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Hospital gets growth funding
AV MadAnne Takacs
Staff Writer
Ajax -Pickering General Hospital has re-
ceived 5798.600 in growth funding from the
provincial Ministry of Health to eliminate a
deficit from the past %car operafwn< ani for
new services.
"The growth funding is critical to the de-
velopment of Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital;" says hospital vice-president of cor-
porate services Jon Pickles in a media release.
"Nt,t onl% ,till it allo%k u,, to maintain the
services we currently offer, but it will also
provide the opportunity to position ourselves
to become a full-service hospital as directed
by the Health Services Restructuring Com-
mission."
The ,pccial funding was pro%idcd b% the
ministry in recognition of the tremendous
population growth of the Pickering, Ajax and
Whitby area in recent years, resulting in
heavier demands on the local hospital. APGH
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Vol. 33, No. 28
YOUTH ESCAPES CUSTODY BY SWIMMING `RAGING RIVER'
.PICKERING — Durham Regional Police
searched for hours after Thursday's violent storm but
were unable to locate a 17 -year-old youth who bolted
from their custody, and was last seen being swept
-down the fast -flowing current of a Pickering creek.
Sergeant Jim Grimley said Friday police believed
the teenager swam to safety.
Officers were arresting the youth at a Bayly Street
residence, where they were called for a domestic -re-
lated incident, when he broke fire while being led
from the house around 4:15 p.m., Sgt. Grimley said.
A foot chase ensued and the teenager was last seen
slipping into Krosno Creek, which tuns parallel to
Krosno and Raytan boulevards.
Sgt. Grimley said the high water levels from the
earlier fain storm wtnod the creek into a `raging nv-
er".
Police searched southern points of the creek, as
well as neighbourhood backyards, but were unable to
find any sign of the teen. Efforts were called off just
before 9 p.m. and were to continue Friday if family
members had not heard from the youth.
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By Ma►lanae Tata"
S::," Writer
PICKERING — Pickering residents
and Town officials were picking up,
cleaning up and assessing damage Fri-
day in the aftermath of two severe
storms and a possible tornado that hit
Thursday afternoon and evening.
The nasty weather resulted in wide-
spread flooding, filling residents' base-
ments with water and causing major
damage to one Pickering bridge while
destroying another.
Neighbouring Ajax was not nearly as
hard hit.
Environment Canada reports there
may have been a tornado in Pickering
around 4 p.m. Thursday, but EC officials
sent out to investigate the probability of
a twister hadn't established whether
there had been one by press time. Police
in the area saw what appeared to be a
tornado funnel move across an open
field and take down some trees. The fun -
vel also knocked down some radio tow-
ers, according to the government
agency.
Acting Mayor Ward I Regional
Councillor Maurice Brenner declared an
official flood emergency around 4:15
p.m. and the Town, police and fire de-
partment sent out emergency crews to
deal with the crisis. The Pickering nu-
clear station also chipped in with equil t
ment, operators and supplies. A flood
emergency may be declared when there
is risk to life and property.
"It was ready to be called off about 6
p.m• when the second storm hit," says
Coun. Brenner. After the worst of that
was over crews had to rush to deal with
a back-up in the sanitary sewer system
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Pickering'planning
big year 2000 bash
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Staff Writer
PICKERING — While most of us
have our minds on lounging by a lake or
pool this sweltering summer, Doug
Dickerson is focusing on what is likely
to be a rather chilly evening a year -and -
a -half from now.
The Ward 2 Regional Councillor,
three other Council members and three
Town employees are forging ahead with
Pickering's plans for the millennium,
which officially arrives after midnight
December 31, 1999. They're Picker-
ing's Millennium Committee and
they're trying to beat the expected rush
on venues, services and entertainment
as governments, businesses and other
organizations begin to prepare for the
big day.
"[7he size of this event is going to
preclude anyone from being able to or-
ganize at the last minute;' notes Coun.
Dickerson, who chairs the committee.
Right now, the group is "leaning very
strongly" toward holding a giant Millen-
nium New Year's Eve bash for Pickering
residents at the Metro East Trade Cen-
tre, with as many as four bands and sev-
eral other kinds of entertainment for all
ages. But there are also plans to cele-
brate the entire millennium year by
holding various special events from July
1, 1999 to July 1, 2000.
Of course, all this will cost big
bucks.
"My expectation is that to run a year-
long event we'd have to raise some-
where between $150,000 and 5200,000,
and I don't see any difficulty in trying to
achieve that," says Coun. Dickerson.
So far, Council has voted to provide
530,000 in 'seed money' for the celebra-
tions, to provide for things like deposits
for entertainers, services and parapher-
nalia such as flags or t -shirts. Coun.
Dickerson says he expects whatever is
spent from that seed fund to eventually
be returned to the Town after corporate
sponsorships are brought in to cover
most costs.
"My anticipation right now is we'll
be able to raise all the money without
having any public money in it:"
All the events except for a New
Year's Eve "black -tie gala' with dinner
and an orchestra for 400 to 600 paying
guests will be free to the public, accord-
ing to the councillor. Ticket prices for
the gala have not yet been determined.
"We expect they'll be sold out fast
because most venues in Toronto are al-
ready sold out:'
Just the millennium night celebra-
tions will cost an estimated $60,000,
which would include $30,000 for out-
door or indoor fireworks.
"'lire stuff ain'i "cheap." sqs Coote.
y Dickerson, noting Vvckenq's_,Cwa
s Day fireworks usually ' cost about
$20,000. While the committee is work-
ing hard to get the best entertainment
possible, he adds "top -name bands that
;night are going for 5100,000 and up"
Everything but the black -tie event
will be geared toward families.
"Because it's such a special night
,< and only one generation in 30 actually
get to celebrate the millennium, there
are many parents who will probably
s bring their children and let them stay up
the extra hours."
..M Millennium events through the rest
of the year will mostly piggyback on
other events such as the Frenchman's
Bay Festival, Canada Day celebrations
and Claremont Winter Carnival, with
special millennium festivities being
added to the usual activities.
