, fries, steak on a bur, and specialties from the German and Carib Canadian Clubs. Children's stage entertainment from non to 4:30 p.m. will include Wiij the What's open, what's closed on Canada Day in Ajax, Pickering Following is a list of what's open and closed on Canada Day, Wednesday, July 1. SUPERMARKETS: Most major grocery stores will be shut. RETAIL: The Pickering Town Centre and the Har- wood Place Mall will be closed. Drug stores in the malls may be open. BEER/LIQUOR: Stores closed. VARIETY STORES: Most are open Wednesday, many around the clock. BANKS/ TRUST COM- PANIES: Closed. RECREATION: In Ajax, the Ajax and McLean Fun planned AJAX -- The Ajax Parks and Recreation Department holds Canada Day celebra- tions from noon to 4 p.m. at Rotary Park, on Lake Drive- way West, at the corner of Community Centres and the Pickering Village Are- na will all be closed, but the outdoor pool next to the Town hall will be open. The Pickering recreation Complex and the pool at Dunbarion High School are closed. Pickering Mu- seum Village is closed. LIBRARIES: All public library branches in Ajax and Pickering will be closed. TRANSIT. Ajax and Pick- ering Transit systems won't operate Wednesday. GO Transit will operate on a reduced schedule Wednesday. Call GO for scheduling information at in Ajax too! Parkes Drive. Music, a children's show, face painting, clowns, a birthday cake and more are offered. Call 428-7711. 416-869-32(X). GARBAGE PICK-UP: No garbage or Blue Box collection. GOVERNMENT: Ajax and Picker- ing Town halls closed. 2 for 1 ~' AUGUST do SEPTEMBER, 19913 TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS $1.0.00 per person or 2 AT $5.00 each Picku M* AJAX, OSHAW/tA, k WHITBY Includes: RETURN DELUXE MOTORCOACH TRANSPORTATION, FULL BUFFET MEAL, GUARANTEED ENTRY, ALL TAXES FREE DRAW ON EVERY DEPARTURE Call now, seats won't last! Carlson Wagonlit Travel Ajax 905-68.3-8411 14M-831-1185 Oshawa 905-571-2231 1-800-227-5766 magician, Aristov and Company, a jug- gling show, Paul Butler Clown Band, as well as contests for the kids throughout the afternoon. A Bingo Tent will be hosted by the South Pickering Seniors Club from noon. At 5 p.m., Mayor Wayne Arthurs will host his annual invitational softball game, followed at 7 p.m. by a women's fastball game. Evening stage entertainment that be- gins at 6:30 p.m. will include the George Lakc Big Band, Chardonnay, Magic Box, Durham Dance Centre, Lindi Orte- ga, the O'Brien Dancers, the Cro ck- odiles, the Denise Lester Dancers and Country Jamboree. There will be a special appearance by Michael Robertson, up high in the sky with hang gliding demonstrations. The evening will finish with what's being billed as a "spectacular pyre -mu- sical fireworks show", scheduled to be - Con Ttv -.'%' rt 1I: Put it on your gas bill. O.A.C. 4urhorized Lhakr e (O -,5l. ufh G�1 gin around 10 p.m. The youth band O -PS. will perform immediately follow- ing the fireworks. Limited parking will be available around Kinsmen Park for $2 while spaces are available. A shuttle service provided by Pickering Transit will oper- ate from the GO train station every 20 minutes, free to those 19 years old and under, and $ I for everybody else. The Canada Day celebrations are tie- ing operated in partnership with a vari- ety of community organisations, includ- ing Ist Wcst Shore Scouts, K.G. Old Severin Club. Pickering Concert Band, Pickering Carib Canadian Cultural As- sociation, Pickering Rep Softball. Pick- ering Nuclear Generating Station. I st Bay Ridges Boy Scouts, Pickering Soft- ball Association, South Pickcring Se- niors Club #753. Pickering CGvitar. Club, Amnesty International and Knights of Columbus. For more infor- mation call 420-4650. • • • O 1a season #PRICING JYORK THE REGIONAL ML'NICIPALITI' OF DURHATNI NOTICE ria Please be adv iced that DAL Rohichaud Asxxctates Ltd. will be testing portions of the sewers in The Town of Pickenne on Julv 2 and July 3. 1998. by the use of S.%iOKE. This testing is bring done to locate the source of sewage odours escaping into she air. The SMOKE is not harmful and should not enter the premises unless a leak is present. Any presence of SMOKE within the building should be reported to the people conducting the test along the street or by calling the Regional Municipality of Durham. Ajax/Pickering Depot 683-1471 (7:30 am - 3:30 pm) Works Department 668-7721 (8:30 am - 4:30 pm) After hours 576-9491 or 1-800-372-1104 The area in Pickering where these tests will be conducted is north and south of Finch Ave. between Liverpool Rd. and Dixie Rd. as indicated on the map on the left. V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1"8 SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING Ajax, Pickering track stars Ontario champs at Durham meet Local athletes fared well at the Minor Track Association Provincial Championships at the Os- hawa Civic Fields June 20. The Ajax and Pickering athletes represented the Oshawa Legion Track and Field Club, one of more than 20 from across On- tario at the meet. which also attracted a California club. In the tyke girls' divi- sion. Amhcr Cushnic won a gold medal in the 1,5(x) metres in a time of five minutes and 48.19 sec- onds. She also won silver in the 800 metres in 2:52 -16. Josh Martin. competing in the atom boys' category, won the high jump with a !cap of 1.48 metres. He also earned a bronze medal in the 200 metres in 28.73 seconds and was fifth in the 100 metres in 14.40 seconds. Paul Martin captured a gold medal in the senior boys' 400 metres in 56.60 seconds and was fourth in the 200 metres in 25.73 seconds. Michael Andrews placed fifth in the IOU me- tres in 13.43 seconds and sixth in the 2(x) metres in 27.48 seconds. In the senior girls' cate- gory, Tabia Charles posted a silver -medal effort in the long jump with a leap of 4.64 metres. She also placed fourth in the 200 metres in 27. 22 seconds and fourth in the 100 me- tres in 13.49 seconds. Shannon Boodram ran to silver medals in both the 400 metres in 58.82 sec- onds and the 800 metres in '_:25.31. Jennifer Evans finished fifth in the 100 metres in 13.75 seconds and seventh in the 200 me- tres in 28.73 seconds. Danielle Visconti was fourth in the atom giris' 100 metres in 13.90 sec- onds and fifth in the 200 metres in 29.24 seconds. Pickering Spirits' spirits high PICKERING — The Pickering Papps Spirits women's soccer team struck for another league victory at Kinsmen Park Wednesday. The Papps Spirits defeat- ed Darlington-Bowmanville 4-2. Leigh Puddephatt, June Cameron, Andrea Milroy and Allison Jury scored for Pickering. P photo by A.J. 6roen The recent Durham Elementary Athletic Association Track and from right, of William Dunbar Public School, set a new mark in Field championships in Oshawa featured several record -breakers. the long jump. Other record -breakers were Holly Kelly of Kedron Tristan Tingling, second from left. of Highbush Public School, Public School, Matthew Mahorn of Dr. Thornton Public School broke one meet record and equalled another. Tabia Clarke, second and Patricia Mayers of Beau Valley Public School. Mghbush track stars Tingling after setting meet records PICKERING — High - bush Public School athletes posted the school's best ef- fort ever at the recent Durham Elementary Athlet- ic Association Track and Field Finals at the Oshawa Civic Fields. In total, Highbush ath- letes won 21 ribbons at the meet and set two records in the process. Highbush's 12 -year-old co-ed medley relay team shattered the Durham record for the 800 metres by almost six seconds with a time of one minute and 52.6 sec- onds. Jenn Evans ran the 200 metres, Adam Markew carried the baton 100 me- tres, Lindsay Stevenson took over for the next 100 metres and Tristan Tingling ran the last leg of 400 me- tres. Tristan Tingling won the 12 -year-old boys' 400 me- tres, breaking the Durham record by two seconds with a clocking of 56.5 seconds. Tingling also tied the Durham record in the 200 metres in a time of 25 sec- onds. Other results by High - bush athletes: Laura Barnes placed fifth in the nine-year-old girls' 800 metres. Kevin Campbell finished fifth in the nine-year-old boys' 2(X) metres. and in the 12 -year-old girls' Andre Smith was third in 100 metres and Hilary Pea - the 10 -year-old bc)�s' 200 cock was second in the shot metres and 400 metres. D.J. put. McNeil placed third in the In addition to Tristan shot put and Graeme Mur- Tingling's record-setting phy finished second in the first -place effort in the 12- 1,500 metres. year-old boys' 400 metres Alexis Farr finished and record -tying result in fourth in the 11 -year-old the 200 metres, he also girls' 800 metres. leaped to second place in the Shane Tingling ran to 12 -year-old boys' high second place in the 11 -year- jump. Warren Barnes placed old boys' 100 metres and sixth in the 1,500 metres. fifth in the 100 -metre hur- Chantel Levene won the dles. John Koukidis placed 13 -and -over girls' 100 me - second in the 1,500 metres. ties and finished third in the The school's relay team in 200 metres. this age group captured a Andrew Jackson placed first -place ribbon. fifth in the 13 -and -over Jenn Evans placed sec- boys' 1,500 metres. Pickeringsoftballs uirts consolation Cham ion s q PICKERING —The Picker - the host Stouffvtlle squad. the tournament with a 17-6 win out the tournament. ing Men's Slo-Pitch squirt boys' The Pickering squirts lost a over Vaughan. Pickering was de- Zachary Eastman led the of - select softball team made it all heartbreaking 8-5 decision to feated 14-9 by Stouffville in the fence by going 12 -for -15 at the the way to the semi-final contest West Rouge in the semi-final. second game, then rebounded to plate, while Ellis Bowen was of the Stouffville tournament West Rouge ended a potential edge Innisfil 12-10 in the third eight -for -15 . last weekend. rally by pulling off a double play contest. The defence was led by short - But, Pickering rebounded to on Pickering which had bases Shawn Cowie, Donnelly and stop Ryan Briggs and Bowen in capture the consolation champi- load and one out at the time. Masood Bashir turned in solid the outfield. onship with a 20-6 victory over The Pickering selects opened pitchiig performances through- Other team members are Steven Manning, Michael Lind- say, Adam Northern, Chris Den- nis, Shawn Meikle and B.J. Hand. The team is coached by Terry Eastman, assisted by John Don- nelly and Dave Northern. The scorekeepers are Tom Lindsay and Mel Briggs. - Q P SCOREBOARD FAX GAME RESULTS To 683-7363 PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION PEEWEE BOYS' STANDINGS As of June 21 TEAM G W L T PCT GBL Winners 6 6 0 0 1.000 -- Bob Johnston Chev-Olds 6 5 1 0 0.833 1 Eastern Tire Service 6 3 3 0 0.500 3 Cdn. Imperial Bank of Com 6 2 4 0 0.333 4 Bev McLean-Re/Max 6 2 4 0 0.333 4 Grain Processing 6 0 6 0 0.000 6 June 15: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 20 (MVP Jordan Ellison) vs. Grain Processing Enterprises 8 (MVP Jeffrey Dinnely): Bev McLean-Re/Max 17 vs. Eastern Tire Service 16; Winners 10 vs. Bob Johnston Chev-Olds 9 June 17: Winners 11 vs. Grain Processing Enterprises 10; Bob Johnston Chev-Olds 18 vs. Bev Ivict-ean-Re/Max 17: Eastern Tire 18 vs. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 5 (MVP William Thornes). MITE GIRLS DIVISION STANDINGS As of June 18 TEAM G W L T PTS Ben Pnone Centre 5 5 0 0 10 Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch 5 5 0 0 10 Serpa Conveyancing 5 3 2 0 6 Century 21 5 2 3 0 4 Source For Sports 5 2 3 0 4 Durham Angels 5 1 3 1 3 Pickering Rep Softball 5 1 3 1 3 Sur L,fe 5 0 5 0 0 DIVISION RESULTS June 16: Serpa Conveyancing 13 iMVP Melissa Buttineau) vs. Pickering Rep Softball 9 (MVP Sarah Oliver). Bell Phone Centre 24 (MVP Jamie Poirier) vs Source for Sports 17 (MVP Andrea Holmes). Pidwing Men's Sio-Pitch 19 (MVP Shaina-Lee Donaghy) vs- Sun Lite 13 (MVP Carole - Anne Boisverl). Durham Angels 18 (MVP Nicole Wray) vs Century 21 11 (MVP Vanessa MacLennan) June 16: Durham Angets 11 (MVP Brooklyn Herbert) vs PKkerng Rep Softball 11 (MVP victoria Galaski). Source lir Sports 20 (MVP Bryanna Wagner) vs SunL4e 12 (MVPs Jessica Andrews -Sampson and Ekzabeth Deer- ness). Pickering Men's Slo-P4M 12 (MVP Daineffe Apps) vs. Serpa Conveyancing 11 (MVP Katie McCarty). Bee Phone Centre 15 (MVP Bethany Ralph) vs Century 21 14 (MVP Page Fuson) SQUIRT BOYS'DIVISION STANDINGS As of June 21 TEAM G W L T PCT GBL Bill Construction 7 6 1 0 0857 -- Kwik Sgns 6 4 1 1 0 750 1 Accord Craft 6 4 2 0 0 667 1 5 Slone Bartley -Cold B 6 4 2 0 0 667 1 5 Jim Carter -Mn Com a 3 1 2 0.667 1 5 Discovery Place OC 7 3 3 1 0 SW 2-5 Ouakty, Tune -Up 6 2 3 1 0.417 3 Kamiaon Rootng 6 2 3 1 0.417 3 John Mona-Re/tvlax 6 1 S 0 0 167 45 Bob Johnston Chiev 6 1 5 0 0.167 45 Serpa Ccmeyanc+ig 6 1 5 0 0 167 45 WEST SHORE MIXED SLO-PITCH STANDINGS As of June 21 TEAM G W L T PTS Jum be V-360 7 7 C 0 '4 Ems Kitchen 7 6 1 0 12 Cheque Haw Salon 7 5 2 0 10 On The Beach Salon 7 4 3 0 6 Bob Pylons 7 4 3 0 a Kwik Kopy 7 4 3 0 a Pfyrriovth ChrysW 7 4 3 0 6 Nortne Plumbrig 7 1 4 0 6 Canadian Tire 7 3 4 0 6 Graves Lock Seances 7 3 4 0 6 Greenwood Printers 7 3 4 0 6 Doniands Jewellers 7 3 4 0 6 Bayys Lounge 7 2 5 0 4 Durham Instruments 7 2 5 0 4 Tarring World 7 2 5 0 4 Cavi nagn Electric 7 1 6 0 2 WEST PICKERING LADIES SLO-PITCH LEAGUE Standings and scores as of June 18 STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Bayty s 6 5 1 C 105 54 1 C Legion 6 4 1 1 102 62 9 Petro -Panniers 5 3 1 1 95 72 7 Whoops 5 3 2 0 101 74 6 Sun Space 6 3 3 0 85 87 6 Chro For Life 4 2 1 1 62 49 S Malevic 6 1 4 1 84 116 3 Rowdies 5 1 4 0 e9 79 2 Blown Away 5 0 5 0 22 152 0 SCORES Week ending June /6: Sun Space 14 vs Legion 7; Ma- )astic 16 vs Petro -Partners 16; Rowdies 28 vs Blown Away 4, Chiro For Lite 19 vs. Sun Space 14, Bayly's 21 vs. Whoops 8. PICKERING MEN'S SLO-PlITCN LEAGUE Standings and scores as of June 21 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Gophers 7 6 1 0 133 67 12 Screaming Vikings 7 5 1 1 108 82 11 Reservoir Dogs 6 5 1 0 127 75 10 Long Horns 8 5 3 0 114 107 10 Lookouts 8 4 4 0 122 124 8 Young Guns 7 4 3 0 106 90 8 Capital Punishment 7 3 3 1 76 96 7 Stallions 7 3 4 0 81 97 3 Moodies 7 2 5 0 74 105 4 Rattles 7 2 5 0 57 69 4 Lone Star Tycor Hdmen 6 2 4 0 67 79 4 The Vipers 7 0 7 0 71 144 0 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION RESULTS Lone Star Hitmen 15 vs Rattles 5. Reservoir Dogs 25 vs. The Vipers 10,. Screaming Vikings -25 vs. Longhorns 15, Capital Punishment 12 vs. Moodies 10: Young Guns 17 vs Dakota Bob's Lookouts 11: Gophers 20 vs Stallions 8 BAYLY DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Durham Lawn Care 7 6 1 0 119 69 '2 East Side Mario's 7 5 2 0 99 71 10 Scott's Restaurants 7 5 2 0 120 44 10 Indians 6 5 1 0 104 86 10 Watermaker 8 4 3 1 106 87 9 Guzzlers 7 4 3 0 91 100 8 Durham Bulls 6 4 2 0 73 57 8 Wellington Boot Pub 6 3 3 0 62 68 6 London Lite 8 2 6 0 89 128 4 Danforth roofing 8 1 6 1 60 115 3 WTR MKR 5 1 4 0 39 74 2 Sharks 7 0 7 0 51 108 0 BAYLY DIVISION RESULTS East Side Mario's 1 1 vs Scott's Restaurants 10, Indians 15 vs Guzzlers 9. Durham Lawn Care 17 vs. Wellington Boot Pub 4. Loddon Lite 17 vs. Watermaker 4. Danforth Roofing 17 vs Durham Bulls 10: WTRMKR 5 vs Sharks 2 MUD HEN'S DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Mud Hen's Marauders 7 6 1 0 11C 65 12 The Sewer Rats 8 6 2 0 102 84 12 Pappsa2 6 5 1 0 96 74 10 Picker irig As 7 5 2 0 121 90 10 Pappssl 8 4 4 0 90 102 8 Melanie Pringles 6 3 2 1 86 63 7 Mud Hen's 6 3 2 1 81 9C 7 KTX Veen 7 2 5 0 76 95 4 Scarborough Lexus 8 0 8 0 95 122 0 Royals 7 0 7 0 74 136 0 MUD HEN'S DIVISION RESULTS Pappss2 16 vs Mud Hen's 6. The Sewer Rats 15 vs. Roy- als 8. Melanie Pringles 15 vs. Lexus Rangers S. Mud Hen's Marauders 21 vs Pappsot 4, Pidtarng As 12 vs KTX 7 ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Preston Blue Jays 7 7 0 0 120 61 14 Fox Goes Free 7 7 0 0 124 51 14 Sad Sacs 7 4 2 1 126 90 9 Mud Han s Hogs 6 4 2 0 104 74 a Sultans of Suer g 7 4 3 0 95 119 8 R C L 606 6 3 2 1 74 59 7 Mud Hen's 5 3 2 0 76 82 6 ISoe 7 2 4 1 104 109 5 Ar"%*A%46 7 2 5 0 109127 4 Pro Copy 7 1 6 0 71 148 2 East Side Marl's 7 1 6 0 90 133 2 Tudor Arms 7 0 6 1 90 94 1 ROUGE VALLEY WINES DIVISION RESULTS Sustains, of Swing 'C vs Mud Her. s 9. Preston Blue Jays 12 vs Tudor Arms 9: R C L. 606 9 Vs. Mud Hall's Hogs 7. Fox Goes FIN to vs Armadillos S. (soft 20 vs Pro Copy Sys- to1 13. Sad Sacs 25 vs East Side Mano s 10 REBOUNDSPORTS DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS 'Dakota Bob's 7 7 C C 120 54 '4 Woodruff Barons 7 5 2 0 116 74 10 S K R nc 8 5 3 0 135 97 10 Ournam Brewing 7 3 4 0 76 96 6 The Blow Shop a 3 5 0 05 '21 6 -paws On Tap, 7 3 4 0 82 121 6 Country Style 7 2 5 0 85 138 4 Rebound Sports 7 1 6 0 66 76 2 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION RESULTS S K R Inc 12 vs Woodruff Barors " Crurtry Style 12 vs Durham Blowing 7. " Papps on Tap- 15 vs. Rebound Sports 11. Dakota Bob's I$ vs. Brew Shap 6 PETER'S APPLIANCES DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Bank of Montreal 7 7 0 0 98 42 '4 Carlada Trust 7 6 1 0 85 70 12 Bright idea 7 3 3 1 108 64 7 Water Doctor Warriors 7 3 3 1 96 79 7 Peters Appliances 7 3 4 0 57 85 6 Blade Sox 8 2 6 0 74 100 4 Fwestones 17 Catchers 7 2 5 0 67 95 4 Bravefaarts 7 2 6 0 62 '22 4 PETER'S APPLIANCES DIVISION RESULTS Bright Idea 12 vs Water Doctor Warriors '2 Cara'.la 7--st 14 vs. Black Sox 0: Bank of Montreal 11 vs Firestone '7 Catchers 7. 