Millennium decorations for the town
are also being planned, and a Pickering
millennium logo has already been cho-
sen. It will not be revealed, however, un-
til a millennium celebrations launch
event for corporate sponsors and the
media is held sometime in late Septem-
ber or early October.
Coun. Dickerson says he has re-
ceived a "favourable reception" so far
from potential corporate donors he has
approached, though he doesn't expect
them to put their money on the table un-
til the fall when most of the celebration
plans will be complete enough for spon-
sors to consider.
Residents' ideas for the millennium
celebrations are also being welcomed
by the committee. Anyone with a sug-
gestion may phone Coun. Dickerson at
839-3684 or write to him at the Town of
Pickering, One the Esplanade, Picker-
ing, Ont., L I V 6K7.
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theme. Having no trouble holding the youngsters' atten-
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`Residents will continue to receive
high quality care they deserve% MPP
RESIDENTS/ From Page 1 cial position;' notes Ms. Van Exan. vided the hospital a one-time $2.6-mil-
received special growth funding of
$1.35 million in 1995-96 and $191,263
in 1996-97, but its overall operating
funding was also cut at the same time
by $1.9 million and $2.2 million, re-
spectively. It was allowed to keep the
previous growth grants in subsequent
years as part of its annual operating
grant.
This new growth money will also be
incorporated into APGH's base budget
for coming years, says hospital
spokesman Susan Van Exan. Part of it
will be used to cover the $375,727 op-
erating deficit APGH ran in its 1997-98
budget year. The rest will be used for
new services, she explains, but precise-
ly what those will be has not yet been
decided.
"This puts us in a much better finan-
The concept of special funding for
rapidly -growing communities was orig-
inally proposed to the Health Ministry
by the GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance,
representing hospitals in Durham, Hal-
ton, Peel and York Regions. The growth
grants have been provided for the past
three years.
"This announcement illustrates our
government's commitment to meeting
the changing health needs of the fu-
ture;" says Durham West MPP and Min-
ister of Community and Social Services
Janet Ecker in a media release. "These
extra financial resources for our hospi-
tal will ensure that residents of our com-
munity continue to receive the high
quality care they deserve:"
It's the second round of financial
good news APGH has had in the past
two months. In June, the Province pro -
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lion grant to assist APGH during the
transitional restructuring period. On
Aug. I, the local hospital is to amalga-
mate with the Centenary Health Centre
in Scarborough, to form the Rouge Val-
ley Health System. While the merger
means a single administration for the
new RVHS, both the Ajax -Pickering
and Scarborough hospital sites will re-
main in operation.
The $798,600 APGH is receiving is
part of $20 million in growth funding
being provided by the Province to 50
hospitals across Ontario.
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Durham residents with a Flair for design and a love of the
area are invited to submit design ideas for the region's 25th
anniversary in 1999.
The theme for the year-long event is `Celebrate the Fu-
ture.' The purpose of the designs is to tell residents the eight
municipalities in Durham offer an unparalleled lifestyle and
the future looks great.
Open to all residents, regardless of age, the contest
deadline is Oct. 1 and the winning design will be announced
by Nov. 1. In addition to recognition throughout the year,
the winner will also receive a basket of goodies worth over
$500, donated by local businesses, merchants, restaurant~
and tourist attractions.
Contest rules and criteria are available at public libraries
across the region, at the reception desk at Regional Head-
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School boards' bus sharing
gets stalled in neutral
By Susan O'Neill
Staff Writer
Plans to develop a shared
transportation system that
would substantially cut bus-
ing costs for both Durham
school boards may be de-
layed once again.
Public board trustees had
hoped the two boards would
join forces next month to
start sharing buses. But sep-
arate board officials report
there are still a number of
details to be ironed out be-
fore the partnership begins.
"We really want this to
happen;" says Durham Dis-
trict School Board chair-
man Ruth Ann Schedlich.
"It's a good thing:"
Public board trustees
voted in June to enter an
agreement with the separate
board to begin working to-
gether as of Aug. 1. with the
goal of implementing
changes to the transporta-
tion system in the 1999-
2000 school year.
But "there haven't been
any final resolutions;' says
Durham Catholic District
School Board director
Grant Andrews. "Discus-
sions are still ongoing:'
The school bus co-oper-
ative is intended to expand
upon a pilot project
launched in Pickering last
fall that saw the boards
adopt staggered start times
at area schools to accom-
modate a computer-gener-
ated transportation system
allowing buses to serve
both public and separate
schools in the town.
"There is an agreement
in principle;" Mr. Andrews
says. "It's just a matter of
how it might be done."
Separate board chairman
Jim McCafferty confirms
trustees support the plan,
which was delayed by the
Catholic board last year to
allow consultations with
students and parents on the
issue.
"We're waiting for it to
come before the board (for
approval);" says Mr. Mc-
Cafferty, who hopes that
will happen some time in
September.
Anywhere we can save
taxpayers money we'll try
and do that. If we can redi-
rect more money into the
classroom all the better."
The Pickering pilot pro-
ject resulted in savings of
more than $100,000 for the
separate board, while the
public board's transporta-
tion initiatives cut costs by
$985,000 last year, with
roughly $275,000 of those
savings generated in Pick-
ering alone.
Ron Trbovich, superin-
tendent of business for the
public board, reports staff
are "anxious" to get the
project moving and says it's
essential the boards start
working together as soon as
possible if changes are to be
implemented in September
1999.
"We're ready to go.
We're just waiting to hear
from them:" he says. "We
have the space (at the edu-
cation centre) and the tech-
nology installed."
Mr. Trbovich points out
staff from both boards
would have to work togeth-
er in one location if the pro-
ject is going to be a success.
The public board has pro-
posed a joint team work out
of the education centre in
Whitby. But Mr. Andrews
says, "That isn't something
we are looking to do.
"This is one of the prior-
ities I would like to see hap-
pen ... t would really hope
the separate board is going
to come along on this,"
Mrs. Schedlich says. "We
really want them to be a
partner."
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OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
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increased
Sometimes you see it, sometimes you don't. But
those with asthma and other breathing troubles, al-
ways feel it. And it can be deadly.
The heat and humidity recently has brought in
the smog and lots of it. It isn't a pretty sight. And
the increase in smog flies in the face of provincial
and national objectives to see it decrease.
Over the past decade the federal government has
signed agreements -- both at the Environmental
Conference at Rio de Janeiro in 1992 and at the
Global Warming conference last year to reduce
emissions.
But the results show we're far behind targets we
set years ago to reduce air pollution. Environmen-
tal report cards consistently give the government an
'F' for its failure to act.
Recently, opposition MPPs from the Hamilton
area produced evidence which shows several thou-
sand people die in Ontario each year from air pol-
lution and related causes. And yet, given a chance
to meet with Great Lakes governors from the U.S.
to discuss pollution, acid rain and other issues, Pre-
mier Mike Harris begs off, refusing to change his
vacation. But work needs to be done now to reduce
smog in future years.
Much of the pollution we breathe in Durham Re-
gion comes from large U.S. cities along the Great
Lakes so co-operation between the premier and his
counterparts is essential in order for a solution to
be reached.
With scientists assuring us that summers will
only continue to get warmer in future years, the
time to act to reduce emissions is now.
The leaders of our country and province must be
held to account for the lack of work they've done
on the em ironment. Citizens must continue to pres-
sure politicians to be responsible.
Our health and the health of our children de-
pends on it.
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LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Pickering's a
family -friendly
town
To the editor:
Recently, in a Canadian Living
Joumal, the Town of Pickering was
identified as being one of the best
places in Canada for families to live.
The young lady from Pickering who
nominated our town for this recogni-
tion deserves a lot of credit herself.
Pickering is indeed a place where
family life and family values not only
thrive but are encouraged and fostered.
First, there is our Town Council,
whose councillors are very communi-
ty -minded and in many cases make
decisions based on what is good for
the residents of Pickering. Under the
leadership of Mayor Wayne Arthurs,
council has introduced, supported and
initiated many programmes and pro-
jects and stiategies that have been of
benefit to the family way of life.
Then there are the hundreds of vol -
residents, young and old alike. A
=trend does not go by without
some tYPC of activity sponsored by
and manned by our service clubs in
the Pickering -Ajax area.
Town staff do a great job in pre-
senting their programmes and ser-
vices. Programmes are worthy and
staff personalities pleasant. There are
plenty of opportunities to participate
for ail ages.
~ext we have our corporate part-
ners. On many occasions the business
world of Pickering and Ajax donate
money goods and prizes to assist in
making various events successful.
Our churches and their leaders are
also part of the equation. The build-
ings are not only pleasing to the eye,
but the auxiliary programmes help
families meet new neighbours and de-
velop new friends.
We must mention the wonderful
people who are responsible for
staffing and volunteering at our social
assistance centres. Without there our
quality of life would be much less.
Any finally, those great folks who
give tis our arts, music and cultural
events and experiences. 'They, too, make
Pickerinunteers who coach, manage and ad- developand f� P� for families to
mature and have fun.
The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters minister our Yom, teen and adult We have co-operation and collabo-
should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter sports and recreation programmes. ration that does indeed make our town
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last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The everyone and anyone who wishes to ;lies to live.
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necessarily those of the News Advertiser. busy in presenting opportunities for
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COLUMN
I can now officially
rant - I'm 40
I am now officially qualified to make judg-
ments.
This past week, I celebrated my 40th birth-
day. Since the average Canadian male lives be-
tween 70 and 75 years, I am now (gulp!) in the
second half of my life.
I won't waste my time, or yours, debating
whether that is a good thing or a bad thing. But
I do feel that 40 years of experience now entitles
me to start pointing fingers.
• Let's start in Pamplona, Spain. Apparently,
you can prove your machismo by taking part in
the annual running of the bulls. That is where
supposedly intelligent males try to outrun bulls
set free on city streets. I guess vegetarians are
right, beef can be really harmful to your sys-
tem ... it could even kill you. I'm guessing the
word 'macho' is a combination of the Spanish
words 'no', 'mas' and 'chollo; which is proha-
bly loosely translated as 'no more intelligence.'
• Let's hope the current world tour by the
Spice Girls is using up their remaining seconds
of fame. I can't believe some people are refer-
ring to the group as 'the Fab Four' ever since
Ginger snapped and left the Spice rack. Anvone
out there who still thinks the Spice Girls have
staying power as a musical group, I have three
words for you — Bay City Rollers.
• As of this writing, one the big free -agent
signings made by the Toronto Maple Leafs during
this off-season is Steve Thomas. It has been 1 I
years since Thomas wore the blue and white and,
some people may argue, he didn't play for the
Leafs much then. Maybe I should give Steve
Stavro some credit and say he is looking beyond
the 1998-99 National Hockey League season
when it comes to Thomas's productivity. " Nir.
Thomas, please restock the condiment aisle and
try not to cut the mustard"
• Not that this is a news flash, but there is
something terribly wrong with the auto insur-
ance system. It is inconceivable that while the
vehicle you own depreciates just sitting in your
driveway, the insurance premium rises every
Year. To make matters more complex, the law
says you have to properly insure any vehicle that
is on the road. So, you have no choice but to pay
more for something that is worth less.
• I don't befieve there is anyone happier in this
world than the weather forecasters. El Nino has
all but made it impossible to correctly predict at-
mospheric conditions. This is great news for me-
ileor'dogical proms who haven't been
able to correctly forecast the weather since Noah
was bwkhng the ark Les Nessmanr was right —
the way to go is eyewittress weather, where 'jou
look out the window and witness the weadter.,'
• To make Matters worse, we are getting ever
so close to the new millennium and we have all
read about all the problems that should arrive by
the year 2000. It seems microchips can't handle
the way dates are recorded and mass hysteria is
sure to follow. It also seems we will have to buy
everything new. Is it just me or does this all
sound like a sell job? Maybe there is a way to
blame EI Nino.
• And one more thing! I would now like to
start being referred to as "sit" by anyone under
the age of 20.
John Durarte is based at our sister paper, Oshawa -
Whitby, Clarington This Week To respond to this
column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108.