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Book a meeting with the Tele -Direct representative in your area NOW to discuss advertising in the directories or on the Internet. For more information, visit our website at www.teledirect.com or call 1-800-397-8826. TELE -DIRECT YellOW sAdve- ftmi g BRINGING BUYERS AND SELLERS TOGETHER. A/P photo ay BAl Roberts Look mom, no head'. A group of young students from St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax took a lit- tle time out from the walking tour of Toronto recently to get a blast of not -so - fresh air from a subway tunnel grate on Queen Street in the heart of the city. The students were part of a group of about 120 kids who went to Toronto for a class trip. This impromptu play exchange took place near Nathan Phillips Square. _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1995 - PAGE 13 Police chase through Durham concludes at waterfront A high-speed chase involv- ing three police forces ended at Oshawa Harbour after a stolen car struck a guard rail and blew a tire. Two teenagers from Toronto, ages 15 and 16, were arrested and charged. Toronto Police tried to stop the car in Scarborough about 2 a.m. Wednesday but called off the chase when the vehicle reached Durham Region. The car, which had two oc- cupants, raced east on Hwy. ow 111111111 401, reaching speeds of 160 km -h, when it was spotted by Ontario Provincial Police offi- cers from Whitby detachment. Durham Regional Police joined the chase shortly after and cruisers from both forces attempted a moving roadblock in Oshawa. Then, the car lost control and hit a guard rail while exiting the highway at Harmony Road, Durham Sergeant Jim Grimley said. The disabled vehicle contin- ued with a flat tire south on Farewell Street, eventually stopping at Harbour Road, where the driver and passenger were arrested. The Scarborough owner of the car was unaware it was stolen when contacted by po- lice, Sgt. Grimley said. Both teens are charged with possession of stolen property and theft over $5,000. The 15 - year -old driver is also charged with dangerous driving. fail to stop for police and driving with no licence. •1 d1k !"o, 16 TWAVE STZO WIZARD FIREWORKS Again for the 14th Year - choose from hundreds of the best fireworks available in Canada from around the world {auitdisca,lltednesj 25% off, ,(( EXCLUSIVE WIZARD ASSORTMENTS Complete with description of effects and suggested firing order UP to 50% Off other in -trailer specials The Tractor Trailer in the Parking Lots of: HOURS Friday June 12-9 -Agincourt Mail(Kennedy/Sheppard) Saturday June 2' 9-6 • PickeringCanadian Tire Store Hhr 12 & Liverpool Rd.) Sunday June 28 11-6 ( Tuesday June 30 2-9 • Markvilie Mall (McCowanJHvey IT enter off of Hwy. F) 1 Wednesday July 1 9-9 (Trader opens Tues 8. Wed only Largest Selection... Best Prices;' WIZARD FIREWORKS 905-5094864 �.rr T 0 0g of Air Conditioning This summer? 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The fertilized egg is then placed back into the uterus. Not all people applauded this discov- ery. Edwards and his colleague. Dr. Patrick Steptoe. a Cambridge gynecolo- gist. were repeatedly denied fund.. for their research. Finally the Fords Founda- tion and some wealthy Americans prt)- vided the money. Lord Robert Winston. nston. a world renowned infertility specialist in London. defended their work He sand. "They were not supplanting Gxf. simply imitat- ing Him and that is the greatest praise of all." Pele. the world's most celebrated soc- cer playd-r is the father of IVF twins. He said, "Seeing the birth of Iwins was greater than sconng a thousand goals " Ali\ is this procedure necessary .' At a certain age some women do not produce eggs. Other women have tubes that have become bucked by infection so sperm and egg cannot ineet. Or a male partner has a low sperm count. I asked Professor Edwards if anything has changed in the last 20 years. He clarets a world-wide epidemic of infertil- ity has triggered a huge demand for IVF treatment. To obtain eggs fir in -vitro tertilira- tion the female ovary must tv stimulated I),. a hormone known as FSH (follicle cumulating hormone). Initially FSH was supplied by postmenopausal women wh.: in�rcased amount, following menopause. And for years a large amount was wpplied by the urine of Ro- man Catholic nuns. But the increasing numbers of infer- tility patients created a major problem. It was calculated that it would require 120 million litres of urine from NX),M) donors to satisfy the needs of patients. This was an impossible task. But there was also fear of using so many donors. How could doctors tc certain that dis- ease was not passed along at the same time.' Fortunately both problems have now been solved. In 1996 Organon pharma- ceutical company developed a genetic source of FSH, 'Puregon,' free of bacte- na and other impuntics. To obtain ap- proval of Puregon it required 1400M pages of research documents and S3(X) million for clic research. This has been a boon for infertile cou- ples. %fore mature eggs can be retrieved from the ovary for either immediate use or stored for later use. The result is im- proved pregnane rates. During my stay in London I also vis- ited Hammersmith Hospital. It's a huge research centre in London where I watched a new revolutionary technique to treat male infertility. Dr. Kevin Lindsay, an expert on male IF • TIME • QUA LJ[TY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #t2) DR JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST infertility, told me that the human male of all creatures, produces the worst sperm in the world. Some are created with long heads, shoe heads or Kine Henry VIII sperm with no heads at all. Others are lazy and refuse to seek out the egg. Or the concentration of sperm is so low there's virtually no change of preg- nancy. Until two or three years ago there was no hope for such men. T(xbay this prob- lem has been solved by a procedure known as " ICSI" (intracytopla mic sperm injection). I watched a young female technician cam out this fascinating procedure. Us- ing a high-powered microscope a single cgg is visualized and then the drama be- gins. One sperm is placed in a tiny glass and slowly the razor sharp end of the tube cautiously, pricks the egg's outer pli- able lining. It take several minutes hut, eventually, the protective covering of the egg breaks. allowimg entry of the- single sperm. Hammersmith Hospital carries out 5(X) " ICSI" procedures a year. Doctor,, now claim almost every kind of male sterility is amenable to treatment :ss long as sperm are present. What about the overall chance of achieving a pregnancy using in -vitro fer- tilization:' It depends on the patient's age and the cause of infertility. Eggs also age like tither parts of the lxxly so atter age 35 the possibility decreases. In general the chances of pregnancy are atx)ut 20 per cent per attempt. But in one reported series S_' out of 0) women became: pregnant by the sixth attempt. Nkhat abciut Professor Edwards:' He's one of England's most famous scientists and an extremely likable person. And guess what' His daughter-in-law is about to have her first IVF baby. And although he's seen this happen many times he's just like any father-in-law, smiling and excited. News Ad - welcomes your non-profit group's notices for our bill board. Subrr their announce- ments for publi- FAX them: 683- 7363 EMAIL them: newsroom® durham.net Alp PAIN GONE Acup acne Balancing A conmpletely new, clinically proven treatment to relieve hack pain, neck pain and headaches. 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On Tuesday, Durham West MPP and Minister of Community and So- cial Services Janet Ecker announced the Province will provide the local hospital a special $2.6 -million grant for operating costs for the current fiscal year. "Our government recognizes the operating pressures being faced by APGH:' said Ms. Ecker in a media release. "This one-time support will provide assistance to the hospital during the transitional period of health services restructuring." The local hospital has just ratified an agreement to merge Aug. 1 with the Centenary Health Centre in Scarborough, as it was directed to do last fall by the provincial Health Services Restructuring Commission. The new joint hospital, to he called the Rouge Valley Health System, will maintain both the Ajax and Scarborough sites. On Wednesday, Health Minister Elizabeth Witmer announced a $9 - million provincial capital grant io APGH. It's to be used for construction of an expanded emergency department and ambulatory care area, additional complex continuing care beds, reha- bilitation beds and renovations to mental health facilities. The provincial capital grant is "great news for the hospital and for west Durham," says APGH president Bruce Cliff. He explains it's consistent with the $12.8 million in additional capi- tal funding for APGH recommended by the restructuring commission in April. Under the provincial formula, the health ministry provides 70 per cent of capital funding, while the community is expected to raise the other 30 per cent. The one-time addition to APGH's operating grant for this year comes in the wake of an eight -per cent, or $2.2 -million cut last year to the hos- pital's 1997-98 base operating bud- get. The previous year APGH was cut by seven per cent, or $1.9 mil- lion, but received $1.35 million of that back in special funding for high-growth areas. 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Only in your Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser! • • PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1998 THE AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Health &FiTNESS Keep your cool when Don't let your children play it's hot outside DRINK LOTS OF WATER, EXPERTS URGE The muggy summer heat is set- tling in Durham and with it comes the danger of dehydration and heat exhaustion. Although Durham has en- dured a few days of hot, hazy weather there hasn't been a major increase in respi- rator% cases be- cause of the heat, says Alex Connor, manager of envi- ronmental health with the Durham Health Department. "It's still earl% in the vicar." says Patricia Down, spokesman for Memorial Hospital in Bow- mamille, who also reports there ha%cn't been any specific heat -re- lated emergency cases there. S%mptoms for heat exhaustion include: dizziness. irritability. weakness, headaches and vomit- ing. Babies wont he able to tell you if they're dehydrating so par- ents should keep a close eye on them. If babies are not urinating as often as usual it could be a sign for dehydration. Medical reports claim you should drink six to eight glasses of wa- ter each day and during extremely hot spells you ..should even dou- ble -up." says Ms. Down. For small chil- dren "give them plenty of popsicles and freezies;' says Ms. D:)wn. The health department reports good news for those wanting to keep cowl by takings a dip in local lakes. Tony Nk"ong of the environ- mental health department says all lakes are currently well within the bacterial limits for safety. "As the temperature increases the bacteri- al activity also increases." he says. 1, around with cuts and scrapes Running, jumping. skipping. hide -and -go -seek or playing ball ... there are probably thousands of ways that kids can cut and scrape themselves while play- ing. Children will always be chil- dren -- but we can make sure that when they do hurt them- selves, their minor cut or scrape Will get better instead of worse. Here are some simple steps to ensure that your child's small ! 'boo-boo' will heal quickl%: O wash your hands first. Use a mild antibacterial soap to remove bacteria from your hands before you care for your child's wound. Clean the injured area. Carefully wash the wound immediately with a mild an- tibacterial soap to remove bacte- ria and any foreign matter. Be sure to rinse with water. J Blot the area dry. Dab the wound with a clean cloth or a sterile gauze pad. Apply antisep- tic to prevent infection. O Cover the damaged area. It's best to cover the wound with a porous, dry. sterile bandage -- air can get in, but bacteria will stay out. Replace the bandage as nec- essary. J Beware of infection! Seek medical attention if there is evi- dence of infection, such as swelling, throbbing pain, fever. pus or red streaks leading from the wound. Getting the most out of a visit with your physician or health care provider is not always easy. Often we feel rushed or nervous about asking questions we might think arc simple or not important. Short-changing yourself by rush- ing through a medical visit or not asking questions might prevent you from obtaining quality health care. Be sure to have a check-up at least once a year, more frequently if indicated. Before your visit. make a list of concerns or questions you want to talk about. Try to he as specific as possible when describing symp- toms. "I have pains in my abdomen;" is not as descriptive as "I have sharp cramps in this area of my ab - questions domen which tend to get worse and last for at least an hour after meals" If you don't understand your physician's instructions, ask that they be explained and followed ex- actly. Remember you are the con- sumer when it comes to health care. You have a right to expect top quality. The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Welcomes you to REGISTER YOUR KIDS FOR FALL 4 Day Aug. 26-29, 98 Registration S Jacqueline's School of Dance 420.7399 Pickering WEST HILL, 416.2848861 fl Don't be afraid to ask specific W, D&M@@ @a . M6�;� PkVUWAIG Jacqueline's School of Dance 420.7399 Pickering WEST HILL, 416.2848861 fl Don't be afraid to ask specific W, A/P THE NEWS .AUA ER,risvR tit NDAY..11 NE 2R, 199% - PAGE 25 Ph, MR oo o 0 WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING SUNDAY, JUNE 28 SELF-DEFENCE: Women's self-de- fence classes are offered every oth- er Sunday until Sept. 13 beginning at noon at Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. $5 per ses- sion. Proceeds go to the church. At- tend any or all of the classes. 839- 3521. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 CANADA DAY: Canada Day cele- brations are held from noon to about 11 p.m. at Kinsmen Park, east side of Sandy Beach Road below Bayly Street, Pickering. Penny carnival area for children, children's enter- tainment stage, jumping castles, pony rides, kindergym, Velcro Olympics and Bungee Run for youths, karaoke, Bingo Tent, evening stage entertainment beginning at 6:30 p.m., hang gliding demonstra- tions, fireworks, variety of food. Lim- ited parking $2 while spaces are available, shuttle from the GO sta- tion every 20 minutes for $1, free to those 19 years old and under. 