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t. THE NEWS ADVER MEit SUNDAY, *JLT W, rM - PAGE 7
Cleaning up after stormy weather
photos by Madanw Takaes
Flooding in Pickering Thursday afternoon washed out this
bridge on the waterfront trail between Bayly Street and Vis-
tula Drive. No one was on it at the time.
CLEANING/ From Page 1
that resulted in the flooding of raw
sewage into the West Shore neighbour-
hood. Town and Durham Region crews
were still pumping it out Friday morning.
"You don't want raw sewage running
off through stormwater into Lake On-
tario;" says Coun. Brenner.
The flooding completely washed out
a portion of the waterfront trail consisting
of a paved bridge over a ravine between
Bayly Street and Vistula Drive. Several
huge culverts which had run under it
were scattered the next morning about a
hundred feet from where the bridge had
been. Town crews put barriers up on each
side to prevent unwary cyclists and
Pedestrians from plunging off the trail in-
to, the ravine about 20 feet below.
Tennis players heading to Kinsmen
Park Friday had to park their cars at
Parkham Crescent and Sandy Beach
Road as the bridge just south of there was
closed due to flood damage. Rushing wa-
ter had washed away the gravel shoulders
of the road, making it unsafe for cars.
Pickering director of public works
Richard Holborn says several attempts
were made to fill in the shoulders with
gravel during the storm and shortly after,
but the water kept washing it away.
"We had several roads under water,"
he reports. "Sandy Beach Road was
probably the worst hit"
The Town received hundreds of calls
about basements flooding with stormwa-
ter and sanitary sewage, but simply did-
n't have the resources to respond to all of
them. The second round of rain in the
evening just made things worse. Picker-
ing's storm sewers are only designed to
carry the flow from the type of storm that
would be expected to occur once in five
years, and Thursday's storm was estimat-
cd to be a I0 -year or 25 -year event.
Among the families wading through
their basements Thursday to retrieve
valuables were those in the Silverthomc
Square arra. The flooding in the neigh-
bourhood was up to the bottoms of some
people's garage door%, reports resident
Caroline Farag, and water was flowing
up through the manhole covers.
"All the sewers came up in all the
basements of our houses:" she says, not-
Barbara Hummel surveys the debris collected from a blocked culvert behind her
family's home during the floods in Pickering Thursday afternoon.
ing it was ankle-deep at her place. "It was
pretty bad because the basements were
really smelly. It was brown water, sewer
water."
Mrs. Farag and her husband, Sam,
hustled to get computer equipment and
other items out of their basement while it
was still uncertain how high the water
would go. On Friday, the lower level was
filled with fans and dehumidifiers left
there by the service company sent out by
the Farads' insurers.
One of the happiest guys in town was
probably Paul Homing, owner of Service
Master of Durham on Ironstone Manor
in Pickering. The company specializes in
fire and flood restoration for the insur-
ance industry.
'11w phone calls started coming in at
approximately 3:20 in the afternoon and
they didn't subside till 1 a.m.:' reports
Mr. Horning. "Our crews were working
till approximately 5 in the morning:'
Most of the calls to Service Master
came from the Whites Road area be-
tween Sheppard and Finch avenues, and
the Bayly Street/Liverpool Road neigh-
bourho-od.
-Some residents had between three
and four feet of water in their basements
in both areas. They had freezers and
fudges and washers and dryers floating
around in their basements.-
Dealing with the flood damage will
probably keep his company busy for
weeks, says Mr. Horning.
"It's very good for business, but it's
not a nice situation for people to be in"
Much less happy is the Town of Pick-
ering, which will have to pay the hills for
the post -storm repairs and clean-up. Mr.
Holborn declines to estimate how much
it will cost.
..We just passed our budgets and they
were very tight:' he- notes. "Now we have
to deal with this.
One of the bigger costs will be replac-
ing the waterfront trail bridge that was
washed out. Mr. Holhom doesn't want to
estimate what that will amount to either,
especially since a sturdier design will ob-
viously have to he chosen.
Ajax, however, didn't have a problem
with the storm, according to operations
director Brian Skinner.
" rhere were a few minor storm drains
plugged, but nothing of any signifi-
cance:' Mr. Skinner says.
The Ajax Fire Department also re-
ports few calls as a result of the storm.
Town partly to blame for storm damn ore, say residents
Ry AM►how Tam
Staff Writer
PICKERING — While many
Pickering residents experienced
flooding of their homes for the first
time during Thursday's storm, it was
unfortunately not a new experience
for some residents.
They, as well as Dave Steele,
head of Pickering's citizens' task
force on the waterfront, blame some
of the damage that occurred to public
and private property on the Town's
poor stormwater management sys-
tem.
Ivan Marcoux of Streamside
Court spent much of his Friday
morning cleaning out his garage,
where the floodwater had come up to
the bottom of the door leading to the
ground floor of his house. It also
flowed into his basement after reach-
ing a peak just above the basement
windows outside.
`"lime furnace was under at least a
foot of water" notes Mr. Marcoux.
"So was the water heater,"
The lower level of his six-year-
old home first filled with water dur-
ing a storm three years ago, and h
believes the house has been built to
low. He's received plenty of sympa
thy from the Town, he says, but n
action. Mr. Marcoux says the majc
source of the problem is imprope
stormwater management in the KroE
no Creek area.
"If they've approved the elevatio
of this house, they've got to do some
thing about that creek. How can yo
live here knowing this can happe
any time?' He adds he can't finis
his basement because of the floo
danger.
Over on Rougemount Drive, th
Hummel family's backyard wa
strewn Friday morning with brant
es and other debris left from the
flooding of the creek behind the
house. The floodwaters had reached
half --way to the house, says Rose-
marie Hummel, and it probably
would have been much worse if her
sons hadn't pulled out debris that
was clogging the creek culvert at the
end of their yard. Among the items
tossed around by the waters was a
thick, six-foot piece of tree trunk.
Ivan Marcoux shows how high the
water rose around his Streamside
Court home during the storm.
Mrs. Hummel says the yard
floods about three times a year and
blames poor stormwater manage-
ment by the Town.
"We have been here 12 years and
nothing has been done in regards to a
flood gate. One of these days some-
thing is going to happen to some-
body.,
Mr. Steele blames much of Thurs-
day's damage, including the washing
out of a bridge on the waterfront trail,
on an inadequate system for han-
dling stormwater town -wide.
'"Brat's what happens when you
don't have stormwater management
plans:' he says.
He maintains improvements to
the system should include retention
ponds which could handle much of
the overflow in a storm such as the
recent one. Such ponds were also a
major recommendation of the water-
front task force, in order to reduce
the amount of silt and pollution flow-
ing from storm sewers into local
creeks, Frenchman's Bay and the
lake.
Pickering's entire stormwater
management system is currently be-
ing reviewed, according to Acting
Mayor Ward 1 Regional Councillor
Maurice Brenner.
But, he adds, it's quite likely the
Marcoux and Hummel households
would have experienced flooding
during a storm as severe as Thurs-
day's even if a better stormwater sys-
tem was in place.
"No matter how much you make
it better, there's always something
when you go against the elements.
Next time it could be a 100 -year
Special pick-up
for storm waste
PICKERING -- A special
waste collection day is being
offered Monday, July 20 in ur-
ban Pickering to help residents
clean up in the aftermath of
Thursday's storm and flooding.
Yard waste and items like
wet carpets and damaged furni-
ture will be picked up begin-
ning at 7 a.m., starting at the
south end of town up to about
the 3rd Concession.
Yard waste and blue box
items will also be collected as
usual during the rest of the
week.
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upcoming lecture topics
AJAX — You can learn how
to find inner peace during lectures
here Tuesday, July 28.
Dorie Hanson, director of the
Inner Peace Movement, will also
talk about handling stress and im-
proving self-esteem.
"Today, more than ever, people
are looking for ways to deal with
the pressures of everyday life and
they don't seem to be finding
them in the material world;' Ms.
Hanson explains.
The key to stress -free living is
self -understanding and an aware-
ness of our subconscious mind, or
our inner world, she says. Anxiety liev
and worry are caused by our "over
analytical mind", Ms. Hanson be- inte
No beach closures
Despite rising temperatures and re-
cent rainfall, it's still safe to hit the beach-
es in Durham Region.
"We don't expect any closures;' says
Alex Connor of the Durham Region
Health Unit which tested area lakes
Tuesday July 14.
The manager of environmental health
says he's surprised bacterial levels have
been slow to rise considering the recent
heat wave and the amount of rainfall
Durham has recently received.
Durham's health unit conducts regu-
lar tests throughout the summer for
E.Coli, a bacteria found in the intestinal
tract of animals and humans. Beaches
face closures when bacteria levels reach
more than a count of 100.
"'lite largest factor is rainfall when it
comes to bacteria;' he explain-%. "The
largest portion being storm run off.
"'tile organisms we test for die off in
cold water, but when lakes reach 70 -to
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Lectures are scheduled for 1
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Owner Frank Imineo opened
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unnecessary work is done on any
vehide.
. The shop has nine bays and is
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Of course TireNet Auto Care
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A very popular tine in Europe,
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retired North York Mobile Library
truck and installed interior walls
along with all of my window sam-
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Windows and Doors for a free esti-
mate, Wayne will show up at your
door with his Mobile Showroom
which you'll enter by way of a slid-
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discover the many special features
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AJAX -DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER
Travel &TO uRism
Hideaway at Highwayman's Haunt
"The wind was a torrent
of darkness among the
gusty trees.
The moon was a ghost-
ly galleon tossed upon
cloudy seas,
The road was a ribbon
of moonlight, over the
purple moor,
And the highwayman
came riding - riding -
riding, up to the old inn
door."
The Highwayman
Alfred Noyes, 1906
I don't know if the in-
spiration for Alfred Noyes'
famous poem came from
spending a night at John-
stounburn House Hotel, a
half hour's drive southeast
of Edinburgh's city centre,
but it might have.
My wife and 1 spent
three nights there while
visiting last year's Edin-
burgh International Sum-
mer Festival. Our initial
concern that the hotel was
a long drive from the ac-
tion turned to relief that
we had a quiet escape from
the crowds that define Ed-
inburgh in the first two
weeks of August.
A very elegant facility to house the Scottish road bandits of yesteryear!
The earliest trace of
Johnstounburn is found in
1260 when the lands of
some thousand acres were
given by John de Keith to
the great hospital and
church of the Holy Trinity
at Soutra Hill. The present
mansion house was part of
an original inn built in
1625. It was known as the
"Highwayman's Haunt",
being frequented by pro-
fessionals who used it as a
rendezvous prior to mov-
ing up to Soutra Hill where
they would hold up the
London to Edinburgh stage
coaches.
Additions and alter-
ations were carried out be-
tween 1706 and 1899. In
1884 Johnstounburn was
purchased by a well known
distiller, Andrew Usher,
who was the first man to
blend whisky and thus
make a fortune with which
he built Edinburgh's fa-
mous Usher Hall. A
nephew of a later owner
was John Hunt who con-
Aucred Mount Everest in
1953 with Sir Edmund
fiillary. A telegram
-cached Johnstounburn
'k ith news of the ascent be -
ire the announcement
ti as made to the rest of the
()rld.
Mount Charlotte In-
. ,stments acquired this
,kc,nderful property in
M6 and has followed a
.onsistent policy of up-
_rading the facilities,
while retaining the charac-
ter and charm of what is
one of Scotland's finest
country homes.
Dignified but unpre-
tentious, Johnstounburn
prides itself in quiet, effi-
cient service. Our intro-
duction to this came the
moment we arrived. Due to
an error of unknown ori-
gin, we arrived a day early.
The desk staff didn't even
mention the discrepancy•
but discreetly bustled
around to change the
room. When we discovered
the error on the day of de-
parture we were simply
told, "Not to worry. No
reason to add stress to a
vacation".
Full amenities are
available at this four crown
establishment, commend-
ed by the Scottish Tourist
Board. An easy commute
to Edinburgh's sites, it's
very definitely out of the
hustle and bustle of the
city. If you just want to re-
lax in the countryside, the
attentive staff will arrange
a game of golf at a local
course, or skeet -shooting.
Rates for an en -suite
room with full Scottish
breakfast range from about
S 100 to S 175 CDN, a pret-
ty good deal to experience
a piece of Scottish History.