420- 4650. CANADA DAY: Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague hosts Canada Day celebrations from 1 to 3 p.m. at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St., Picker- ing. All welcome. Food and refresh- ments.Phone 420-7573 for informa- tion. CANADA DAY: The Ajax Parks and Recreation Department holds Cana- da Day celebrations from noon to 4 p.m. at Rotary Park, on Lake Drive- way West, at the corner of Parkes Drive. Music, children's show, face painting, clowns, birthday cake. 428- 7711. THREE BEARS AUTO BODY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY o A COLLISION SHOPS" "Serving The Durham Region' 1$ 52 0 0 Off Complete1 Body & Paint work; 1 1 Or we7 pay your daducoEte W io SM.! (with In so)1 1 'Coupon must be presented 1 i� pnor to work being started $1 1 'SOME 10V1 C1ions apply Ask br _Wa,lS Free Estielata& UNIT 420B, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 GET NOTICED. EINTORIAL MWERTISMIG WORKS Sfxead ft good word about your urvque business or service, by advertesirlg with us- Yau7 find no o6w p r IoW medium a za more effective at -_� wdwg your prospects where Mley live and shop Mian Mus special our Sales a boost. Cal e&oeparmwo at ��nal feadre.OM� >lR1tC6s ON 1'QR!! B !LO $1495 A t- (no" C ) . rullilm a TUOM F" 17111 70813 .......................... ««........48.65 166170113 ......................................54.66 165170814 ......................................59.66 165170114 ......................................69.66 JR znzm� 264 FABEwELL ST.. AJAX - 619.1222 photos by Ron Pietroniro A VIP visit, lending a hand Lincoln Alexander (top photo) helped students at the and staff outside the school. In the photo at left. Ajax school that bears his name celebrate the last day Avneet Bening, Katie Cornish and Adrian Edwards, of school Thursday. The former lieutenant -governor present Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters director Marilyn of Ontario had a special photo taken with students Cummings with a cheque for S146. The best in tires and vehicle repair at TireNet Auto Care Your vehicie needs the best if you want It to last. Among those needs are a good set of tires and a good mechanic to keep it in top run- ning order. At TireNet Auto Care, located at 263 Fairall St. in Ajax, the staff of trained technicians will treat your vehicle like their own. Owner Frank Imineo opened TireNet in January after moving from Toronto where he was in busi- ness for more than 20 years. "1 wanted a change of scenery and to meet new people," he says. "This has been a great loca- tion for us." Customer satisfaction is very important to Frank and he ensures that each and every customer is given a written estimate and that nv unnecessary work is done on any vehicle. The shop has nine bays and is equipped with the latest state-of- the-art tools and diagnostic machines. Also, each of the four technicians keep up on the latest changes in automotive technology so they can work on all models of cars and trucks. Of course TireNet Auto Care is also known for its huge inventory of tires. "We stock or can get any At TireNet Auto Care, located at 264 Fairall St. in Ajax, the staff of trained technicians will treat your vehicle as d it were their own. brand of tire you need but our spe- radial designs typically deliver. cialty is Pirelli Tires," says Frank For those on a budget, "A very popular tire in Europe, TireNet also sells good quality used Pirelli is now making itself know in tires in many name brands. Canada as not just a racing tire, but The shop is open Mon. to Fri. a tire that's perfect for any vehicle." from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 3 That includes the Pirelli P400 p.m. on Sat. Touring. This affordable all -season Right now take advantage of tire gives excellent wet/dry perfor- their $14.96 lube, oil and filter and mance, superb steering response their Pirelli sale with tires starting at and long tread life. It also gives a $49.95. ride that's quieter and more com- For more information call fortable than ordinary all -season (905) 619-1222. PAGE 26 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. JUNE 28, 1998 Pomp and ceremony The wail of the bagpipes and beat of the drums marked the graduation ceremo- ny this week of 12 new Durham Re- gional Police Auxiliary Officers. At right. Pipe Major George Campbell helps piper Callum Quigley tune up for the ceremony. Below, drummer Andy Brooks practises some fancy stick work as he prepares to play. Durham Regional Police Chief Kevin McAlpine was also on hand for an inspection of the new auxiliary officers. Forcret Me Not Garden Tour plants serenity in seniors AJAX —You're invited to stop and smell the roses on a garden tour that will benefit the residents of Ballvc1iffe Retirement Lodge and Nursing Home. A Forget Me Not Garden Tour will be held Saturday. July 1 1 from noon to 4 p.m. Participants will visit 21 diverse gardens in Ajax and Whitby. Stops include a low -maintenance ravine lot with no grass which features two pink granite ponds and a garden with more formal herbaceous beds at an historic Whitby mansion. The self -guided tour is followed by a Strawberry Tea at Ballycliffe and a draw for door prizes provided by local sponsors. Tickets, at $15, are available at Bal- frjcliffe at 70 Station St., (683-2331) and Vandermeer Nursery & Garden Centre at 588 Lakeridge Rd. (427- 2525). A bus will be available at no extra charge for those who don't drive. Call hg at 683-3809 or Brenda at 619- 0845 for more information. Proceeds from the tour will go to- ward the establishment of a therapeutic garden for residents of Ballycliffe. The concept aims to provide a safe and serene setting for the elderly and those suffering from physical and mental dis- hbilities. The garden will be wheelchair -ac- cessible and will feature raised flower beds filled with fragrant and colourful plantings and shaded seating areas. It is currently being designed at no charge by local landscape artist Henri Korte- kaas. Organizers hope to break ground this fall or next spring. ,photos by A.J. Groen • 1st Mortgages to 95% • 2ndard Mortgages • Condos, Rental properties' Best available rates Private funds available Refinancing debt consolidation a specialty For personal service call 686-2557 Vic TCV /A/`I MAID SF-PV/CF HELHANDS FOR SENIORS We are funy insured and Loaded. Spe" Rates S! Semon CALL X905) 427-431714 �eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa� a OALYS S a a X PROFESSIONAL PET a a GROOMING a aleM-W MW A� t a := a s —wets— rt--# awporo acoept& � a a t a nay, n w nr & veetrnd app mWoem anakit k. l a $ $5.00* off any full groom if 'no other dwo nts apply a a -I KinWm Rd. a a Aly's Professional Wa, a Pet Grooming a a 420-5922 �, t- K,q9,W- Rd. a m:.a rrad,.,,,, s:.Rw.� aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, 1• make off to the P Tee -off to help sick children PICKERING —You can hit the links and help children with life- threatening diseases at the same time. The 10th annual Paul & Jamie Coburn Memorial Golf Tournament will be held Friday, July 31 at Seaton Golf & Country Club at 2605 Brock Rd. in Pickering. "Rickets arc $50 each, which cov- r,, i recn fees, a cart and steak din- -icr. Proceeds from this year's tourna- ncnt will go to the Children's Wish "undation. In past years. money has been u�cd for Ajax -Pickering General i,)spital, the Hospital for Sick Chil- Iren in Toronto and to send a young 1)oy to the United States for medical treatment that is lot available in Canada. Mr. Coburn was killed in a snow- mobiling accident months after his son lost his battle with cancer. The fund-raiser is organized by the Ajax Professional Firefighters. Call chairman Jim O'Hara at 427-2940 for more information. 'V airport with Classique Airline Van Services Planning a successful tnp means leaving nothing to chance. Especially when it comes to get- ting to the airport on time. Relying on friends or fam- ily may be fine but what if their plans change? What you need is a reliable and economical way to arrive in comfort and without hassle. For more than 11 years, Classique Airline Van Services has offered its clients a worry - free service to Pearson Airport from anywhere in Durham. The company's fleet of 11 vans carry up to 8 passengers in air conditioned comfort. Also, don't worry about your bags, they'll be loaded and unloaded for you and you'll arrive in plen- ty of time for check-in on domes- tic and international flights. Owner Marie Haley says they're available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. "We require 2 days notice before your trip and we'll give you a complimentary wake-up call," she says. "We'll pick you up at your door and on your return, we'll pick you up at the airport." Classique Airline Van All of their drivers are thoroughly trained by drivedtrainer Ed Mkmwd including a course in defensive driving taught by Ed who is certified by the Ministry of Transportation. Services is a member of the Airport Ground Transportation Association and the only service in Durham with the rights to pick - up Durham residents at the air- port and take them home. Rates are very reasonable, starting at $37 per person from Pickering and only $10 for each additional passenger. "Relax and leave the dri- ving to us," says Marie. All of their drivers are thoroughly trained by driver/trainer Ed Minard including a course in defensive driving taught by Ed who is cer- tified by the Ministry of Transportation. Each vehicle is also very well maintained by their own mechanics and the company is fully insured. For more information about Classique or if you need a trip to the airport call (905) 427-6800. low A/P photo by Jason Liebregts Graduation alternatives Graduates of Durham's Alternate Secondary School put on their best this week when they received their graduation diplomas for a lob well done. Celebrat- ing their achievement are (front row, from left) Alyssa Coulson and Erin Martin. Middle row, from left are Raegan Tombs. Angela Nagy. Shawn Spragge and Monique Vavala. In the back row, from left is Dwayne Alldread, Sara Scott, Dave Knapp, Steven Beird and Ed Grant, representing Durham Alternate Secondary School. �Illllllllllllllllillll ROYAL LEPAGE NEWS RELEASE ..IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , ;.-mag. R.• El!-'- L:d . 91-1 ROYAL LEPAGE ACQUIRES LOCAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY DURHAM REGION, June 25. 1998 - Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. today announced the acquisition of Buchanan Realty Service Inc. This development serves to further solidify Roral LePage's position as the largest Canadian -owned and operated residential real estate firm in the country as well as one of the fastest growing, real estate franchisors. Buchanan Realty Service Inc., a full-service real estate company and a leading independent realtor in the Durham Region is comprised of 9 sales representatives. Serving the Durham Region for more than 12 years, the company has been recognized as an industry leader and distinguished member of both the business and suburban communities. Buchanan Realty Service Inc. owner Blair Buchanan will remain part of the consolidated company as associate broker/active sales agent and the office will move to the established Royal LePage office at 3000 Garden Street North of Whitby. "This addition of Buchanan Realty Service Inc. demonstrates our continuing commitment to increasing market share in strategic market areas," said Simon P. Dean, president, Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. "Joining with Buchanan Realty will ensure Royal LePage a stronger platform on which to continue to positively impact real estate trends in Durham Region." "By consolidating with Royal LePage, we are now better equipped to offer our clients and sales representatives a significant number of leading-edge marketing and technological resources, as well as access to Canada's largest relocation network," said Blair Buchanan, owner, Buchanan Realty Service Inc. "Our clients will now have the added advantage of buying or selling a home using Royal, LePage's award-winning products such as their 'Virtually Everywhere' Internet site and their leading-edge Mortgage Market Connect product, an on-line financing service." 'By combining forces, we can now offer Durham Region an enhanced real estate brokerage office known for its personal touch and strong presence in the national market place;' said Gino Romanese, vice-president and regional manager, Eastern Ontario, Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. Royal LePage is Canada's leading full-service real estate company, with over 9,000 employees and representatives in residential, commercial, relocation, associate broker and Realty World offices across Canada. International affiliates further augment the company's service network. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1998 - PAGE 27 Under the 'B '...Bingo volunteers The Bit, Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering needs volunteers to help run its Bingo Fundraisers at The Delta Pickering, 975 Dillingham Drive. They arc held two or three Mondays per month and the occa- sional Wednesday as well. Funds raised from the bingos will he used to support the programmes and services offered by Big Sisters for girls and young women in Ajax and Pickering. There are currently 36 Girls and teem matched with a Big Sister yol- untcer. Unfortunately. 3K more are on the waiting list — some for nearly two years. This bingo fund-raising op- portunity will make it possible I -or Big Sisters to provide support and guidance to even more Little Sisters. Volunteers are needed for any, or all, of the following dates and times: * Monday matinee sessions ( I I a.m. to 3:15 p m.) July 13 and 27'Aug- 10. Aug.10. 21 and 31. Sept. 14 and 28, Oct - 5 and 19. ti;)� 2. 16 and 23: and Dec. 14 and 2h. as well as a W dnes- day matinee session Dec. 30. * Twilight sessions from 2 to 6:15 p.m. %k'cdncsday. July I and Monday. Oct. 12. Anyone interested in helping out is asked to call Linda at (90542K- 81 11 as soon as possihle. CORRECTION NOTICE For our 24 page Sears flyer (Sale dates: June 28 - July 5, 1998) Page 7 - Save 25% all boys' & girls' Levis jeans. Sears Reg. reads: 34.99 - 44.99 each 26.24 - 33.74. Sears Reg. should read: 39.99 - 44.99 each 26.24 - 33.74. we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. I CORRECTIONI We %,;st; to draw your attention to the following in our current Canada -wide Savings' flyer. Page 3 - Item #4. cotton barbecue mitts. 85-'732-0 ,Dpy reads: reg 6 99. Sale 5 19 pair. Slould read: reg. 6 99 ea.. sale 5 19 ea. Page 13 - Portable Halogen Worklight. 52- Ar',7)-6 )-6 ustration shows a double worklight. This is nconect. The item on sale is a single r�ckiight. We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current Canada Day Sale' Iver Page 8 - Item x1 bloodstream Tadde _xker Satchel. 78-2545-9 and Item x5 = 31ncr Kid Kit, 78-256'-8 Illustrations ;nould be transposed Page 17 -!Tem x5. Utility Batters. t 0-205OX -.c, ,nouM read:'With trade-in- of the old cattery %e=SINCEaELYRE3PE-4HY NCONVEMENU . _ ,NAY "AVE CAUSED YOU - SiJS YX, u rv+.s Please Recycle! A career at a call centre may not be what you think If you think working in a call centre is a boring dead end job then you haven't done your homework. Consider this. It's Canada's fastest growing industry with more than 5,000 call centres each employing 10 or more people. "More than 65% of those call centres are right here in Ontario," says Cheryl Bird, Marketing Coordinator for Durham College's Call Centre Operations Certificate Program. "With this growth, the opportunities for Students participate in a classroom designed as a call advancement are very high." centre to give them a realistic environment in which to The courses are taught at learn the skills necessary to excel in this exciting career. the Skills Training Centre on Champlain Ave. in Whitby and run for 14 weeks including 4 weeks of job placement at a call centre. Cheryl says many are reluctant to enrol in the course because they think it's strictly a telemarketing career they're training for. "That's only one of many occupations available to a call centre graduate," she explains. "You could be a customer service representative, order processing agent or a call centre operator." For example, a customer service repre- sentative takes orders, answers and asks ques- tions, solves problems, accesses databases, books appointments and performs other duties that require multi -tasking skills Durham College training will provide. "Another aspect people may have con- cerns about is the monitoring system at call centres," sans Chervl. "But in realitv it's done to help them improve and to recognize people who show potential for advancement based on their abilities as an operator." The next session starts July' 20th so call today at (905) 721-3388 and start your way on a career path that may pleasantly surprise you. 13 El all D U R H A M COLLEGE PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY. JUNE 28. 1998 OWN" FLAKEBRANS 475 g BOX 099 2 LIMIT ,/� MEDALLION 'PEACH HALVES ],2 796 ml. TIN EIM F.arms • "THE FOOD TERM/NAL" DELUXE 09 9 ej ^I0r;LlwyL%w POCKETS 5 SM MqAWANEX] ,K 1.8 kg BOX OF 18 M Sv~. Axy t Me EYE OF TIM ROLTM... 5.49 kg FRESH OLE R I�RO �N CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN LEG �?� 059 4.W k4zl � QUARTE RS -B-211491 cAc N ix, wM POM SME N PaSZ04 coimizg B. 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RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! C THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JUNE A I"S-PAGE. 31 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser/The Uxbridge Tribune A I !3LM I ka;l a I ==I I N L., Ajax News Advertiser office Pickering News Advertiser Outlet The Uxbridge Tribune office 130 CouaEercln. Ave., Aja: 1822 whites Rd Pickering - Sara/Lee-Amberlea Plaza 24 Toronto St. N., Uxbridge IL ® HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Moa.- Fri- Closed Saturay HOURS: Tues. -Fri. 10 am -8 pm Sun -Noon til 5 p.m. CLOSED Monday HOURS: M am - 5 pm Mon. -Fri. Fes' ('' 9218 FAX: )905) 579-4218 Fes: (yQr) 8.rr2 4355 CLASSIFIED ON-LINE 683-0707683-0707 pltotaes Illaes epem tgih til t pw Mon. -Fri., Sat. 9:3o am -3 pm rhones Ices 852-9741 arteitmr•. �u.-��......tl,....�.a., TORONTO LINE 1416) 798-7259 � daily 1118 pm Ma. -FM., Sat. 9:30 am -3 pm iw TORONTO LINE 1416) 798-7259 100 100Careers100 100 100 100Careers100Careers100 Careers L+TA DT VAa all ^An�lae ■a�ai•w ww � -_--- _ - Now enrolling for .duly - Accounting & Computer Courses Loam the s101s you need to set up and support users on'stand•alone' computers and PC networks. Graduate in as little as 6-12 months in: *Computer Business Applications • Dental Chairsh a Assistant .ComputerSupport SPeddbt •EXecud" Office Assistmt -Ndwork i Communication *Leo Admin Assistant Tectmician -Medial Osla Assistant eirdor nen Syderes programmer. •HospiWity Administration Compeller Apps -Hotel i Restaurant operations And +manaq Perron -'Support worker-Traavaet� t F.a,noal Aaystance may be ara+ab* to e+oee-ria W.