Jeff Lukovich is a freelance
travel writer. Follow him
on the internet at
www. travel -wise. enm
IF YOU GO
From the A68 southeast of
Edinburgh, take the turn-
off for the village of Fala
and follow the signs to
Johnstounburn House Ho-
tel. Telephone: (from out-
side the UK) 011-33-1875-
833696 or Fax: 011-33-
1975-833626
A German town in the midst of restoring its Baroque splendor
By Karoline Cullen
Special to the News Advertiser
struction. The 1500 -foot Procession of
Princes Meissen tile mosaic illustrating
Are you familiar with the currently
t
Saxon rulers from 1 123 to 1904 is impres-
popular three-dimensional puzzles of fa-�::
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sive. Dresden is also the home of the
mous buildings of the world?
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world's first 35mm single lens reflex cam -
Imagine life-size versions of them to
era, Exakta and there is even a museum
be seen in the former East German city of
:.
for that.
Dresden. Of special interest is Dresden's
I After visiting the Albertinum's collec-
Frauenkirche (Our Lady's Church)
tion of New Masters or the glittering dis-
restoration project. Long left in ruin as a
s
,
plays of jewel -encrusted royal treasures in
monument to the devastation of war, the
the Green Vault, a stroll along the river is
Church's re -birth was undertaken when
in order. The most famous stretch is the
German, British and American funds be-
Balcony of Europe, the promenade from
came available. After plans were drawn, a
the Brnhl Terrace to the Theaterplatz and
symbolic foundation stone was laid in
Augustus Bridge offering views of the
1994, and completion is projected for
Neustadt and paddle steamers. For out -
.2006, Dresden's 800th anniversary.
door enthusiasts, there are woods nearby
.This monumental task challenges an
for hiking and the Elbe cycle path follows
army of engineers, architects, stonecut-
the river from the city centre to the Czech
ters, masons, carpenters, iron smiths,
border. Should it all become too exhaust -
plasterers and painters. Whenever feasi-
ing, a restorative plate of schnitzel and
ble, they are employing many of the same
dumplings in one of the Neustadt restau-
techniques their 18th century counterparts
rants will boost energy levels.
used in the original construction which
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With so much being made new again,
- was completed in 1742. As if rebuilding a
View of the Alstadt and Alexander Bridge.
`4 there is a certain vibrancy in Dresden's
256 -year-old church is not difficult
- w'• air. Enjoyable as it is to visit now, Dres-
enough, it is planned for up to one-third of
every corner holds a sparkling new
that we found ourselves, as visitors. to den will be even more remarkable in 2006
the restoration to use the original historic
restoration, machinery clearing rubble, or
Dresden at the moment, forced to stumble when the reconstructed stone bell of the
sandstone blocks retrieved from the rub-
repair scaffolding veiling entire buildings.
through a giant construction zone. Frauenkirche towers over the city once
ble. Pieces have been cleaned, identified,
There is no less such activity across the
The Zwinger, with its fanciful dome again.
- ~ " numbered and stored on seemingly end-
river on Konigstrasse in the Neustadt
and fountain filled courtyard, is a delight.
racks, awaiting return to their former
(New City), where townhouses fronting
The pavilions are abundantly ornamented Dresden is easily reached by train in
_less
locations.
courtyards, restaurants and boutiques are
with sculptures, and house museums of approximately two hours south from
Once known as the Florence on the
being lovingly restored. Although buses
porcelain, natural history, mathematics Berlin, and in one hour north from
Elbe because of its concentration of late
and trams are modern and efficient, both
and physics, and an Old Masters collet- Prague.
Baroque buildings and monuments, Dres-
old and new centres are best explored on
tion with works by Raphael, Titian, Tin -
den is reclaiming much of its former glo-
foot. Rounding each corner gave my hus-
Loretto and Rembrandt. Karoline Cullen is a B.C.-based freelance
ry in a flurry of re -building.
band Gary and I, a new perspective on the
The Semper Opera House astounds, re- travel writer. Follow her other travels on
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Heart attack teaches me I'm not a good patient
What passes through your mind
when you've suffered a heart at-
tack'? It's a question I wish I didn't
have to answer. But I've recently re-
turned home following a coronary
attack. There's little doubt that com-
ing close to greeting your "Maker"
is an eye-opener. And editors have
asked me to write about it.
First, there's a huge shock to the
psyche. One moment I was sitting
at my computer writing a column.
The next minute I experienced sud-
den severe chest pain. There's no
doubt I was suffering an acute coro-
nary attack.
My first reaction when the pain
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I was leaving for Buenos Aires in
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was wishful thinking.
The next few days were a night-
mare. Suddenly I was thrust into in-
tensive care with doctors and nurses
struggling to save my life. At one
point blood pressure and heart rate
dropped to dangerously low levels.
Stressed
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What's called a
'balloon pump' had
to be inserted into
the main artery of
my leg to increase
the blood supply to
coronary arteries.
Not a pleasant pro-
cedure.
Next, I became
aware of inter-
minably long days
and nights. The wait
for reports to deter-
mine the extent of
damage to the heart
muscle. Monotony.
Gifford
JONES
And of course the
reaction, "Is this really happening to
me?"
It is said that "your whole life
flashes by" when your life is hang-
ing on the edge. But as I look back
on those days this didn't happen to
me. My recurring thoughts and
fears were about my wife and chil-
dren. I hated the thought of leaving
them. It was an agonizing time.
Eventually I also succumbed to
the over-riding fact that strikes
every sick physician. That it's diffi-
cult when a lay pers<m becomes ill.
But for the physician it's doubt}
harrowing to be
the subject of a
critical illness.
Doctors are used
to providing care,
not receiving it.
The role change is
a difficult adjust-
ment, one almost
impossible to ac-
cept.
Doctors will nev-
er make good pa-
tients. They know
too much about
the disease.
They're terribly
aware of what can
go wrong, how often and how easi-
ly. And I was no exception to this
rule.
Like other patients I feel isolated
and vulnerable with endless time to
think about the consequences.