*N ENQUIRE A80(77 OUR COMPU7M AMIA 710N PROGRAar r47H ALIAS MAVEFROW TORONTO • •E01 10mr.t. Radiation Protection Coordinator Reporting to the Supenntedent Erwirwaient Healtft b Safety, the position of Radiation Protection Coordrutor is the senior radiation protection position at our minrtsites,lbu will be responsible for the development dad efoldiemenWon of the site rad*wn protectm programs to ensure TompWw with corporate policies and statdards and legislated reVAatorp teclum"lents.5pecdiic duties mil ulckWe: adminstering the radlobgical monitw" program (pesorW dosntetm personal & arra moniwinw. measuement tedtnques and equipf" for gnaw radiation, radon pMo)mx ore dust and *bwc* dust; Mmlagng the rads ON proerction $0 InarWil; the radioactive sources; devebpfaemt and delnerirtg radiation protection trainlintxas well as carrying out the related Om" and budgeting activities. The ideal candidate will have a uni uWy degree in ral6mon protediOrt oodw scarce i ted inologlr or a' incl dadpfine, eight years of mievanrt industrial apenesim incltdng dreet ageiecie as an Occup o uil HeAh Physicist. This Will include demonstrated competence in agutiarrg and reporting tedrf" data aiW Wormao w LVeiemce wah the uramm mining N deg no and Will pit mss) and ming industry and batiiaritp with its appicabk q"Jon protectios lieV w (Alonwc Eaegy Act llraaium and Thorium flegulations,, Wdudrtg the appica6oa of an ALARA4ned program) would be a r1 6 11 asset. Fwaili nkl, with specific a wwuter appiotions (Le. Wladows 9$, KCESS dapbase ULEI. etc) would also be a delinke asset Pnotrea eroepdomal leadership caammicAN aid team player she are required fee die llerdopnnerrt aid itppkfacantiom of Ibis ntiraooa prootectioa progra k for Opt wA" a6mos protection"and 9 latenction with adrer deparumems. AM NAL INIVOW1NNR Huram Resoertes UNUM (Ogeari Resources W_ OnAili appioats are to 111,01111111119204 9vw � /41051AM 11117-d2S 4A StWtst bylel It 1"IL Sado=% 571( 3X5 Fa904343-11QS6 AK2 Gnr land N* 1 GtwwM HNp 1 _Ga" HNp `areer Vpportunities in the AJAX/PICKERING area. Work from hhome with flexible hours by joining Canada's leader in assisting homeowners to sell their own homes. We require self motivated individuals with strong posi- tive attitudes to expand our team. Full training provided. Must have a car. Previous sales experience an asset. To apply for this exciting opportunity please fax your resume before IWX 10.1998 to: (905)697-0957. Only successful candidates will be contacted. Please read your dasslffed ad on the first day Of publics- dw as we Cannot be n sponsbe for more than one insertion in the event of an error. Let's Be Direct! At Pitney Bowes, we know what it takes to be successful. A leader in the office products Industry and a Fortune 500 company, our commitment to providing our customers with added value - day In and day out - sets us apart from all others In our business. Our continued success has led to these excellent opportunities for sales savvy individuals eager to apply their skills with a company that has a clear vision of Its future. Positions are available for both Undingual and Bilingual (English/French) individuals. 'Inside Representatives Full-time Positions Dux :-, coke: ,;; ;: ,i. mak„ facie M rLcting (xutrc it, p!, (-r :.g r i:rd number of opportunities for highly mouv-Atcd inside sales rcprc.cntattvc. The successful incumbent will be responsible for the sale of Pitney Bowes products, along with lead generation and other marketing and telemarketing pr ,grams Qualifications for this position arc post secondary education in business / marketing or equivalent, day board efficiency. sales and/or telemarketing expericncc. knowledge of Piinev Bowes Prmlucts, flcaublc to work varying shifts from 8 00 Am to - tau pm and the ability to work in a fast paced. results driven position within a highly motivated cnvinmmcnt Supenor verhal communication and listening skills combined with prifCssiorul and persuasive negotiation skill, arc required as 1 W : of the actlym is on the telephone f'bsuton benefits include a base clary of $I I „ to start and txmus/commusuxt opportunities Interested carxlidatcs who possess the above requirements plea-sc forward your and A cover letter ex2hining b6w 3— meet the aNyve silife - ti , s to SEA -Lu (:aouettc-Boss, fhrcctor 11umAn RcsoumCs, Pitney B)wcs Fax unh- (()Olt) 8 11-- 52101 AILL ,1 Pitney Bowes In business to get your business done. You Can Be Animal Care Aide Do vote like workino with • Job -Ready doifnesticaled anunals?'�Iearn about Animal Behaviour - In Months Not Years with Nutntioxl. Due w, surgic:d Techniques aryl more. Career • Ontario Business College. opportunities may be Accounting/Business Administration available in animal hospitals. humane societies. pet Storrs. Human Service Worker • Animal Care Aide kennels. veterinary clinics or Computer software & systems Operator Zoos. In owry 8 tilonda! Business Administration - Massage spy Medical Office Administrator - Law Clerk Law Clerk Pharmacy Technician • Sales & Marketing If a carrier that allows you to Chi oprac'tic Office Assistant •Dental Assisting observe and contribute to the administration of our legal �"M ^ C ';,tee �L system intrigues you, OBC's `�a�c..a_�.an+� Law Clerk program is for a,,.eo,♦ you. study Canadian, Mgi,%B&o-o.%U&2adFbw 001 Liplfted��,,�,.�,, Corporate, Family & E �jg' Commercial Law and gain Call Today. experience in criminal and 200 Job. Street West. civil procedures- Careers may be available with law offices, real estate firms, 576_9 r7C banking institutions and FuWAi;1 r ,kWAj X- May Be Avmiahk To This( Mai (Naliiffv. J fie- /n Only /2 Months! WIT, Careers CHRISTIAN HORIZONS 3": Eiangei-a .ishan )rgam- zauon servng^developmental- ty disabled individuals is s"Icing par time and support relief workers lir programs within the 'Durham marra Re- guireems OSW or egurval- em first aid. CPR adkty to work from a person cerrlered parmtng perspective, able to work within sen mviagrng work teamsand aft to pro- auce rtaracter references comtsiern wish IN Pb MQK- cations and the values or Christian Hor ws Sobmtt resumes to Coordinator of Sernces and Supports 700 Burnham St Cotiourg. On - tarp K3A 4X4 We wish to M" everyone for their .nitr- es? now!ver. my those resumes deemed aliproonate for the DostlfOn wi- De cinsid- ered Prevrcus appiK�M s need not appy THE NAIL STATION ;-riser Tratr.r: 3e,:,^ a nail teOinicw freer Iraewlg available in a'"1041wills ear r�netrq otya,res a, lisp StudentCnannrp avail ape Nais $21: (905)723- 8083 1 Gamier _4010 RECEPTIONIST %iobie mOrvra,al for days, evenr% and weekends PeAect for marve. crealr" nrfvrduaf. =nputer skAs equered Ptosistae resrrlte to (985µ26-3601. TECHNOLOGIST �esoorts,auhes ahgnmartt of RF S =lectrarx pomim oic emg eXpenena rawred Saba :edvx* background 6 Knowledge of ekectrorvc ;amoorells •epured Fax nsMaMifiles to 1905114 7-19.4 AZ TEAM COMPANY DRIVER& OWNER OPERATORS �egiured Competitve wages. ExCeOent ben - On package, yearly safety bonuses. clean drrver abstract, Criminal search and ICC medical US and Canadian experience. SES Wentworth SL E, unit 040 Oshawa ON, L 1 H 3%'E or Call 1901433-3895 Ask for CYarfie hnter arw- auto Buss mstauer angor de - tarter, experience required. Please tax resume to 19051985-0097 preferably or call (905)985-8507 between 8am - Spm AZ OlVEM Required Full Time OualifkahM.. USe0ll�. penma. flatbed expeneneV clean abstract. ICC "Wed. Top rata, weekly pay. bmdt Please call TRUST PORT LTD. Pontypool. ON 1-800-263-3719 DEAUTr SALON requires li- censed assistant manager for Ajax Commissionitraius/ profit sharing Also stylists. full and Part lime. Call Cyiidw (905)426-6180 -010? Adventurous? Feel* Entertainers preferred. tMi exp. necessary Jump on the fast track in the adult enter- tainment industry. 18 and old- er preferred Investment Opp. avail CAN Mary at (905) 431- 4968 for a caMid interview .a-• ---a r_ : _%-., r v w,• --e C.e -- ..-�'_e_e-e-e --* �.•.� --a: ��-- --•--a---!_. e. -v'. •. r -I ---v i �: _- - - !..-.•_'?_•• - - _ .°-r_• -.- PAGE 32 -THF: NEWS ADVFRTISEkATXBRID(:E TR1BltNIE StINDAl', JI1NF. 28.1998 1 1 cars" 1 1 careers 1 1 Careers 1 General Help 1 Csetw el Help 1 Guttural Help 1 General Help AVERY DENNISON Avery Dennison Office Products Canada has a immediate need for a 9 MONTH CONTRACT CONSUMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Reporting to the Consumer Service I\1anager, this position plays a key role in responding in a posi- tive, accurate and timely manner to consumer in- quires in order to maintain a positive and ongoing relationship between the consumer and the Com- pany. The successful candidate must be fluently bilingual in both English and French, written and spoken, exceptional computer skills on various software packages and willing and able to learn additional <kiftware. This person must have excellent inter- personal and communication skills. Please submit vour resume to: Manager, Employee Services Avery Dennison Canada Inc. 200 Base Line Road East Bowmanville, Ontario LIC 1A2 Fax (905) 69'4"" \o phone calls please. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. NEED EXPERIENCE. BE JOB READY - GET TRAINED FORKLIFT CERTIFICATION (Ministry of Latour guidelines) experienced and non -experienced operator • construction 1. on -slab 2 rough terrain & zoom -boom • inoustnal 1 on -slab 2. rough terrain WE PROVIDE FULL RANGE OF HEALTH, SAFETY AND PROPANE TRAINING START DATES -JULY 13, 1998 - CONTINUOUS STARTING JULY 20. 1998 CONSTRUCTION SKILLS TRAINING- gain valuable hands-on experience 1 road work -includes line 8 grade, curbs, sidewalks. jersey barriers, concrete repair and rub -up 2 utilities work -sewer 8 water main 3. utilities -gas distribution, underground cables Funding assistance may be available -call A S.A.P for details and interview Please reply A.S.A.P. to - Ron Dauphin, Director LIUNA Local 597 Training & Rehabilitation Fund 400 Hopkins St., Whitby L1N 2B9 phone 905-668-7839: fax 905-668-5258 ARE YOU 16-24 YEARS? NEED A JOB? WE CAN HELP • Job banks • Job search strategies • Internet access • Interview workshops • Resume workshops • On the job training positions JOB CONNECT AND ITS FREE! Call the Hotline 725-4786 Pickering Residents 1 -800 -263 -OM Funded by Government of Ontario /�6 IiAL1NPJ11E esoarces • ECE'S -TEACHING ASSISTANTS • ECE STUDENTS • Jobs Available Immediately • Pick your own hours 8 location • Competitive Pay Looking for responsible people to care for children in a variety of settings. Min. 2 years experience in childcare or equival- ent, first aid and CPR Fax Resume to Healthcare Resources (416) 447-0599 Gerwal Help CIRA'S FRUIT MARKET Requ��eC :mmedidiefy FULL TIME EXPERIENCED PRODUCE& DELI MANAGER FULL TIME "TOP WAGES" Appy in perm with resNme to Linda: Pidarfq Town centre CLASS 'A' Diver warred lull - time positron lot delivery 01 petroleum products Expen- ence preferred Benefits n- duaw Wor" ort at oshM- wa Reply Champlain Ener - goes Po Bou 625 Pelerbor- oup. K9J 6M CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for ran -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. nommiam D173'A mw Nrinn dnvm. Paid cash nVMfy Earn up to $12/hr. Please W ply in person at 10 Harwood Ave S.. Ajar- 683-9993, ONESiMAKEIyMLTERAl10N$ Full/Part time Pleasant W- soMkty & people skfUs re- gM=ed Experience a must. Own Iransporubon required cal 905)iS51344. Fax (905)-065-1048. of the Oshawa/ Whitby This Week Ajax/ Pickering News Advertiser Due to the Canada Day Holiday , on Wednesday July 1st, the deadline for Classified Advertising will be Monday June 29, at 2:30 p.m. Next Publication will be Friday July 3. Normal Friday deadlines will apply. Clarington This Week, Port Perry This Week , The Tribune Deadline will be Tuesday June 30, at 2:30 V_ Cir -,unity Care Resp1, ,-_gram is in need of Relief Caregivers to provide in-nome respite to caregivers of frail elderly and younger disabled adults REQUIREMENTS 1 Must be a Persorai Support Worker 3r equnarerif 2. Mist nave a car 3 Comm$ to down some shidtwork. some weekends, and some longer resprles For more information please call (905) 427-2315 or 1-888-255-6680 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or IndlvidLais is whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list In an envelope and address to: Box Replies. It the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are fazed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad - SERVICE ADVISOR Required For busy dealership.Two years Chrvsler experience ADP computer knowledge a must. Please fax resume t0 (905) 6834-M Requires a MOULD SET-UP TECHNICIAN For midnight "t (I1:OOpm - 7:00am) Mia 2 years experience in mould set-up required. Please mail, fax or e-mail resume. 71 Mearns Crt, Unit #10, bowmaavilk, Ontario LIC 4N4 Fax: (905) 697-1759 E-mail: micprepl@netrnver.com FARM 1727. PEA INM! AS- SkNas 2 3 eftad* p produ$ictnure s at horne a5 per day! Amann recorded messaW reveals details. 416-812-6796 �SAJXSrZOM amoumm Full or put tiline. Drivers Ikesm k oven trans ode RLrm wOtDOws D DOORa Phone for appointment (9s) 9794U@* /fah tae Bob WIIUFOUB Aron ria h=OM for the Dur- am rani$ m- su w to idle 1165, P.o. Boz 481, Oshawa, Ort LIH 7L5 COOK - ExpieNaa/. Warted for a seafood & Stealfiousit. Appy in person: 1180 Sinhwe St. N. Oshawa. EXPERIENCED wiled for bray Salem.tyles! Ow - ham Cerdre, Ajax. mood wW es. Call (9(15) 6194057. EXPERIBICED sales Clerk required, know ledpable in jewelry & doawnq. Please drop oh resume at: 'Tribal Vona', 20 simcoe S1.111., Oshawa. we Puy YOU orlaeBy to assernble NO products. Easy Work necessary. For FREE dealt send SASE. to Fiffe Mor i IM Li1Nfp001 Rd, 111 ib 21 PkNriltA Oat, L1r tip FAST TRACK YOUR CAREER We ;ire• rxpmidirig our tt-;tin' Busy :)cnctor of Chiropractic seeks anoth- r-r high energy, outgoing. optimistic individual with great coinintlnica- t u n skills and desire to learn. l niprrhensive on the job training I,nnrldrd. Apply in person: West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Highway 07 East Unionville UIS, ff-PAI[) BUSINESS & COMPUTER CONSULTING POSITIONS On -The -Job Training Program Please send uour resume to: WORLDWIDE CANADIAN MANAGE%1ENT CONSULTANT INC. 14,50 liar Iv St. ,uity -, Pickem ig, ON 1.1 W 3TS Fax: 905-831-2832 F/T& P/T ROLL OFF DRIVER AZ or DZ licence required. Please fax resume to: 640-9232 or call 640-2052 ALARM INSTALLERS NEEDED experience required. Must tie txxldable and have valid driver's license. Fax resume to (905)723-4161. STUDENTS 18+ Apply now for summer work $10.85 to start. No experience nec- essary. Training is provided. Gain Valuable experience. Start immediately. Call (905) 723-4920. A Z DRIVERS Required immediately. City positions, Regular start times, Full compa- ny benefits including pension plan. Musa have Clew abstract and 2 yews verifiable A -Z kalDit�eJaMBtMB w Join Sarlass d CBB-Tied (IM) Inc. 655 Now SL W. 111 1 5-a, N. (1115) 4844NO or 1.140.361-7$U. IIwNTML sewing mactone operator needed. Experienced a wilYlq to train. Part & full kine pdttitlons available. Oshaw area. Send resumes to rile /161, Osfgwa This Week P.O. Box 461, 865 Farewell SI , Oshawa. Ontario, L1H 71.5. FKl/PMT-TM Batdrcr and Produce Clerks. Weekends & everwgs ilrJrrded. Experkence requked. Far resume to: 906 430-0771. CANADIAN PIRA AND CHICKEN is hintm ki trsias- tic, hard worlurp and expew enced drivers. It interested Call Najb at 427.5566 t1- 3 P.- . (Hwy. 2 - Mandarin Pla- iffa O iii wmuclw rzxded full bum. Minimum 3 year's experience. option of using schools car. Cal (905) 686 7678. LMMOSED 1t1ECH MIC - re- quired full-time, management exp. proferred. Apply in sem :Ram, 158 Hum- St. Haim Lid. 15113-8121 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, en- errgqeett' $0 MOUVated ndi- vidwls for fast -paced call CeOre, great opporUMOM for $St. Tup %Wes pad. Please cab 905 436 9167. 1 General Help MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE individual required to canvass door to door lot virryl window manufacturer in Durham Re- gion $10 00 an hour and bo- nus paid bi-weekly Positive attitude a must Vehicle re- quired Call 723-7403 MODELS WANTED trom Ca- nada between 2-19 to com- pete m this years 1998 Toron- to Pageants Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarships, in- cluding trips to Nationals in Las Vegas Call today 1-800- 367-2125 EA 240 HIRING for The Sunday Sun Crew Managers To supervise door-to-door sales crews. Start immediately. Training provided. Flexible hours Excellent commission. Call: Torry LOPresti 11 am- bpm Mon -Fri 416-947-3591 or 14800-6 0786 or tax your resume to: 416-947-3191 Running 48 Stales Top rata & bernifds Minimum 1 yr expenerue Appy in Person NPS 112 Athol SL Sunk 203 Whtby Mon -Fn 9am-4pn Or cal (905)430-7168 or 1-988-439-7777 PERMANENT Ful! rime pct. ''or .".M:IIeC tailor(«prke' warmed for lull -time pemu em positron went a major 'indow-mamdanunriq com- ary Appuont must be me- tan"ly akpl & have eye ' n detail, some heavy ~Rill ,volved. premus ekpenence asset ba not necessary. MON train nor person Please .,omd resume to rix all niton t Jennifer1140.el Verma. eld n 1650 Fspar Crt Pxk -•ing. ON LIW 3R7 or lax .Kume to 905-4205936 PERRtUENTroe,t Tune ECE .!gwrrd * r small daycare Brio rnumes to su+dedarW ,hM Care. box 400. sunder .ind. Ord. LOC 1110 No teke- :,mpw ngwnes please PERSON «anted to set had ,Is ,, , nndge Cam 905- °37.2706 PROOUCTNIN Worker- PLu : ext ser .115-::,n Mr Unically uwlu know) doe of OD -ext a ptastrc pro ,ss is an asset 12 w ddnb- r'fnal shift t tieneles Wife trap ft right person send ,� to 9wr162 865 Fare- well St. Oshawa L 1 H 7L5 PROFESSIONAL CARPET leaner required Experience In resWentW not water ex "action. as wen commerck* carpet tt mairitertaiiMust nave integrity (9051-686- 9272 CASH PAID to deliver cata- logues in Atax Pickering cal Suzan at 427-0840 RETAIL MERCNANMSER National lewielry / accessories service company seeks part time rep for the Oshawa. Whdtry Pickering. Ajax ar- eas Duties include instore merchandising, inventory contra and ordering Retail expenence a plus. No nglits or weekends Please nal our voice man befoam ,line 25th & June 30th 1-800-283-3090. ext 5345. ROSSUM Ridge Co-op, Oshawa requires stilkdrex- perienced maiutenarice work- er. oulia: help plaNscheduk routine reps -per vertlatrve programs to matttain der Co- op ouallfied appkarta re- quire general ikyralift Itunbug, paintiN. deancal, car l entry, nieda Wal. Ap- __ letter of kaDpW' _ with 3 releratoes to: The - I in0 commitke. 909 Rosshnd Rd. W.. OsfMrq. Ort L1J VA deadline July 10198. only W p for timer Am will be contacted 1 mm "alp C 1 General Help PIZZA MAKER required. per- manent full time days. must have experience Call 905 427-7257 after bpm DRIVER Wanled for July Must have a A)" h- c'ense, a clean ab- stract. speak fluent English, knowledge of GTA, and tx physically able to do hardwork 1-800-8204,665 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Brennan Rd. Darbyshire Crt. Sherwood Rd.W. Sherwood Rd. E. Windsor Dr. Deverill Cres. Brightly Dr. Ravenscroft Rd. Daniels Cres. Cornwall Dr. Reed Dr. Kemp Dr. Dennis Dr. Hester Ave. Meekings Dr. Mapson Cres. Mantell Cres. lies St. Shale Dr. PICKERING Rough Forest Cres. Southcott Rd. Conacher Cres. Maple Hill Crt. Hadrian Crt. Abbott Cres. Canterbury Cres. Waterford Gate. Barnwood Sq, Thicket Cres. Secord St. SCARBOROUGH Wanita Rd, Feagan Dr. Bathgate Dr. Clemes Dr. Centennial Rd. Acheson Blvd. Meadowvale Rd. Clark Secor Place East Ave. Hartsville Ave. Baronial Crt. Wheeling Dr. Maberley Cres. A -It -A A -A -A'> FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 693-5117 TRAVEL AGW" RECUntED French speaking agent required for busy group( etwixuatr agency. APL) knowledge a must. A minimum of 2 yews expencrx:e required. Please fax resume to: "C TRAVEL 33 KL" St. W. OdMn. Odarie LIN 1A1 For (!O5) 432-1240 OW= 1 Nob ELONVAK = d ng- ) �P'mlerin0 CLM (Eient requires Reatirabk Clerk with aeEla El npeie i moo. Please to resuMe lo: (905) 637-0627. @MY. narsallAM real es- tate wow needs Receptionist for part-uae evernap and weekends. Keyliondirig. sw id*oard and real eStik exp. are astiefs. $111N. Fax resumes to: (905) 434-4484 AR: Joan 1 om" HNp The News Advertiser is looking for an eY4 enced telemarketer to sell exciting advertit features in the News Advertiser, Fou Young and the Durham Business Leader. It you are self -motivated and enjoy working commission in a fast paced environm please call: (90((5) 683-5110 or lax Allo) 111113-7363,for Unique Ude C JENSara NeylApnN.1 Sew "Will em. 1 sere HejllAgsmv 1 S.te•" Aarir ITS YOUR HEALTH" One of Metroland rs fastest growing Health Magazines is seeking an aggressive OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Must be ambitious, customer friendly and eager to work with unlimited possibilities. Commission pay. Reply with resume by July 10198 to: Denise Atkinson, Oshawa Whitby This Week, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L 1 H 7L5. We thank you for your interest, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted The Durham Business Leader, a division of the News Advertiser, requires a self -motivated and energetic advertising sales professional who has several years experience in the busi- ness world. A keen understanding of the busi- ness usyness community in Durham Region would be an asset. Good communication skills, a reliable car and excellent telephone manner Is a must. Weoffer a base salary, car allowance and an excellent commission structure. If you are looking for a challenging position in a fast) paced environment, please call: Andrea McFater at (905) 683-5110 ext- 235 and tax resume to (905) 619-9068 PRINT SALES Commercial sheet ted printer require, hrcount executive with proven sales record. Your successful track record is ha,ed on your knowledge of both n�prems and pnnt sales. You are u•t•king an opportunity whereyour professionalism will be supp(lrted by "'Uality prtlducts and outstanding service. Reply in confidence to: File N 167 do This Week P-0.481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 71-5 ^e News Advertiser is currently seeking a sales dynamo in our Display Advertising De- partment. The successful candidate will be self -motivat- ed, energetic and have a proven track record in media sales. Good communication skills, a reliable car and an excellent telephone manner are required. We offer a base salary, car allowance and a progressive commission structure. If you are looking for a challenging position in a fast paced environment, please fax your resume The Now M willser Vo Motli,w Loa 905 683-7363 or call (985)683-5111 1 0810 Hollp RNO Lreaead Broker for CSR edtrosmon in we estae- IshMln 10 years t 9 1.. butte mpersofiakly. wfty adtYeorW respow 11", in rum- Fax resum: adn FR -A. (905)723-9968. 1 soli t DOORSCLEM Wit~ Looking for 5 repraentaliiles to run 4-6 �y� appoitlt- IneI11S daffy, 0 Scar- borough a Dodi). RepiOn Must be ilial in appearim. cdleent in kpoa j wprlee-- terred. but nil train. 53000 to $50001mo. !a"y Call Mr. H" 90$-42 between 1G-3 Mon. 10 Fd. to setup interview. SII/er 1 ARCINTECIUMAI Miltwork Firm requires Junior Drafts Person. 3.5 years experience a must. Please tax resume to: 905-983.9714. qiu est Company re - ID lfem k person in irW- P'sa stone. etc. Mug have 5yrs experience, wages ne- got iabie. 416-281-4988. Wl &7l skaed 1114 TECHNICIAN Preferably with Chrysler experience; for busy dealership. Fax resume to 905683-5738 ONMISSMMA company k accepting resumes for ex- perlrlas roofing and sluing etsfalers to train on a new metal root symm. Mink low own InickAan and toils. Prase Call or tax restmia to YRerlock Industries tax 0905)564-9980 Nd. (905)564- 79. FORM SEQUINED lex sled Mill Eq*merd Mfg. using airless system. Must have experience in fit Urge stele fa�tMcatioln = Usage of Overhead cranes old IM lits equipment. Please sendresume to Dynex Engi- neeritlg (905) 721-1204 REPLACERINT. WNUM and door klsUlkfto be cap- abk of Iatalling trays. bows, and cutouts. rimmum 10 yrs. experience. Good pay. steady work. Own tools. Drake and tramsportatim. Cal 571-0864 THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JUNE 2a, 199d -PAGE 33 1 s.r. NeblAgsme 1 eelNedral 1 t �wQitr SALES CAREER Leadinuires motivated individuals o help markcomet is se ce to he public. WE OFFER: Training salary, full benefit package, pension plan, job security, excellent working conditions. Sales experience preferred but not mandatory as we will train. Car required. For confidential interview phone 427-5416 PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS RM Skilled Help Skilled Help -- FOLDER OPERATOR Required ti!r commercial printing company, must have a minimum of 5 years experience including gate fold, maps, etc. Saddle stitch experience would he an asset. Contact Phil Mercer, Maracle Press Limited, Oshawa Telephone (905)723-3438 Fax (905) 723-1759 1 Westney Rd. at Hwy. #2 Ajax Required immediately Class "A" Mechanic Apply in person with resume SUPERVISOR - Afternoon / Night Shift Precision metal component manufacturer requires Shift Supervisor. 5 years experience in metal stamping & tig welding in an ISO 9002 environment required. Competitive wages and complete benefit package offered. Fax resume to 905-839-3513 Pickering Skilled Help STEEL MILL E9wpmer' 4Hg ^care; a •nature and expen- enced Welter (Must have •xafrtl welding tickers) Top NageS and benefit package Fax resume to Dynex Engi- neernq (905) 721-1204 THE BRADY GROUP Is look- riq for Ekctrorwc Ekciro-Me- :han" Mechanical Techs Supervisors and a Human °esource Adminstrator Job Dos The BBady Group i5X IW xmS St. whi by ON or Fax re- sume to (905) 430-8%9 TOOLROON ;eneral Macmn- ,Is requlren Tun Sym ex- prnenrce versed on engine tithes b itn". must be able work 10 dose rdearices ova without supervision Fax •esume !o 905-686-0517 1 rkreptal Nvtical Dwar EXPERIENCED PDA For group cental practice in Oshawa. Fxcellent flours -nd resume to. Atte: Ma 1'x2 King SL East Suite 201, Oshawa. Ontario LIH 167 NEEDED FOR AJAX Staring Se;ter^oer Average 30hrs weex P D A experience pry :Ellin. but not required Apply to Fie #164. Oshawa -Ills week PO Sox 481. 865 Farewei St.. 09%atw. Ont., L1M 7;,5 NF0IrA1 SFGFTARIFi ••. 7u'td mmeQutedv One M- 'unent part-Iime. ant rentpo- 'dry part-time Approxmiate 2 1 25 Crows per aver Must x avadWe to work evenings ,and weekends $900 -Sion Tour Please forward resume Family Can Medical can - 3050 Garden Street. txa '34 WMtDY OnU m U R 2T7. aMmrun Mrs H CecMU t N IMT -TIME RN Required for Brockton Medical Cemre Can d meAcal DMeat ' D 1 ►lapid N.eic.l 905)455-3321 1 w.Y P N required by paramedtcal P11 SERVICES DE SAINiTt Araamed HEALTH SERVICES ATTENTION: HOME SUPPORT WORKERS RE: EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN DURHAM REGION PARA -MED HEALTH SERVICES IS SEEKING HOME SUPPORT WORKERS. YOU WOULD BE REQUESTED TO: • Provide support to clients in their homes • Assist with personal care • Assist with household management duties • Assist with light housekeeping duties SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS MUST- • Possess level 2 home support worker certificate or equivalent • Have current driver's license and reliable vehicle • Be willing to travel within Durham Region • Be able to work flexible hours PLEASE FORWARD YOUR RESUME TO: SUPERVISOR PARA -MED HEALTH SERVICES 179 KING ST.E. OSHAWA FAX: (905) 57648852 Equal Opportunity Employer service part-time. min 5yrs phlebotomy experience own transportation, some daytime avadab,uty Resume to tax 613.547.3699 • 1 Dor- A NANNY required. 9ve-out toddle Fun -time. expen- enced. n Pickering Cara must Rewfflca. Please cal 416412-5025. �Z Revue) Oat AND CLEIRNNR - Ex- penetced daycare- provider has 2 openings. Fin. combrt- able emironraft. 2 play- rooms. large lackyad. dory outirgs. cprAost aid. reter- errces and radpts prarided. (905) 837-1841. 1 CAN NAME Tithing, co - kc, temper tantruim; and rill remain sane. Part-time. Full - ,me. daysfeverW. Wer- e% andneoeyts Cal Dia beat 427-62.1 LEASBDALE AREA - Country property tin orgaldaed Kow ties/outings. nuri Tonal meats. lots of toys. A mother YAM ex- perience, good references. 905-852.9639. MCRERIIC Beau / RW*: Loving daycare: 18 "Milo to 12 years. Daily outings Irenced backyard and park). Crafts, story time. music, nu- tritious meek a snacks. First Aid. C.P.R. certified. Non- smoking. receipts. 905-428- 1244 1 VAnded Ereplpymet 111 -YEAR-OLD mak available night and weekends. Phone Rob, 852-9343. Requires full time OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR To oversee day to day operauo ns 1/2 hour dnve East of Oshawa Dental Experience absolutely necessary Minimum 10 yeah expenence preferable Apply to file 1160, Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, 665 Faffif ISL, Oshawa Ont, L1H 7L5 • Deycwe O.ycen Mails" I ten. 1 1 Market Basket 1 1 Market Basket BARRY'S GARDENS 905-640-1345 U -PICK WE PICK Hwy Hca'/ Y 4' 79/1b. HOURS: Weekdays 8-8 THESpA BARRY -5 Weekends 8-5 SUPL-sed children wefcorm Comer of 9th Line b Bethesda Rd. Bring your own containers or use ours BLooemNcr RD ;AROE ST U -Pick We -Pick I`, Barry's ipBest Berries 1-1R miles north of Zephyr 1';avensfloe Rd 69" , lb. Barry's ■ Beet Zell" BefTN! Zephyr Ytll!-kilt N Ze01R ROid L.easkYdMe W._,_E %111 �r^fr•�-. S atilt Ile. VAlljld" 8 am - 8pm weekdays 8 am - Spm weekends Call 473-1249 • $U(p!lYtltlttY/ iy11i*rll We/GO//k • 1 rr.'r1 1 21 yr. old tlmak lAkversiyr Student sediirg summa em- ACC aril 5000710.000 BTU ploymwm. Experienced in re- 51204135. washer 595: dryer tail, fast food, secwily and f70: blesser 565: water0ed Mildcare. Easy-Ooinq, Ole •go- 170 IaSllwiSflr f55; bdnler- Ir0 carryhack-put S35. t2� i rtlspormDle. 571-5792. PIANO STNOWi - LoOrniq wINTE BSe7a5um br DegirNier students. Less- level � oris in my boom. Ajax area. Beaumart stove 550. whte t.xlaid � � �• Cal Jori ®905-686-8351. er5150.831.3969. KmcToo • • Ftee ArNtra 1 IN SI1* 2 AOIILT CATS FREE b bvpiq CAMACE Door repairs, Draken Borrie. Both neutered maks. W. New 111001VOedawed. indoor Owners riiovng •must give up. (905) 4w33rs6-0007�rtY Plus Door s 852-9187. 1975 GMC truck, 3/4 ion lad 11 "t"t redone) 4x4 steel twins. 350 Buick motor, excellent cdldi- lian, ear parts. windows, doors STRAWES, BEMIN Wetkr's etc Balliol w msaw. - work - pick 1 our own. Comer of slap for rent. 905-728-4229 TfiOrteitn Rd. N. a Raglan Rd. (sip) W. 905.655-4196 REIMOI{E Heavy dory. Extra Capacity Dryer Like new S200. Cal IeNTrr -OUFcvgJ� D i?iE rr0 r.clrwAr U -Pick We -Pick I`, Barry's ipBest Berries 1-1R miles north of Zephyr 1';avensfloe Rd 69" , lb. Barry's ■ Beet Zell" BefTN! Zephyr Ytll!-kilt N Ze01R ROid L.easkYdMe W._,_E %111 �r^fr•�-. S atilt Ile. VAlljld" 8 am - 8pm weekdays 8 am - Spm weekends Call 473-1249 • $U(p!lYtltlttY/ iy11i*rll We/GO//k • 1 rr.'r1 1 21 yr. old tlmak lAkversiyr Student sediirg summa em- ACC aril 5000710.000 BTU ploymwm. Experienced in re- 51204135. washer 595: dryer tail, fast food, secwily and f70: blesser 565: water0ed Mildcare. Easy-Ooinq, Ole •go- 170 IaSllwiSflr f55; bdnler- Ir0 carryhack-put S35. t2� i rtlspormDle. 571-5792. PIANO STNOWi - LoOrniq wINTE BSe7a5um br DegirNier students. Less- level � oris in my boom. Ajax area. Beaumart stove 550. whte t.xlaid � � �• Cal Jori ®905-686-8351. er5150.831.3969. KmcToo • • Ftee ArNtra 1 IN SI1* 2 AOIILT CATS FREE b bvpiq CAMACE Door repairs, Draken Borrie. Both neutered maks. W. New 111001VOedawed. indoor Owners riiovng •must give up. (905) 4w33rs6-0007�rtY Plus Door s 852-9187. 1975 GMC truck, 3/4 ion lad 11 "t"t redone) 4x4 steel twins. 350 Buick motor, excellent cdldi- lian, ear parts. windows, doors STRAWES, BEMIN Wetkr's etc Balliol w msaw. - work - pick 1 our own. Comer of slap for rent. 905-728-4229 TfiOrteitn Rd. N. a Raglan Rd. (sip) W. 905.655-4196 REIMOI{E Heavy dory. Extra Capacity Dryer Like new S200. Cal Ar6era for 1 Sob 26 NO 433-1491 852-7612. stir 1!!e wRo TNUNOESBMo ►EW r. from Ringwood Con - Lx, exaNem condition, grsgalional Church. Fridge 143.000 kit . loaded. auto. new compressor harvest abs am -tin cassene, candy gold. Kiripsin Bed b Mattress apple red exterror ppity doth wrath Bookcase. Headboard b )mina (6.000 certified (905) Drawers underneathEvery- 839-7136 thing In ezalkm condition t BRIAR PEPPIAR blue vel- - a- 19051473-6022 vet love seats and matching PUIMOE/GRANOFATNER arm ctwr, excellent condition CLOCKS- Summer Sale On $000 to all Telephone 1905) Now. eros June 15" All 1997 839-7136 floor models reduced Used 2a- LOOM with Deride pianos Yamaha. Samicrk, p accessories such as <�y xtra KimDa1. �' dlgrtal wios from $895 and up Re reeds. ntddle5. wargnq m to pay - board Dobbin wnrger books own 100X 0f all rental pay. and materials $650 1905j mems apply Huge selection 576-8803 of grandfather docks from 5995 and W Cad TELEP PIA - ABOVE GROUND POOL neer good contlmon accesso- ries mauled asking $t250 OBO call 91}5430-784 26 NO 433-1491 905) -728 -?853 ANTIQUE Outtef, nuts. table 3 F -Hair; �Owrr Organ Cad T75-325 -7426 >P4RT %4 ENT CU.\TE\75. Brown xda, .hair, $l(x); `Mn warrrbad, f175. 'cam bid $75. drinsrr. 525. (:la„ tiff)) labii. $;S. alio rrclinrr. 14- i'TV. .amp purr. 4mp,, kitctxm duns PncY, ntxotuble Uays 430,_4143. \iir}ttc ,ria,754 4 AC ELECTRIC Home Wad unit 18500 BTU 220 Eater con- nedion At condign Asking 2550 ( o aAllr wAlx IM FREEZER iew-cmpxessrr. SSSGC 905r-987-1712 t Um-6prn KD. euca wnaugfm eon U- _'.OY :uttr ; r'11dfXdC maT- '•essirame Never Opened S 270 Sacrifice $490 4161 4r,_, 9499 CAGES 'Vr sale 4.3 3 i25 each 'tease can Torry. Troy a+or 721-09e6 CARPET INItMER, 100 Ypon •T,Ox Tusk' ;tam re- .!sunr carpe %or 3 rooms �nry 1369 00 Price Indvdes 7r- Sq ids carpet atdwe poo aM nStanYgn n your rgnre `"e quotation n your n�onrie 0•; �nitreST no payment nor nt sue year. Oanal t 81x)- - rata CARIET CERAMtc Yen M•v ,ty-+ore';.rr-,&• ;tar rr a SO SSsq n ,',ironic as ;w as t! 4950 n Vinyl tOr on tt tpsq It For specsacu- dr saysigs a ir« fnOp at -orae Berrie Call Mie d5N26-28x2 L X905)-922 _439 POOL tM106LEMS7 Pool Equipment available yew and used We also du repairs Guaranteed best pri0e 19051- 683-8152 KITCHEN CUPBOARDS med- ium 0dl pant)/ SiaM n- Guded. S!200 Fve;.w.x doors plass 3 brass, 39 tx 2mcties wide try 29 314rrwties I.pn ftDo 90543x9906 RENOVATION SALE Ma>ory N x)0 NIMrwS'100rJgrCy ctiesteAielO •ntn mathanq stun Entrance/side doors aluminum doors artacnM Best otters xcepre0 9051579-8049 RENT TO OWN .PPUANCES n!w ,••S rite roll wartantr ,Paddy > Market 305-263-8369 or t 800-738 5502 407-9499 NORITARE SIIENANOOAN Pattern 12 play Seftlrigs , irony serving pieces. 