Being a physician and medical
journalist I asked myself the obvi-
ous question. Why have I had a
heart attack? After all I had done all
the things I've advised readers to
do.
My weight remained at 145
pounds for decades. I had tried to
keep my blood well-oiled, and the
good cholesterol elevated, by daily
exercise and vitamin E. In retro-
spect I should have added a daily
baby Aspirin to the list.
For years I'd consumed antioxi-
dant vitamins C and E and recently
B vitamins to help decrease blood
levels of homocysteine. I used alco-
holic drinks in moderation- I wasn't
diabetic, hypertensive and I'd
tossed cigarettes away 42 years ago.
But there were two things I
couldn't control. First, getting older
is very dangerous. Secondly, there's
no way to change genetics. MU
mother had suffered a coronary at-
tack at about the same age. (She still
lived to 93.)
I found accepting illness very
difficult. Dr. Howard M. Spino,
Professor of Medicine at Yale Uni-
versity writes: -Physician invinci-
bility goes hand in hand with de-
nial" Doctors, to be effective, must
don the robe of the omnipotent
healer. immune to disease. In doing
so doctors assume a myth with a fa-
tal flaw. The mistaken notion that
they are invulnerable.
My reaction to hospital life'? I
can now understand the loneliness
and isolation that patients feel while
in hospital. And for someone who
dislikes medication it was a shock
to be forced to take so many pills.
And I wondered "If the heart attack
doesn't kill me, all the X-ray radia-
tion and CAT scans may. -
At the moment I'm scheduled
for a coronary bypass operation.
Like any surgeon I feel like running
for the woods: But I also have a de-
sire to remain pan of the human
race in spite of its foibles.
I'm also convinced work leads to
a longer, more rewarding life. So in
spite of this current problem I still
intend to retire 10 years after I die.
Needless to say I have time on
my hands and would enjoy hearing
from readers. You can write to Dr.
Ken Walker (W. Gifford -Jones)
King's Medical Centre. 250 Unive,
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Listen to your body while doing
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1998 - PAGE 21
ering Power Bank of Montreal
girls' under -13 rep soccer team
won the King City Adidas Chal-
lenge Cup recently.
A marker by Nicole Mono -
sky with two minutes remaining
in overtime propelled Pickering
to a 2-1 victory over Oshawa in
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test
Nadia Presutti was named
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wasn't reported.
Ashley Kong's two -goal ef-
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F ng match of the Gifford.
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mances by Presutti and Mono- under -13 girls also brought
sky led Pickering to a 6-1 victo- home the runner-up trophy
ry over host King City. Kong from the Walter Kirschner Invi-
and Arianne Aucoin contributed tational Soccer Tournament in
single markers. A strong mid- Woodstock recently.
field performance by Sarah The final was a hard-fought
Durnford earned her the MVP affair that Pickering lost 2-0 to
award. Byron, near London.
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Singleton and downed Etobi- Woodstock. Taryn Bachman led
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and Presutti. Wendy Ansell provided an in-
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Wilson and Monosky and the Power.
midfield control of Amanda In the next two contests,
Pickering four Ontario track champs
PICKERING — Four Pickering
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Pickering posted a 2-0 win kner
Power Georgetown and a 3-0 victory
over London.
The shutouts were well-
earned by the goalkeeping duo
of Sadler and Assenza. Presutti
continued to show her goal -
scoring touch with markers in
both games. Masterton, Kong
and Hilary Singleton had single
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Masterton earned MVP hon-
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sutti was the winner in the third
game.
In Durham Girls' Soccer
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Equestrians from the Ajax, Pickerin!.
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are expected at the second of three Cen-
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ifiers at Audley Road Stables.
Hosted by the Ajax Pony Club, the
event will feature competitors from
across the region hoping to grab a spot as
a Central Ontario Region representative
at the Ontario Ponv Club Tournament of
Champions later in the summer. The
Ajax event is the second of thn L quali-
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Pirate `A' rookies reach
Martingrove tourney final
PICKERING — The ball Tournament this coached by Mike Carman,
Pickering Pirates Ron- weekend. Mike Haggarty, Peter
Shute/John Dale -Sutton The Pickering Pirates Hurley, John Hendry and
Group Heritage Realty rookie ball selects are Jeff Redding.
rookie ball select 'A' team
finished as runner-up at
the recent Martingrove
tournament.
In the final, a Pirates
squad exhausted after a
thrilling win in the semi-
fiml contest, faced a well -
rested and red-hot Martin -
grove Express team and
lost 18-3. Pirates' runs
were scored by Kevin
Haggarty, Chris Smith
and Chris Rose. Ryan
Turner. Adam Hurlev and
Nlark Hovne all had runs
batted in.
The Pirates faced a
strong Burlington Bulls
team and, backed by great
fan support, posted an 8-7
come -from -behind victo-
ry to advance to the cham-
pionship final. Rose led
off the final inning with a
single but was later forced
out at second base. With
Robert Carman on first.
Hoync smashed a single
to left field and Carman
dashed home to tie the
c9ptest. Hoyne alertly ran
to third as the Bulls tried
vainly to nail Carman at
the plate. Then, lead-off
hitter Eric Wilton drove in
Hoyne with the winning
run. Stan Pon and Travis
Hendry each contributed
two RBI.
The Pickering rookies
opened the tournament
with an 11-I win over
North York. Turner led the
way with a home run and
a triple. Scan Molony,
Matthew Redding and
Turner scored three runs
apiece. Carman added
three RBI. First baseman
Ryan Lamanna had a fine
defensive outing for Pick-
-ring.
In the second game, the
Pirates battled back from
a first -inning, six -run
deficit to tie East York 12-
12. Hendry had three RBI,
Hurley, Haggarty and
Smith contributed two
RBI apiece.
,,Pickering got off the
mark early against Isling-
ton in the third game of
the tourney, scoring four
runs in the first inning en
route to an 8-4 victory.
Tttrner and Molony com-
bined for five RBI in the
contest.
Earlier in the season,
the Pirates were unable to
advance past the opening
rounds of their first two
tournaments in Missis-
sajrga and Beamsville.