13000 Also Cross a Olive crystal. Call (905 )-576-5249. Nle arc xlr ;n! ., 'aC.on ).t lot We are the Factory , - Cneu 'Jul per Juni We. :WS sCL.D OAK wryest Tale OR i2" Roisw Pedtuar UDk and i Ar•owOacA s-dt chairs your tiOrCE wsr f649 ale sorW NC VENEERS Feesr+cd cart), our special NO MAR FINISH m a rght 'roneY stain 'gADIT10NA: WOCO- WORKING. 1'5 NDP'H PORT loft Ream sr i Port Perry 985- 8774 RIMC BED X -the( orthopedic Pilbwtop. sell and frame, stile in plastic. cost $1.500 Sell 5625.(416) SNEDMAN ;iraliry wood.) •rw}S - ', toxin at rlrey f299 pen ryi Marry r;e,n su- eS aRlt S1YreS dvd,W01t Also yrages and deck; '51 Mc- Kay ad Urst 3, P,cktnng For More two nn 905.619.2x)93 10110 wt>DO C,rnng Room 'ode 2 accern•; d Grairs seah 12 2500 CAN 905-430- 950 9 Free O.Irsery Air cone:! crtrs 5-'2 fill BTUs $o 25iwk 32 - Sharp TV PIP stawk Sharp Vrewa:r 64x.17em.41r colour Screen $8 25, wt �;ompkrter 0233 MMX $15 aawK CON Satalrte System $6 25iwk Riding Lawnmower S' 3 751w1k tali 1-aoo-267-NU ]Aa AND POLE Fuarrl,mF eAt►Ers ors of carpet ' )C'. -; � rn new stem re - .ase carpets on rood i w,e _,rper 3 rooms f3a9 Price .yiades carpet premium pap '•pert installation fast tlehhr- ery. tree etdrtlaees (30 Yard w,nnarh 68623,4 CARNETS PALE its N car- :iets •)C". -.un star rc- tase carpet 3 room $339 30 sq Yd) Irrdrid.s carpet pr+mrum Dad &Wifaiilla- • n Fr« estimates rxpet •.psis Serv.q Diirtym and rrowhdrig area Sam 905- 586! 77z CARPET SALE Can ora Sax Z • . tz•. x varve seection :r card am .Ys. Customer sdtisuctan guaranteed lex 'rtt esnrriate sal cake 905)431-KW14161822 9226 OKILAYRTORACE UNITS -tltal nor CommerWl Sok of :tl s arida books Ptxxte 72[- J601 or 623259 GOALIE E01NINNT Cooper GP 3000 Dads GM 9 Blacks GM 31 Snag. HNmet arm throat protector vaughn 900 Sat protector vic 535 pants. skates 19051-576-2614 INwt• AMLIANCEs, sales Parts. Service Fridges sirk- M-side wale/i«. wfate. f6991up Regular side-by- sides rde-bysides $450. dttirwe trtxtt-tr« trdga f30Wccp kke new G E tridgt. rreem•Datom M. 3yrs, 10a fridges 3275. Deer liege 199. $dt-deywig stoves s2so. zo- stows s100. 24' stoves SZOOhq, apt sift washer/oryer 1599. washers f199rup, dryers S150/up, tidl- sue stackable usher/dryer. we new f600, srearldtloriers S150/up. large sdtstron Fi- naricing alraClaDk. Up to syr warranty- Avg- 2-8yrs old � Slncae St.S. (905)7Z6 ■EA LOFT BED •clear lac- quered softwood approx. w 1'11". IaglD 7'1', heiOtm 6'r. desk and shelving atuUled iddarleaet 5600.404-0703 UTAK POOL 121X20' cam 8' tick feria. heater. winter b solo blankets. ladder, pump a fitter. Ptd 55.500 Asking 52,500, Cad Jim 726-7158, 9eS877a USED FiNOCE f225 dew dp used stoves S: :C arca up us4C wainer5 525V tlryers s125 aM up New Druid riarrie fridges 16 c t $605 New bgrtl Harr). 30' sloes $449 AN up New 5 c f freezers $255, new 5 c t ter trroges $225 Stephenson s Ap- pliances 227 Corm SZ Clow w 5767148 WALNUT 9UFFET'!+utcn Dy PeppJr f150 Chesterfield a CRas Dy Braemar $125. Nxit- Orawer Walnut DressieSm r $150. 5559 Top Fridge $-,5 Canjs2 tNE'ME Durstelq at the seams lox seats from S80 3 pc sora sot (1495 dirluhq rade a UNSS iron M. ctaaws. sof- t« tables amtgiies gift ware a muco more" Quality aCit new and used furniture The Ow Pointer. Shoppe. 250 Baty St W.. Ajax (905µ2N343 1 After. � r us�y tree! PurGrasrrg ourglu, a- taks iWsome amigoe cont- ents. oro tirnil to aloe con- sidered). waections of any b�pre g Am�a S�uSpecial m�erest�in fr100rCrgft poNay. I'1 try ic, 2- SpOrd t0 all glierres. Robert Bowra Mdaues- Brooktin. Onhrio. (9175)655-8049. fax (905)655.5501 CASH 011 DEALS. We Buy, Sol. a more! Pay top dolor for top Items. Home audio video. car audio, tools. CD's. movks, games. gold. dia- monds. furniture. appliances (905)433-1785 905-571•2274 (905)666-0004 (prefer all Items in working oder) cMd size gauc tabl e and side Call (705) 357-1469 DO you have valuable an- tiques gestate contents' Let us assist you in aGtieviriq the highest Possible prices Call today Merry or Gayle tt:,hn 'Moque Consultants' wnm nearly 30 years experi ence Phone 905.985-8161 41ixA(:E 34 -THE NEWS ADN'ERTISER/JTXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1998 1 aro aril ularhobdet Sales 1 sale, 11 fw Sam TABLES FOR RENT $25 Heart & Stroke Foundation Parking; Lot 725 V%lestney Rd. S. in Ajar( Date Sat. July 11th Time 2+am-3 m To reserve table call Herman (905)-68tn-1521 1969 LINCOLN TOWN CAR - like new 38 300 km asking $8500 Cap 1905)579-6545 1990 BLACK Ford Taurus 6 cylinder Loaded running con- aihon. as is $1200 080 1964 Chevrolet Celebrity 6 cylinder Sold as is will accept best otter Call 434-2627 1990 MAZPA RX7. 5 speed amtm supe, clear, car me- tallic blue tuned up $400C Certified Call Cad (9051 831- 0063 1990 SUNSIRD SE. 147 Kms `^e he a 1 Computer• 1 Computer, - .. _awal d - lights 2 lone paint dean car if"~ all $4200 as is Easily Certified EMBOSSIKG '99C CHE1'Y Caprice Classic :,n Kms loaded. 305 YB En- DESIGN' WEB:;ne $6500 as is Needs SERVICE ^31hirg to certify 1989 FORD Card. 4erosta, Rebuilt Motor only Home and welt cage creation Hyper ')000 Kms Newly painted, link and server storage. conednan s360e o B e CaII John Duarte 1992 BUICK S,r,ark sporty 2 nn sawn 905666 5003 or ;>nr :1 Ac: car While Well at 579-4400 ; ed 155Kms $5900 YIkO Sarea B Gai 1 Articles Wanted • 1 Pets5uD0ies 1992 CAVALIER. 5 -speed 1 Joer le- and=.age as s BoardwV S450C negotiable Cap more 705-228-8057 98'2 SHIMTUpuppies - 905,723-2784 sv1\1!I J'ae LtiEll on -Shedding ;:on'she ddinq EMBOSSIKG xcellem temperamen' MACHI\F hampron blood line parents For pla>tw I Lo n premises Call 433'387 Card. BEAGLE cocker s1l 'lease call sav at rnn•^ retriever tab pug rus- -1 570407 elf "Fly (standard, cocka me 24 hours 7 days 30 -.00 pups Tor sale Hlmalaydn nn sawn 905666 5003 or •mensLaune 905-665-019' 1> v 1-886.577- DOGS YIkO Sarea KITTENS WITH FIRST SC 'C _ _: a_x BOOSTER .uaaabi ad,- it".11 Joie aril 6 chairs ane t, , as wt," as adult cats more 705-228-8057 98'2 (fixed and vaccinated; Many P. vensnore, RC dogs also n need of respon- Ants a able lovtrq Mines Pets sup - SCRAP CARS Wanted top :nes donadsores and foster ^.rang omen for dogs also receded up Also ars for reside well lease cal burtam Animal CRAP pFJ4ER5 WANTED Adoption at (905, 438-8411 outdo _• c•a^ ex•-.l.a;ar.:e RARE a SPORTY 1963 Honda C81000 'Custom' $2000 otlo August &n a Stn at the „our- ATTENTION _og Owners lice Plea Market Attendance ^.'��• - -, Pet Waste kill be am 6000 People Gm Systems retarder 2000 554 99 ons. arc •^,e ,,%to199 5C 10 wT model � KNITTING 300 Its Oreg aril =gritting at 525 24' 3451 :Ire ••e'dram eontarie S:5 99 988 GMC Truck 4 3L Al SEST Ban 4-' Z' 6' ' ' CLASSES Guarantee3' SS "" 0oq shovers from o1i $6500 Call S599 9-9 7 days'week apartment in duplex. 2 9C5 -23-5413 Fax 7231466 r J Lwestocki 9051-531-x264 for sal. 11Mm/ ELEGANT - 1 4 WAaM Oeh� ut;l ; w Bold Exec. 1 ,fiveape Needs aper 1979 Ford Vaca. red and Marx ,rypp ndcr S2 50C 852-4156 FREE INTERNET Aadmoeiw ot'e' - .r' Je,a'. :am today 11 tw $W You we teed tri[ rest Now Sun live wen. automatic bilge wm the bill (905,404-0919 CREDIT PROBLEMS' me LAP70F P-20 - I WG -HO modem Cap 905- 841-1 640C EmPool SALE- 17 PRICE INSTALLA- TION- KAYAK Pool RecJrx; a, a-... ;r n ,neivaueg decks lei -24 O'D 55395 Package kfCiides kret. 2 ad- ftm sand brier pump a trio- -800-668--,A4 to( 1-800666-7564 1 LOW a Foer10 (FOUND Alf„ c c'a e,e' r �Mtapue Q,37Rd n Cessinal ff area °,cxerng tuend Carly June Ca TC dens 931- 3232 4 rmrea ale Called kfto Wearill June 24 Testa Heights Has purple collar fiend Nwfa weh pbad NwwMr 0 po know of reaergeelts please call (%65) 652-%479 male at Look -S abou: 1 yr Wd Found N Shoal Point rd a Lane from Ajax (9051-428- W_77 e 1 P4f'S4°pr"/ CUTE alio cuddly - 3 ttrree�kill- lens. 6 1.2 'mks old to good homes Call atter 6 in in 438- 9563 (snp) ,TACK RUSSELLS black 8 N-v:e lin-colourfirst shots dewormed dew claws Call 0905)725-5344 BEAUTIFUL MALE POODLE Puppies 1 small. 1 Pill vet checked home raised dewormed u905)-576-5632 GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pups purebred champion lines Srouwerstock. available In Port Perry 905-985-0769 HIMALAYAN KITTENS ador- *.Ie bundles of love, affec- lionalely home rased. CCA registered. shots 985-8021 REGISTERED 15'16' Araban Fifty 4 year old, exceptionally quiet. Greenbrock a good breeding background $800 576-7383srp AMSO APSO Puppies for sale Two males, two females Various colors Must be seen Please all Joyarl (905)-987- 1721. Spur unwxng _ .w owes from $'5c u A Cars trucks vans 1981 to 1994 ALandy Auto Sales Ltd 792 sancoe Street South Oshawa Phone 9D5.720-3382 1M BUNK SkvAJ Ir Enver. aut - I! 3:.. 106.000rn cert r to wrote Int bam stored asking $8900 Call x905455-8693 1976 CHEVY Nova 2 door gm vii imenor 350 en - line ;new ;r 94 Indy sidles auto). Spilt buckets 4 Gluge pkg Ponsix Is on Cor- +e"e rainy rims availaDie Newer tires am•1m cassene �V5100restoratiCar' Asking t500 onto as a Paul after 6 (905 993-1096 sip 190 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 door. stancarc 4 kine" d, 4 lir $1200 0 B 0 14761-266-2358 1961 K*X ELECTRA Wagon ,oadeC well-maintaiiltC er- hhed 52500 0 8 0 '250 Straight 6' Runs well 3spd i anstril n Exmlknt con - 9,,) -9.6.;g, 1994 CAVALIER 2 Jr 4 cyl auto $1500 certified $1200 as is Cala 905-579-5271 IWtnt- by)or leave message 190 V.W. JETTA Diesel. good body a tires many new Parts S2 Soo as Is Call 905- 430-9509 1997 ARIES Good condition one owner vehicle Owe exte- rior 120.000 km 5 speed $1.200 as is (905) 686-4007 1988 BUICK LESABRE. good condition luny loaded. Cel had. e l- hed. asking $4.200. cam (905) 831-0064. before 10 am or af. ter 6 pm IM FIFTH avenue for sale Good condition Certified. $2700 o D.o Call days 619- 1325 Dan. after Spm 831-3484 ask for Mie 1M1 GRAND AN. 4cyl 5- Speed flay loaded except air 52195 cert 1985 Reliant car. 4 cyl auto. $1295 cert 1987 Sundance 4 cyl. 5 -speed. $1495 cert 404-9759 1988 MERCURY TOPAZ, $1.400 or best otter Burgandy extenor, gray interior clean car. air, tape/radio 905-668- 6698 19119 HONDA Civic 2 door. hatchback. white w/blue in - tenor. 4 -speed tinted wind- ows. am/fm a55ette. asking $1500 obo as Is Can (905)623-2271 (snp) 1992 GEO METRO 5 speed 4 1'ti'la 4 ' wt^.: dnver non-smoking certified Ask ing $353C c b D Call 421 5C' 1992 SUNMRD LE amonat- ,c air s_. ,'.,• , while 2 door, am -tin cassene 65.000 kit $6200 Telephone (9051 576- 7650 1992. CAVALIER RS %r 31. `:6 Tinte , -I-S tog lights Sunroof. spoiler air Power lids alarm Much tires am fm amass cem ed 57500 OBC 905-420-6597 1993 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM car' CiUK. ,,.py w^.e's emeraid green grey interior pppdkdd trim package new tires 99km Excellent kondhon. S79C: certified 080 (905. 433-CKI 190 VW GOLF under 50.000 Mt"m k,.5� pack sprt 110 lady driven Sl2 9GC o D o Cafe Stam 576 81)83 WE FINANCE EVERYONE Nc tarn First time buy- ers. bankrupt: bad credit: no credit' If you work: you dnve! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 '9AQ "vjta-e,---e-.cavy Woe 165kms $1995 1987 Pontiac Perms r 51595 1964 Honda Accord $750 as is 1973 Sun - camper Motor Home 22n 79mkkes $2995 as K 19W SfdeKick $3550 1967 vTy- moutr Reliant 158Kms $1350 1992 Sunburst Burgun- dy S335C All vericles cel Tied. 1895 Cements Rd U- 177 Pickering Need a car. am Phil 686-3803 CERTICAR IS OVERSTOCKED AND NEEDS TO SELL! MAKE YOUR BEST DEALS UM on OUR LARGEST SELECTION THIS SUMMER, NEW ANRI- VALS Eg 95 Neon auto air rum 129 OOC km $6.995 firm 95 Firefly. 4 auto aur 70.000 kms. best buy $7 750 - Firefly auto 30.000 kms. catch me $6 995 95 Geo 5 speed 70.000 km. cheap $5.995 firm 92 Sable G S loaded, 85 000 kms sale $6.995 M VANS 95 Sa tan. ext waded 62 DOD km only $14.850 94 Transport SE, pristine while 102.000 kind. wow $10 695. 95 Lununa APV 120.000 kms, dean su- per sale $9.995 94 Grand Caravan loaded, quad seats. lust mint $10,995 93 Aero- stat, ext sport loaded red and silver $7.995. 89 Astro, waded. 155 000 km. rear nuee only 55,900 REDUCED - 95 Cavalier. air. auto. 90.000 kms. reduced 58 888 tine . 90 Jetta ,Lilo. 155 km. am rzxg car, $4.600 93 Nissan Virg Cab, auto. exceptional. 129.000 kms reduced $7.995 aze firm 89 Blr.l loaded. 4 3 V- 6, 4 x 4. immaculate. $5.988. LOOK AT THIS - 1986 Celon- ty good certdled car. cold air Oily $2.195 For thaw and G" Bw reWN61011wd ardor sale Vw a1 Cerlicar Aid Ca- te, 155"St. Wal at Mid - Iowa Mall. Call (9115) 579- 28M. LOOKING FOR A Great car for my wile! Must be a mid site eg. Accord. 1991 . and in ex- cellent condition with ABS and lar bag Cal 434-5780 11 Automdbda 1 VMr - a 11 naMnfs a for Sam4 W1nITet Dries Rad OSHAWA AUTO CENTRE - 1995 MERCURY Villager. ex- 2 -BEDROOM available any - Your one stop soft and sent- cellent condition 78,000 time Located 309 Cordova k scentre. Good ears, plus kirl blue 7 passenger. Rd. Oshawa No pets Please lull service, repairs, warran- power windows. air, remote an 905-579-2387 after 5 pm ties, financing and detail- starter $13.300 certified all 1 BEDROOM bsmt Ing.1984 Camaro B cyl au- (905) 686-0122 apt $550( tomatic $2 900 1988 Ford month all inclusive Quiet Mustang 2 dr 4 ryI _ au- M1Nl-YAM CLEARANCE 1989 central neighbourhood in somatic. $2 595 1988 Ford Safari like new $4500 cert Oshawa No smoking Call Bronco It 6 cyl automatic 4 For others all 1905)-655-4253 576-3678 First'Last required x 4 $3 595 1989 Cavalier 4 or 1416)-569-4849 1 BEDROOM Bsmt opt Near Cyt automatic, 151 kills. otttV Simcoe'Beatrice Avdll July $2.695 1989 Tempest. 4 dr. 1 Trailers 1st $550,mo ntihfies riclud 4 cyl automatic. 52.900 ed 1sVlast No pets N r 1991 Chev Cavalier 224 Auto 17 FT. SOLER Travel trader smoker preferreo Retery •, black beauty 55 595 1990 to, rem f32S'wk Washroom. es (905!576 6182 Sunbro 2 tlr, 4 ctit automat- 3 way Mdge stove a furnace o. $3595 1990 Pontiac Bon- (905)-725-1202.725-1007 neville 4 dr white. loaded. 54495 1991 Pontiac Surbrd 1974 STARCRAFT HARDTOP GT white 6 cvl auto 54.995 TRAILER E.ceaew -nodi ion 1990 Buick Regal. 6 cyl. 2 of $2400 Also a woods tanoard loaded $4 595 1990 Chev si•e freezer less fridge $100 Beretta GTZ 5 speed black Call 623-8248 S4500 1990 Cavalier R 1911 CORSAIR 36M like new' Cyt " dr black 5 speed. $1900. 1973 Mustang Mach Crowe Lake Ma'mora Sleeps 1. original 351 Cl Cleveland 6. We length hpout 40ft deck mint condition $7995 1991 awning a more' Only $17.500 Chev Cavalier 2 dr 4 cyl Beverly(905)576-5510 autonatrc. $3.800 1991 GMC 1990 BONAIR Hardtop tem .Imtrty 43 a0lomBtic 4 x 4 trailerSleeps 9 :oaded with ordy $6995. 1992 Cavalier 2 extras $5000 905-W 8269 dr 4 cyt 5 speed $3 695 Come and See a at 160 Sim- 1992 JAYCO 30 trader. toe St S in Oshawa and sleeps 8. art -,onationed. mi - shop from oar stock of afford- crowave new shed Beautiful able certified vehicles, open 1 deck bunks master bedroom, - 1 weekdays. 1 5 Saturdays mint condition asking ISM' 404-2255 $14 000 (905)831.2682 1993 CONGA C!V C OX Duck 1992 JAYCO HARDTOP tent aulc ' dr hatchback am,lm trailerl -or. sGor.extra assent. cold carr sUnr001, cupDOafds. excellent condi- S75W obo cerrned 434- Don asking S4000 (905) 2775 697-0586 1994 COLEMAN _aro-lop it" FY r • 'railer Sleeps ^ S:1;:00 in up- rades incl screen -in porch gOrcO indoors used twice Asking S.511100 905-579-2080 pO Uy I•PR 19l5 HUIONROIGE Park parking aundry. BUnchef/ model Home 4;, x 12 with Bally area Aax Available SALGS,lM"E- 8x20 Florida room with 20July 1st $700 ndlwve Cao • • :overed �' Completety 681'x2979 �.: wheelchair accessa0le 3 nedroom custom 4 DC wash.I-BEOl100M. walYout to Pa - ho. excellent -as! Oshawa b- xtraSExcellentcondition ,foil, near shopping/401. iuckom Lake $5000C call very clean. Iaurvary parking 9051-668-0242 available rmmedately/Jury ,st S695/mon! 571-53'20 94.16 R. Gptten Falcon. killof 10, turfy~ carr, shed. 394 SNICOE S. Newly reno- lecx quer seasonal park gtcc '-xdr'u;m a 2 bedroom +vefkrs Bay Trenton arca 'nom SSW :nciussve Srmcoe,' Asking 532 500 000 905- Gibb AvadaOk umwediatey 7S 3532 905368-1553 Stephen (905)-571-3229 2-9EDROOM Condo, buodrreg ava;labie Aug 1stin- dudes basement. palio. 1 1/2- oatM. $725.ubhtes North Oshawa area Call 905.438- 0745 i I I HARDTOP TENT 4 11 mam- Jinec Jlae' "lir Trader 2 rimer stove sleeps 5 ke- srn CA nras/$creens in good 1 AulornoOfYs etarned S ease S uriwantec a s end .rucks p'oRci ars gra +wek-attf (we dear out you -ash n) 905-426-C206 gape $1500 0 5 0 (905) "9-9217 INEXPENSIVE Gallaway gurus rale sleeps 8. site near Fer eKn Falls. Season fees pad Imnwuwe Condl- hOn, $61X,0 0 10 905-852- 575 to S7SM for scrap cars a 9187 s or arv, Cofdrhon weft- VAN comgftd to custom �kes24hi FT" Tow All Made .:camper 'try good Yrt !-uds wantedTOP CASH Also box shape Message;UARANTEED (9051706-5740 trailer a 'Shp Ewvude PUT' board motor 905366-5077 A a A AUTO -Cars trudrs A� ply ocats W. pay SBL $lo x1c ' 1 Rloere ;,ash on the spot Arun cog - 6 !*M. any year Callusairy WAIITED.15- centreline rims me 24 hours 7 days 30 for dodge Ram 100 pickup nn sawn 905666 5003 or Vp arta 6 pw 965-OOM Trip 905-706 5231 after bpm CASH FOR CARS! We tory WINTRY, LARGE multi-level$790 ase0 verocles Jets cies must M DODGE VAN. 170.000klms. ll/C. certaied. oe in running condition Call 1979 NA joEY DAVIDSON 427-2415 or tome to 479 FXSB Completely cone front Bayh St East Ajax 11 10 back Like new serious n- MIURAD AUTO SALES Clusters onty S8.690 666-3450 SCRAP CARS Wanted top ISM "DOM XR10C in Drte Prices pain Same day pick In good condition good dice up Also ars for reside well f0f kids asking $1 000 Call pay up tc SSOOC Cap 686- 1771 905-579.4821 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 Trwft RARE a SPORTY 1963 Honda C81000 'Custom' $2000 otlo Mor SO Excellent condition 1.705 Michelle or Shanew Mon -Frit 357-2624 after 6 p m 19U GMC S15 Jimmy 4x4 pets S9501= hydro Show- ngJWylst 280 DOOkm needs minor (416)-267-5928 work $2 00C Call 90.5-720- • 3451 apartment, 2 bedroom. $900 988 GMC Truck 4 3L Al 16 AhwYem boat weth lots d condition 35.000km on new options Comes with 50 HP manner motor, power tnm a o1i $6500 Call till electric trolling motor a apartment in duplex. 2 trankr $4.975 Call 430-7286 19" FORD TRUCK. runs 190 FONTAINE Cedar sinp good- $SOO.Can 965.8087 1611 with 1964 5OHp Mercury 11Mm/ Mint condition classic. Must 1 4 WAaM Oeh� be sem $5000 o b o Call CENTRAL OSRAWA. Available Greg(905)509-7806 1979 Ford Vaca. red and Marx 1%M BAYLMIEN 20ft. Bow - velvet and button u$►rolslery. Rider. 140 hp Cobra 10. arry Fhdge. wine rack. bed. cap- tin cassette. depth sounder, Um Chars Nods mwor. live wen. automatic bilge $750 o b.o Must be seen' Dump. with trailer Low hours. 725.2383 Asking 56000 (905)-725- I!M NAM B. 2.000. with 5043. cap a bed'- Body in good condition, d as is $1500 1!!5 iEAD00 SPI Includes can 90-5987 cover a e -z load trailer, 55500 1%9B FORD AEAOSMR Eddie firm Call 1905) 430 2073. Bauer Edition Power steers 24 FT. Tully equipped fishing power brakes, air, premium boat. Stamraft Chieftain - Ex - Sound, 7 pass. with 4 captain press. Shore ladder trailer lairs, root rack. 165.000 km with ekctnc winch. $12.000 C0750conation Certified 54 668-1562 Will sell eaulpmerit separate. .750 Pool(905) after 4 G m (905) 728-1388 1 1 ForRelr fl M 19%1 EXPLORER4 - drive AIC. cruise. 6R. clogs Kendry on premis 900001sms. excellent condi- non. 514000 010 (905)-831- ONE and two bedroom. 8849. apartments. In most beautiful oWhitby' Aug 1 Mian rdor d adult building Available any - 1%%5 GMC SAFMI Van. Time Stevenson a Rossland, 108000Kms Great condtton Oshawa 905-723-1009 Fully loaded. Certified I- 'I; r10. ale IAYees nduded $13500 Call (905)-686.3428 OSHAWA 1 BEDROOM fill after bpm apt. No pets. Available imme- WINTRY, LARGE multi-level$790 diately Laundry, a parking. M DODGE VAN. 170.000klms. ll/C. certaied. t500/mo. CaN Patnda (905)- 53.950.00 call 905-432-2730. 571-2208. AJAX Central. basement butt dean. 4 ap- pwcn orramic tow, pari- ngseparate entrance $650 nclWng dhhhes Cam 905- 683-8768 AJAX, t bedroom basement walk 3W slip, If twor dry eat n kitchen, araiUDk Aup 1 $70000 No pets Q6 3069 AJAX. vfew of lake dean 1 - bedroom condo 4 appliances. hrepWice underground pail - mg. S875, kil plus Call (416)574-5070 AJAX. WESTKIEY a Hwy n 2 bedroom 2 Dath first floor :Jose 10 as anitfahtS Mad July a $1100 erClosave Cap 683-5117. 9-5 ask Tor Abe 427-1637 everrupm snp C 1 1ar=$ or all wbrwds w all o nww 'a pant Rem Rud AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. d SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED ILUEWATER PARK - WHITS` 1 a 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. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Util. Included • In - House Supt. a Maint. RMtall Office: Mon - Fri. 9am m - B p Sat a Stan 11 ams- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY 'r3 MANAGEMENT 905-579-1 626 VVI ND JA.,11MER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments 5785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: wwwge(lcitit%.com/wall street/fl(1L)r/ 71157 / h i ghriser. h t m I. COWITICE - Famrsteed sunny 1 bedoom. lower-kevtl Park- ingillaundirry pit entrance. no pea 75-5600 negiou le. histilast Suit single- overall - Denson 434-57D4 FINIMISNED Bachelf r ala in triplex se parak erdrna Swblt�905)-69-1917 COUNTRY UVOC: large/open 1000 sq. ft attic; frid"ove; I road north TaumontEMeild. Avail. Immd. Unsuitable for pets/chddren. $595/ndusive. 1slAast Call 263-8213 1st; 436.9900 2 BEDROOM AVANABLE FOR JULY ISL Located at 350 Malaga Rd . Oslawa. $720/ mo. all inclusive. No pets Pkise call (905)-576-6724. OSHAWA 2-ohons central il asouth ri east. oand two bedroom alaartroadis. quiet deers buldngs stat 5575 per mo no pets Can 436-6869 or O 0 SUA6 . 2 -bedrooms sea - contained man tbor, loge 750 gardlent parking Wil Available Au- gust 1 Call (705)277-9167 OSHA= SOUTH 2 bedroom upper floor of semi Laundry IwAilles 2 car parting. pre- wate entrance. $690 all vldu- srvt fting Mature wasave a couple preferred No pets (905) 579.1869 OSHAWA. LARGE newly -ren- ovated 1 bedroom bsmt apt Close to 0 C Parkas C/A C/ V. able $675 all Inclusive 1 StAast Ava"w Aug 1st 905-728-2234 AVAILABLE Tor ,Aly - One ad vale mm, suitable for plcca PMXEROG bright 2 bedroom Above ground apt Includes appliances. Wes. car. 2 htib parking no pets/smoking. S795/mo Judy 1st (905)-6tI3- 9629 NCKERNKG. 2 -bedroom Dasemert apartment, private entrance. wai to Go train. no smoking. laundry Whites, Wtities Waded. no pets. ret- erenas S7251momh. /stAW Can $39-2255. Family Buildings, spa cions 2 a 3 B/R apts., utils ind. Freshly paint- ed, rec dub, events for all ages from B80s to Santa, starting from $670. Call to view: (905)721-8741 NWO bedroom apt. $650/mo. 71us hvdr0 Simme S nt VICTORIAN Style building in Central Whitby 2 bedroom ants available August 1;1. Starting at $700-$950 No pets Call 668-2326 No phone calls after 9 p m Wh1IbY, Duffenn St. 1 a 2 - bedroom apts. clean, quiet budding, parking Fully -broad - loomed Large closets Near amenities. GO/401 Fridge/ stove $610 a up Inclusive No pets 905-404.1414 WHITBY 2 bedroom tastefully decorated parking, laundry lacemes. $795 inclusive Au- gust Ist (416) 699-5287 WHITBY 1 bedroom apart- ment available July Isl $625 monthly Includes heat, hydro and parking for one car Phone 723-6985 or 430-2092 WHITBY, one bedroom evadable in well maintained bwkhrg 4 Sevens Realty Ltd •x!5 -66B-7777 WHITBY. 2 bedroom. upper 6- pI,. Indgestove. heat, wa• ler. laundry. parking 5770. '„Stnasl (905)-686-1533 pm 800-387.3509 days WHITBY - 2 a 3 bedroom apartments available imme- dately Call 416-789-4145. or 905-665-7543 WHITES RD./401 I bedroom basement Separate emranm. parking. Laundry $600 inclu- sive Available Aug 1st. Call 905-8374635 WHY rem when you can own your own home for less than you thirds?" Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Reality (1991 Ltd 1905) 668-3806 or 1900 666- 3211 A7 OSHAWA Bluor/Park Rd. one bedroom $584. 2 bed- room $670 spacious dean ,ria in 8 plea. heat and Paris - rig Included Near 401 KV M, no pets 1-888-749-2738 ,(416)501-1687 1 Ho'noe For dere "tS11S VOU CANN(n AFFORD TO Rt•Y A HOUSE' J OWN from S7%mosil �ci MUCn Downpayn erm'r^ (905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley sw.. axP Suiiu, --v E 4h MY OAAA DU We ria e w 'lame for lou $500 down nota - 6 morcels free or Ira �egaK or reduced mortgage are From $750 'month ad n- clusnve Income repuiremem from u7.500 gross can Ken Collis Cardwell Barnett ,90.5)726-9414 2 BEDROOM some on large well treed tit dated in Ux- bridge area R4caitly reno- valed, excetlent ondggn - avalable SW 1. $825 Mete plus "- 905-85237% 3 BEDROOM Semi avaia0le AUG 1ST on Dean Ave Oshawa . $900/m4rth plus utilities first a last (905) 263- 8378 3 BEDROOM main flow of house close to schools and GM, ISVW. available August W For more Information all (905) 432.7521 4 BEDROOM Century home downtown Whitby Large yard. newly renovated $950/mo . gas a hydro lsVtasl. refer- ences required (705)-435- 9170 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months tree. then own a house from $550/morith. Bill Rola Coldweu Banker (905) 728-9414 Immaculate 3-bdi main floor semi. A plis., laundry, pal ing. No pets. No smoker. July t FirsVlast, ref.. $975 a 60% oft. 9054139-520 He 114 Dedr00m, mnrgroom. lamy room with hnplpa. off Large modem latcheft, new furnacerwirWows. double rage. 2 acres. only $1295. also 7,000 sq n. Bloor, available July 1. Cal tooth. 5695. 10 min. Bill 432-2261. W Whitby, on /12, available June 30.905.725-1171. 1 oww r 1 oeew RMd Rtre SICK OF REM TING4" OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/month IAYWrwrn Ircdome $30,000 yew r NW Help dopainnpra�ynnwnt?�?�Ci.a.11..BaA11ukn Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 QeMorligaigiat ';. ' < 905) 57 or-8004MO4275 Merl( Stapleyst �� 3ata.. flap. Siletlon Ora+o eros Really: �' . Two bedroom apes tot rem dean. will repaired. parking. Smau quiet building swan 401/Pak Rd $450 ucdusive clogs Kendry on premis istAl 576-8381 Its PYOcall PRESTIGIOUS West lynde AVAILABLE NIIEDMTELY, in oWhitby' Aug 1 Mian rdor d Whitby Apt building. spa- bt1lgalow. 3 bedrooms park- CwuS arpded. newly pant- ng. f-ced yard appliances ad. AM 11INCOy, dost to bass. CIM 10 parkSYSCIM15 $650 I- 'I; r10. ale IAYees nduded plus share utilities hrst/last Mst4as1 regared, no pares. 1 666 -SM bedroom $690. 2bl0r00m 3 bedroom 5850 Catl WINTRY, LARGE multi-level$790 535-0134 2 3 -bedroom s (famil laust g) Immediatety, new BASEMENT APARTMENT- windows freshly -panted. East Oshawa as sol 1 bed- hardwoods rehmsfed Near room Central car. central vac. schools, shopping. transit e969nda grana seroe du s/Corane 905619- to all 2 amentres. no pets. Looking lot non-smoker. very quiet per- LRIERPOOIIBAYLY Bungalow ungalo son 1st. last a references Wmflaor 3 bedroom Ap- required. S650/monmty Ounces, shared laundry c/a. Available July lsV15m Call near Go/Shopphng(Schools Michelle or Shanew Mon -Frit Fenced yard No smokmgl 9 7pm 433-1166 pets S9501= hydro Show- ngJWylst CENTRAL Oxkm. large 1. 2. (416)-267-5928 a 3 bedroom apartments NORTH WWMY - Temporary available in will -maintained apartment, 2 bedroom. $900 close to all amenities. monthly Call PAW Bird, Re - Cam 723-0977 max Summa (905) 668-3800 CENTRAL Osbw . upper 2lev NomOi11 A super Large apartment in duplex. 2 1 a 2 -bedroom. Extra large bWed rooms. dose to rasptal a balcony Will managed quiet downtown. Well maintained Available 1st. $700 n• DWIOxq Controlled entrance. 129 IsVJuly illative, lst/last required. $6 udd.. aw. Paining. No dogs. AugusvSeptember (905)-436-7938. 1st 905-579-5584 CENTRAL OSRAWA. Available SPACIOUS well-mantaned 2 July 1. one bedroom attic apanmem. $525/mo. trdrr bedroom opts. Aval. at 900 sive. AVAILABLE Aug.lst. 3- and 888 Glen St. Some with bedroom cap( $700(m akinr- walk-in closets, pant provid- Close sive 905-432-8159. 905 579 - ed. to schools. shop - 2927 ping arc. GO SUW, UDIi- ties included. Cal 728.4993. CLAREMONT-, luxury loft apartment. One bedroom. Sep orate entrAnce. pair", single Rawl person. no smoker/pet. $550 Swblt�905)-69-1917 COUNTRY UVOC: large/open 1000 sq. ft attic; frid"ove; I road north TaumontEMeild. Avail. Immd. Unsuitable for pets/chddren. $595/ndusive. 1slAast Call 263-8213 1st; 436.9900 2 BEDROOM AVANABLE FOR JULY ISL Located at 350 Malaga Rd . Oslawa. $720/ mo. all inclusive. No pets Pkise call (905)-576-6724. OSHAWA 2-ohons central il asouth ri east. oand two bedroom alaartroadis. quiet deers buldngs stat 5575 per mo no pets Can 436-6869 or O 0 SUA6 . 2 -bedrooms sea - contained man tbor, loge 750 gardlent parking Wil Available Au- gust 1 Call (705)277-9167 OSHA= SOUTH 2 bedroom upper floor of semi Laundry IwAilles 2 car parting. pre- wate entrance. $690 all vldu- srvt fting Mature wasave a couple preferred No pets (905) 579.1869 OSHAWA. LARGE newly -ren- ovated 1 bedroom bsmt apt Close to 0 C Parkas C/A C/ V. able $675 all Inclusive 1 StAast Ava"w Aug 1st 905-728-2234 AVAILABLE Tor ,Aly - One ad vale mm, suitable for plcca PMXEROG bright 2 bedroom Above ground apt Includes appliances. Wes. car. 2 htib parking no pets/smoking. S795/mo Judy 1st (905)-6tI3- 9629 NCKERNKG. 2 -bedroom Dasemert apartment, private entrance. wai to Go train. no smoking. laundry Whites, Wtities Waded. no pets. ret- erenas S7251momh. /stAW Can $39-2255. Family Buildings, spa cions 2 a 3 B/R apts., utils ind. Freshly paint- ed, rec dub, events for all ages from B80s to Santa, starting from $670. Call to view: (905)721-8741 NWO bedroom apt. $650/mo. 71us hvdr0 Simme S nt VICTORIAN Style building in Central Whitby 2 bedroom ants available August 1;1. Starting at $700-$950 No pets Call 668-2326 No phone calls after 9 p m Wh1IbY, Duffenn St. 1 a 2 - bedroom apts. clean, quiet budding, parking Fully -broad - loomed Large closets Near amenities. GO/401 Fridge/ stove $610 a up Inclusive No pets 905-404.1414 WHITBY 2 bedroom tastefully decorated parking, laundry lacemes. $795 inclusive Au- gust Ist (416) 699-5287 WHITBY 1 bedroom apart- ment available July Isl $625 monthly Includes heat, hydro and parking for one car Phone 723-6985 or 430-2092 WHITBY, one bedroom evadable in well maintained bwkhrg 4 Sevens Realty Ltd •x!5 -66B-7777 WHITBY. 2 bedroom. upper 6- pI,. Indgestove. heat, wa• ler. laundry. parking 5770. '„Stnasl (905)-686-1533 pm 800-387.3509 days WHITBY - 2 a 3 bedroom apartments available imme- dately Call 416-789-4145. or 905-665-7543 WHITES RD./401 I bedroom basement Separate emranm. parking. Laundry $600 inclu- sive Available Aug 1st. Call 905-8374635 WHY rem when you can own your own home for less than you thirds?" Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Reality (1991 Ltd 1905) 668-3806 or 1900 666- 3211 A7 OSHAWA Bluor/Park Rd. one bedroom $584. 2 bed- room $670 spacious dean ,ria in 8 plea. heat and Paris - rig Included Near 401 KV M, no pets 1-888-749-2738 ,(416)501-1687 1 Ho'noe For dere "tS11S VOU CANN(n AFFORD TO Rt•Y A HOUSE' J OWN from S7%mosil �ci MUCn Downpayn erm'r^ (905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley sw.. axP Suiiu, --v E 4h MY OAAA DU We ria e w 'lame for lou $500 down nota - 6 morcels free or Ira �egaK or reduced mortgage are From $750 'month ad n- clusnve Income repuiremem from u7.500 gross can Ken Collis Cardwell Barnett ,90.5)726-9414 2 BEDROOM some on large well treed tit dated in Ux- bridge area R4caitly reno- valed, excetlent ondggn - avalable SW 1. $825 Mete plus "- 905-85237% 3 BEDROOM Semi avaia0le AUG 1ST on Dean Ave Oshawa . $900/m4rth plus utilities first a last (905) 263- 8378 3 BEDROOM main flow of house close to schools and GM, ISVW. available August W For more Information all (905) 432.7521 4 BEDROOM Century home downtown Whitby Large yard. newly renovated $950/mo . gas a hydro lsVtasl. refer- ences required (705)-435- 9170 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months tree. then own a house from $550/morith. Bill Rola Coldweu Banker (905) 728-9414 Immaculate 3-bdi main floor semi. A plis., laundry, pal ing. No pets. No smoker. July t FirsVlast, ref.. $975 a 60% oft. 9054139-520 He 114 Dedr00m, mnrgroom. lamy room with hnplpa. off Large modem latcheft, new furnacerwirWows. double rage. 2 acres. only $1295. also 7,000 sq n. Bloor, available July 1. Cal tooth. 5695. 10 min. Bill 432-2261. W Whitby, on /12, available June 30.905.725-1171. 1 oww r 1 oeew RMd Rtre SICK OF REM TING4" OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/month IAYWrwrn Ircdome $30,000 yew r NW Help dopainnpra�ynnwnt?�?�Ci.a.11..BaA11ukn Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 QeMorligaigiat ';. ' < 905) 57 or-8004MO4275 Merl( Stapleyst �� 3ata.. flap. Siletlon Ora+o eros Really: �' C THE NEWS ADVElrFISER/UXBRI[X;E TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JUNE 29,19"-PAGE.��; Ac Ev" !n nnmFrr-----1 ROOM FOR an C—;�E� Coffing Evwft Auebons TENDERED Driver Wanted with full size van. Call & leave message 728-12Q Him Shared ACCOMnOdBlOn OR S east of 48 2 bed 700—M 'emi $650 plus No Pets CENTRAL Oshawa, clean, fur - professional Aug 1 1998 nished room. share kitchen 998 a av 905-473- - 3 rid bathroom. ailable im- TY—AILABLE !IMMEDIATELY mediately S801week John ,ast of shopping center. cozy (905W)8-6699 2 bedroom house. Dig back- yard $785 per — Plus U11111- NORTH WEST OSHAWA ties Call (905) 432-1268 Lar e bedroom C l r' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION (-)-,r,lwj 3 bedroom. dining room gas heat. 6 apphances 2 garages, excellent location we or without one bectroorn apa.1memil SM + $495 Cal to discuss credit applications and references (905) 986- 1877 (Wave meSsagle) —PMERMG. upper level. 3 bedroom Hardwood floors muge kitchen. cla. SIO50/mc, Includes unklies No pets non smokers preferred Call Dake Smrtt, Remax Gentsirs, to vew (4161321-3536 Vhnipd LOOKING TO wt farmflouse it, the Awx'Pickertng arl 4 P!" bedrooms required Needed for Judy 1 � of milmile- wift CA 837-5122 WANTED. I or 2 bedroom q)n(l,, to rent. Whtby -Scar- bolm r For Aug fW 1. call ra Ai Non-smoking Wonting pro- leSsional seeks same Avail Aug Ist S400/mo ist/last l905)-576-7002 after 6 15pm I R"itrations LMJ ENT in large house includes parking laun- I & 2 BEDROOM Mo ing r uselleep dry S400/montt, Call 420� ,ortages boal rentad. san. dy beach PIaY9 rid. horse- 9%1 shoe off gott Z f try S um - SINGLE MOM. with one child. met dates still available From $3GO/*eek 905-432 looking to share Your clean & 3813 spacious home Prefer 2 -bed. 3 bedroom Quirtage to rent MOMS. *ase call (416)315- available June 27 -Aug 7661, Ieavr nkessage Located on 1aZ1RiS:"1wkr 6 Pro All Hoc ey i ILS k N of Cisha WAGNER LAKE (Uxbridge) wa. 100 frontage mike 571. 7743 f miShed room share all 5 r Wrtles with one other private BALSAM LAKE Ferellon Falls hot-. parking. July ist 905- 1 2 3 � 4 hedfoOrn house- 852-53% keeping -cottages, Aug /Sept Quiet family reson/sandy- ifice & bOaChIlGood-fishing Boat ':,me includies sep e en- trance Cabe wilarkdry. park- ferlIJIS Last witend in Aug Poll Shant Willi I olliker. preller includes " weekend (705) 77 Free Rent 7? r)snawa 387-2550 downtown 406-1600 sqtt Of- COTTAGE FOR Rent on lar,)e t[WRetail East Oshawa 1800 Secludefl 101 on Peaceful SQ it Commercial Hosue South Bay in Prunce Edward 450,soft Shop Call 434 -2447 County 3 -bedroom. 2 -bath large glassiscreen sun -room or 655-4132 $6001week Call (613A76- 1060 Registrations — Registrations � %5-5,9-0507 Towfobouso$ 16 RIM", Rer"Aft �,rnoof as A enjqyabie experience my 5on A*MFME ever had. Uxbridge Recreation Centre 5tuart tfrouthu.vs. Fort Pern, SCH0,01111 DATES 77ME S ES 5 Pro Defence man Skills A uq -_ 4 2.-1 !Au.q !11 : 4)rr-flpm 'p� 6 Pro All Hoc ey i ILS k ug_ Aug. 3 -Sept. 4 12pm-5pm #STDS. FIN—STRUCrOKS —O_r4_1C_E__F_CoST 24 2 4 5 r � %5-5,9-0507 Towfobouso$ 16 For AW Rer"Aft A OS"WA SOUTH 3 tied- ! CLEARWATER - � - �,��Nouse close to scrom shopping 5950vmo hwovelvion. ALL INCLUSIVE FirstW Ai atablike k- I IQM� c� Pools hot tub near beaches 9956days WORTH OSHAWA Lowrty 2 �1,crn 2 storev Townhom. ilill basement. available mod Jus S',% per Mo Call Paw (905) Bird Rem" suminut. sp- 3800 SHORT TERM LEASIESI Spa- cc�s 3 bedroom town roms, $85,0 a mortim. all incl Available imaddidifely usn't Cal 1914ffififf �7 �IM9 Mir N410 M40M P(W Are you aware that under certain conditio ns, you can transfer the Value of your pension to an RRSP that you control? 11owever, did you inow that not all of your pension value can be transferred to a Iocked-In RRSP A large portion will have to be taxed. If you want to overcome this tax problem, call to attend one of our no cost, no obligation seminars. Pension Counsel 75 front St. E. #303 7oronlo. Ontario M 5f,' I V9 1-800-387-1670 (416) 863-6718 I -Mall- MfalZ(a'tntertog.i orn ALL MEI-TPVCS 7: 00 9. 00 p+ DA TE: CITY LOCA TIOA Ifine 29 Scarborough IV�5t Rouge C,,Mmuntri- Centre hill. 8 Thornhill Thornhill Communin Centre - v 15 North York D"nA1`d1% Public- Librar-% ION- 22 Mississauga &)rne Park Communitl Centre 29 L'tobice),ke Rt(-hv-ie% Public Libran, 6-- -ortagn-tom ROW I -ANO 'T -)n, -),i - , - *w; uu- I Orn, $449,weekly cottages :)AV eQUIDDeC. gas 380 mi. .7wave .1'etned 'oorn video Call after 3 p rn Y5-377-0311 or 905-352 !'28 COTTAGE FOR RENT mom Alater"." Slul- ;-On Lake Indsiro 623-9337 -er 6 p T Florida clanda vac2hor E01 Rortals Rer"Aft CLFAR WATER AREA 3 wo- CLEARWATER - � X� ac.zz per markerif) hoines Central air No 71va-0 yarl avaiwill Pools hot tub near beaches r. ;:", rdo ard :. view ,��t's ind nalor attracriors -irlid 905- 5 791- 37M ren wol�orrle S275 -week v Rew PhofaS snow r You, -'rima CLEARWATER. 2 bedroom (905,6a3 _ 55(n fulty *jl-,Sl,.l 10tile 416-287-0881 a0c. W tub pool we ____j pictures & references $250 US Cad 905-434-7184 BUDGET ROME AUCTION SALE Wed. July lSt, at 10 a.m. Large hohday sale of antiques, antique furniture, col- lectibles and household. Plus an enormous selection Of top qUallitY glass and china from the estate of :ortrarn and Joarle GlAiram of Markham, held at the aIllantrale Community Cie"tre, 1 km. east of Hwy 48 on the Aurom Scl. Rd. Late 1800s pine Rat to wall kitchen cupboard. ant dressers, vanity w/told mirrors. small chests of drawers. many good tables incl. drop- leaf dining room. paricluir etc.. ant. washstand. sman ant. spinning wheet. rock" chlaws. dulling chaws. ant round tom stand. older solid oak executive office desk. 1930S wait" double bed. ant sideboard. Vict. plant stand, telephone tables- mantle clocks. mmiature Grarx1falther clock (Swiss made 6 in. high). beautiful tail oak round bar table includes 4 match" swrve4 bar chars. 8 Place setting of Rogers Kings pattern sliver- warem wainut case lox). piano stool. brKlige Lamic. floor and tabie lamps, =Il stand" ashlbray and much more. Glass an C mar, Huge selection will include antKKM water goblets, Royal Crown Derby and saucers. also Barvana. Pooiie. Shafford. Queen Anne etc. Early pressed glass comport and bowl 0880. Limogirs sugar and serviling bowls. iterr-, Of cornflower. Nippoi satt and poppors, open sattem. old unmarked Wedgwood drshes. gwKjer W old bow Dot. Lots of good crystal, many pieces of Bavaria and other excellent German made items. Also Royal Bayreuth, Old Foley, Royal Douiltion. depression glass and lots nXwe St&tu*s. Sculptures. Fsqunnies: 2 Bronze statues one is of a stallion and mare (lost wax Pro,cess) An excellent collection of sculptures from Bar1lolw**wX*Pd*s an ourtstarriding largle garden centm P4oce Disinter Victorian Lady and man figurines. Artwork: A, J Casson -Clulet,Mornitig- signed by Casson judes apprarsal of S 250�00 Also a small "Group Editions Mainly otherc pictures. Callectibios and �0160CW`n Of I Seven o5tilite issued Ltd. rri Very old k" postcard album (tun). Olt lamps. hurnidor. crowfoot scales. Old car hom. snowshoes. ce tongs, Kemp guitar, brass ship and much more, Jewiliflory: qty. of gold lowed" as with apprarsals. all I" 0j lorY w,11 be be tagged showng a nrserv� bod of 1"alors cost. "a- Excodent quality form star? to fir- mh. a sale vir"ll worthy of your attendance. Terms: ��ash. Interac. Visa. rrVc. No reserve. except tur "w- oflory. Lunch counter open. CLARKSON AUCTIONS STOUFFVILLE 905-640-6411 writs Per 0-orm" Drop Co—"— & %crop -Ards"All" -indscaom . ............................. Carpenter ! & a GentLeimn mor, resiClential renovcMon c3nd repcw 3 steell/wood trarning-drywall-picturill n Q '111"jiliSh CCIrpentil"Y-baserrilent cw)d bcrth Chris as, /pccyp 905-436-9151 �t ,905) 57"W3 IN MURTON RID E. Osha- SUPER wa 3 b,,droorn toomhon . Juty,August CU DUCT 436-3346 for appowthinarit to MW CLEAMING Duct ft " S" v Rew . c4dev'sto firlikeep 0" 2 FURNISHED QOMS Execu- - camns from 040 live 4rej A4ax For proftes- 416-287-0881 Slonal persons sep-Ae M ____j trance Cable, laundry, non- smokerpefs. SaWma &&M. BUDGET ROME Istlasi (905�4&�-54eo DAMOVEDIEWn LIAX !urT%Sftd room in clean Basement Apts.. ':,me includies sep e en- trance Cabe wilarkdry. park- Rec-roorns, Ourribir-19. Poll Shant Willi I olliker. preller Ackliborns, eleCITICal, working non -Smoker. $4W clinywan, marrid: 111111N month 427-69M 15 yrs. Exp. AAX clew WO. tumished I )q, Available Call Mario urnmedialady, Close 1. bus Slowschoodi, 94WV centre $3 75/mo (WSY 61 MKI. I WW CA 426-7&U CeI4416) 5W4663 AJIU. turrusw room share , kitchen and bath. avadable Imitedlalletv $111)Oliweek Call (905 BED W15-3642 ROOM. plass pn t so - Lng room In . fuf- hisliked cX unturinaw. use of kitchen facilities, lemse pre- lerred $3a&month. sealwaille 905-985-3607 sop. LARGE Radio for Mo. Park - ling cable. laundry. run of house First sod last pre - berried Call 43D-3681. URGE RON FOR WEINT. Parking, cam. laundry, run of bmu IVAM phooffoa Call (905)-430-3681 ;Z_ uIrtarvitlAmny- Fur- nished room in I litcluft Ca*, Iflift. sellia. 'ale enti-kim, few W A, bin WJWW-M. I~ Call! 837- 0538 ROOM ;;; Ku. West Pickering. with pritiatc balit, room. $400/ es required. Cal 42D -IM. or L4jb Paw" LWWV for WholliShW ro(xn MqWN use 01 *astitiOm 0* _ in W* horre. $IM WORD". work rdemrim &SI" Call fqffijlmj� DOCHM ORO t1S GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-=17-09li Fusisbed badlements, baftooffm adtilions arid stories. HOM MpairS. AN Wolk WWWdieed Waft L"M 42"45 KIIINDYMAN SERVIM Cal a P&W Hanittlifirm for all yaw household neeft People YAM knftd Cash loo. No job too Small, M ita I " I g & gorki wel Cal ~ 11064m7lin Paw - 4116421-M POOL Fill-in Specialist 5 Year Guarantee R.W. Rosman LandsicaipmrV Ud L (905) 642-6811 POST HOLE Drilling & Sciting Fence & Deck 6arbagi: S,:rap nri rrinoval. ia� ("S) 6IL940624 TILE MAN V Kitchens V Backsplash r Washrournis countencips Hardwood Floors No Job Too Small 292-Im Roo" A&C ROOFING, Addil Aluni� Shingling. all types of rods. new and! Will, S]d Workmanship Gual id solmd. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully in- sured, Free ed Can Andrew at ("5) 4294704 'GUARANTEED" PAINTING & PLASTERING Stucco ceilings %c Toney up front o Ca j when your Sabiz ull Scan at Fiction (416414-5911(cell) - All Prc) I'Ainting and %allpapenum 14- -,,.r, G�;d mr— WA- _-i A FRFF F-sturnatc 404-1*69 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clearl. reliable service 42G-0081 I mow - a Nov= SYSTEM Big or small, IW or hourly rates SENIOR AM MID- imm DISCOUNTS. Residential Corrimercial Comparable Rates Free Estimates US -723-7479 11-110453-775111 NoM SySnAS We will move aryllhing. anywhere. xwwft Comadircial of reskilential PackalikV. st Joll boxesavadable Seno(L mid month discounts Frele eswnoa. 571-07M 1-SM491-6600 CMU MAD IN le Arw rams, Writes, Oka, apL. el PianionWitg. Radiski; avail". — 111knWill Mo ftmbft DOUG CLMK muntift a -0 1 1, CA Lot G*Wa#CN*WOV Cawowc&& III d R LiedwiSed & InS1111114 r@pak-^ eltaadom & mnovations I now bildbrooM, PUMP r&PAMS FM ESTMTES 18 YRS. EXPEFUENCE 24 HOW SENIM 6064172 1-1111"1-2=1 1 AJAX Moving Systems s-e-ilces. -cves, accivarce anc cia,c oeoaksts Rat rate or hourty, We now -ave heated Storage units. W" Sell moving s�oplies. Park and load special. starting at 5 125 and up Serving East to West Coast :)rwince to province Mombor -1 . 725-0005 or W CAMM — 427-0005 HARRY-0-THE- MGWRS Move t g - - s we Price the'411 all � ;ree estil- mates seniors discount. short notice innoves ft- plialinces noveld. afto storage space avallable Comparable rates Call [W5)987 -W7 x I -11100-263-58M MCNAM STORAGE Houses A.,a,!,ner1,s Offices. Appliances & Piano Specialists Senior & Mid -Montt, Discounts Licensed, insured. Free Estimates P . rotessional seril call 4WT795. Restore old turn. to its "nall beauty. Hand stripped, Free estimates. Ian Rom cmm NIVALUMM 25 years experierice, restretChing, our spectwity. Free estiniates. N7-17" sir 917 -IM HARDWOOD FLOORING 0id floor refirushed New floor unstatilled Repaired. stallined sanded Fast, Frilendly, Servioes flest Quah %lork Low Mes For a free estimate pleme call 7"y Tekpilose 4416) ?214M P*u (416) 330-9139 PON MAW= FLOMN (Ad 11-K rchmti-I %c� rl,..c in%WW ,rpur% - �Ulnuig, anbrillit R" 4"ItN %ork I,m pn,cc� CAD David (4161 722--0" NANOW0111111 FLOORS InStallationS. sand- ing, stain finishing To @saw WW&naak* Fxi#V WSW" For E 9, 1 1=7 41 6-2114-U43 — 835 $60 WIN clean up to 3000 sq. ft V -AU -V. Mdbft bM chilarvin film WSW, MXiDW kidgeS. base boards. Ill wherever else the house needis chliankrig. loysirselainvu! 1 CA PAM 0 11111111ii-M-M SPECIAL 25% of so ad nw dub m No 1d deamW reliable, mature persori, with over 20 years experience desire to do clearung Ercellext Every other Finday. 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'111111111IN"ANIM111WOW-CItYPNI0106-1W * 71-5331 CLOWN / MAGICIAN 4111% o Live animals * All occasions to ffi ages Call Jeff (%5) 939-7057 z- --- -1111, aw, Valr,�-ar, states n(kLstn-.- pw,21 P4" Garmm P-ailnq, W"romN swft P~.�, Axis l i;_" 839-5-U9 TREE CUTTING & TRIMMING —) . . rs. t! x p. Full'% Insured Free e�shnrlates 905-433-7140 A" Im Fro aArn:��r EXCEMONAL LUM SER%I.V, UL 11.11,011 RRACN 1-116.4.%(,*F�� (J -4 -NN AjLk_%TEED 404-8761 WILD TALK with beautiful ladies. Sweet temptations and heavenly dreams are waiting. 24hrs. 1-900-451-0117 64c min. SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase W across Durham Reolon can Umsifieds at or 4111- a P PA(;E 16i, -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY.JUNE 28.1998 03 Public liorti. L;Mlj Public Nioti. lj&Public Noti. 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GET YOUR avv%zm vfu n. 14r, I �11: 101 Hockey player skates to Durham in fi THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 23,19" - PAGE 37 ght against sex abuse SHELDON - KENNEDY IS IN-LINE SKATING ACROSS CANADA TO SPREAD MESSAGE, HITS DURHAM JULY 4 Oy Orion McNair Staff Writer kind of abuse. I'm horri- fied," said Bassin, raise $15 million to go to- Michael's Majors. "It takes only to raise some big go through and to decide to it was just over a year refer- ring specifically to ward the construction of a ranch in the Rocky Moun- a lot of guts to do what he's doing.- money, but to create an step up an talk about it... I'd like have 20 ago that Sheldon Kennedy the hockey world to Kennedy's 1997 revelation about his tains as a summer retreat Napier played against awareness that we should to people never tolerate abuse," on my team like that." rocked its very foundation by junior coach, Graham James "Now we for children and families Kennedy late in his NHL Bassin said. For more information, telling his disturbing story . have an opportunity to do who have shared Kennedy's experience. career, but did not know him until he joined the "What Sheldon had to phone 436-7171. ofsexual abuse- something about it." Bassin was joined by foundation's advisory Two weeks from now, Kennedy is currentiv in Mark Napier, coach of the board last year. he will continue his coura- Montreal as he makes'his St. Michael's Majors and a Others present at the geous quest to eliminate way from St. John*s to member of the Sheldon press conference included such abuse when he brings Vancouver by in-line Kennedy Foundation advi- several sponsors and Ot- his Skate For Kids tour to skates. He will arrive at the sory board Monday. ters' centre Tim Connolly, QualitW Mealts alt Durham region. Sherry Bassin, co-own- Courtice restaurant on Sat- urday, July 4, and spend at Napier. whose I 11 -year National Hockey touted as a possible No. I Unbeatable Pirices! er of the Ontario Hockey League's Eric Otters as least an hour at all three lo- cations before League career included Stanley overall pick in the 1999 NHL entry draft. Butt 0 ..k. Chops continuing Cup victories with Montre- Those interested in well as three Don Cherry his skate on the Sunday al and Edmonton. has chil- helping out through dona- rcstaurants in Durham, an- morning. dren aged 14 and 16 and tion or participation in the nounced details at a news Members of the public was eager to lend a helping skate can contact any of conference Monday of a are being asked to skate hand when he was contactt-� the three Don Cherry major fund-raising effort with Kennedy as part of cd a year ago. restaurants in Cour-tice an� for Kennedy's skate in the the fund-raising effort. "I thought it was great Whitby. Pledge sheets are rc6on. The goal of the 136 -day. idea,- said Napier. now no%k available at each site. -When I read about any 9.(X)O-kil()metre trek is to coach of the OHL's St. "The whole idea is not Cancer ride 11111111111U r1m old � U V Q 111,111r-A-RIVA a 110 WIT'M raises money in memory of woman 0SII..%WA — About 19 cyclists ,.%Ili bc h?king through the city on Ju - IN, 2 to raise money for the Cancer Society in memory of a local woman. Gail Perks, of Oshawa, died of cancer about a year ago. Her father-in-law, Kilby Perks. has started up the bike ride and. along with 17 other people, will he cycling from Pickering to Kingston over three days. Mr- Perks said he and nine other cvclists raised $2.200 last year for & Cancer Society when they made the ride less than a month after his daughter- in-law's death. This year the group hopes t(iraisc more than $5,000 which will be prc- sented to the Oshawa unit of the so- ciety. He said he developed the marathon ride as a method to help fight cancer in Gail's memory. On July 2, the riders will leave from the Pickering GO station at 9 a.m. and travel through Durham on the way to Kingston. Anyone who would like to make a pledge should call Mr. Perks at I- 905-791-0007 weekdays. Take the road to Sereiflty PICKERING — The Serenity Group is holding a 12 -step addiction recovery meeting Friday, July 3 at 8 P.m- at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every week and deals with addictions of all types, in- cluding co-dependency. A child care programme is avail- able during the meeting. All are wel- come to attend. For more infonnation call Jim at 428-9431. .?EPAIRS (I hr.) - Rellnes 'Cornolete. 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Grandvie%k provides thcrap� and other services for children with disabili- ties in Durham Region. "It's offensive to the staff. the parents and the children," she said. adding she called police to report the damage and covered up the sign to preserve the ev- idcnce. "I'm really upset." said Kathryn Bremner, who had takcn her son into the cen- tre at 8:30 a.m. and saw the profanity -laced insults written on the sign. She sees the incident as a hate crime. akin to the white supremacist hate lit- erature distributed in Os- hawa. Whitby and Claring- ton last vear. She �opes police treat the Grandview incidents as a hate crime. "It's sick.- she said of' the vandalism. "I have never personally experienced an,.Ihlng like that before. It made me feel very sad. "It breaks my heart to think that this kind of thing can happen. 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