The team will play in
the St. Catharines Base-
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table top games on sports such as foot-
ball and basketball. On Thursday, July
23 at 1 p.m. will be a writing game. Play
games such as hangman, giant scrab-
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themes including Casey at
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Ages 8 and over.
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at 1:30 p m, join in for
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Westney Heights July 6
to Auguist 20.
Lincoln Alexander July
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Lakeside July 20 to
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Ajax Day
do
Sunday. August 9th at
1:30 p.m. Toronto Blue Jays
vs Oakland A's
, Regional Chairman
Roger Anderson will
through out the first pitch
and the Young Singers of
Ajax will perform the U.S. 8
Canadian Anthems.
Tickets are S 10 each
on a first come first serve
basis and are available at
the Ajax Pickering Hospital.
TFIR-
111F Pickering
Museum
he tickets were donated by
Tribute Corporations with
proceeds going to the hos-
pital. For information call
(905) 683-2320 ext. 1501.
Kids in The Village -
Summer Craft Program
Wednesdays and Fridays
during July and August.
JulStreet Jam
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Afternoon 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
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call (905) 683-8401
Friday July 24 - 3 to 9 p.m.
at the Pickering Rec
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music, food and more
For info call (905) 420-
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A- photo by A.J. Groen
Skipping
class
Gordon Gray jumps for joy at the
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Community Centre branch of the Ajax
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SUNDAY, JULY 19
GARDEN TOUR: The Pickering Horticul-
tural Society presents its fifth annual Gar-
den Tour from noon to 4:30 p.m. Visit in-
teresting local gardens, meet the garden-
ers, ask questions, exchange horticultural
notes. pick up new ideas or simply smell
the flowers. $5 per person. Passports and
tour maps sold the day of the tour from
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Vaughan Willard
Public School, 1911 Dixie Rd. N. (at Gle-
nanna Road), Pickering. They may also
be obtained from Barb Twiner (839-7600)
or Jill Snape (839-7057).
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering
Chapter of the One Parent Families Asso-
ciation holds its weekly meeting for custo-
dial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m. at
the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, on
the comer of Church and Bayly streets in
Ajax. New members welcome. 831-1201.
ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham hosts
its Ajax support group meeting at 7:30
p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and
20 (at Clements). All caregivers welcome.
576-2567 (Kim).
CANCER: An information session entitled
'An Introduction to Tai Chi is offered at
7:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support
Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa.
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Pickering. The group deals with addici-
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SATURDAY, JULY 25
GARAGE SALE: St. Francis de Sales'
Catholic Women's League hosts a garage
sale at the church, 38 Rands Rd., Ajax,
from 8 a.m. to noon. 428-1564.
LIONESS CLUB: The Ajax Lioness Club
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corner of Harwood Ave. and Hwy. 2, Ajax.
428-7459, 683-3323.
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Rehman, Sylvia Jules and Paul
Chatham.
use some type of scoring system to determine if you will or will not get that loan or mortgage approval.
What Should I Do?
Consolidate now. Get your debt structure in line before it becomes a major headache. Our debt cpnsolida-
tions save an average of $600 a month, and some clients have saved in excess of $1400 a month. Act before credit prob-
lems start, rather than waiting till you win the lottery or your credit starts to fall into arrears. Make certain that the per-
son working for you has your beat interest at heart. At Central Funding, we always make your needs our first pnon-
ty, and on all first mortgages we always offer a 1/2% below posted market rates.
In Conclusion _
I would like to welcome Melanie Jackson, Gdda Dean and Ray Rehman, our newest members, to our team of
Professionals. May you have a long and successful career with Central Funding Group.
Mill next time
f
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1"9- Illi 27
Ajax Pickering News Advertiser/The Uxbridge Tribune
a
Idvertiser Outlet The Uxbridge Tribune office
- Sara/Les-Amberiea Plam 24 Toronto st. N., Uxbridge e"O
-Noon 1111115 p.m. CLOSED Monday HOURS: 8:30 am - 5 pm Mon. -Fri.
579-4218 FAX. (,) 852_4355 CLASSIFIED ON -L®
1707 852-9741
Mon. -Eris, Yat. 9:3e am►3 Pm wet
!16)798-7259
I I Careen I I Career: I I Greer: CWWd Help 1 Gertersl ►iNp
PLANT CONTROLLER
A manufacturing plant located 20 minutes east of Toronto has
an immediate need for a Plant Controller. The position reports
to the General Manager and is responsible for the day to day op-
eration of the Accounting and Human Resource Functions. The
successful individual will be a key member of the management
team and will play an active role in matters relating to strategic
planning, budgeting & forecasting, standard costing, financial
analysis, cash flow projections, R.0.1., organizational develop-
ment, recruitment and treasury functions.
Candidates must have 3-5 yrs. of manufacturing experience in a
similar position preferably in a unionized environment and pos-
sess an accounting designation - CA, CMA, CGA. In addition, we
require an individual who is a self-starter with strong leadership
skills, good analytical abilities and excellent communication
skills.
We believe this position represents an outstanding opportunity
for someone who is looking to advance their career in a pro-
gressive organization that will be experiencing significant growth
over the next 3 years.
To respond in confidence please forward a covering letter and
resume to:
CONTROLLER - File #174,
Oshawa Whitby This Week.
$65 Farewell St. Oshawa, Om. L1H 7L5
General Help
$12.85 To Start
Intl firm must till
20 positions imme-
dialely. No door to
door or ictemarkct-
ing Full/pan time.
No expenence
needed. Training
provided. Students
K clCome.
723-4920
qu yea Hehd pox store Ex.
Penance n scnrluling. Iator
PO m.e inventory con -
trot. XPtnence. mer.
cnandang. 2.3 years expen-
ence Apply to File 0172,
OsNw This week. P 0 Box
481, 865 Farewell St. Osna-
wa. Ontano. Off 7L5
AI DRIVER required with
dump experience, tandem
tracer Minimum 2 years US
experience Home weekends
(905) -571 -DOM
IRISY Der Grooming stop
doling for experienced
;roomer Please can 905-
%&2721
11 Carers
YEARS
GE
F WORK?
iNECT
ELP
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strategies
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1Cshops
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ounseiing
mining
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isidents
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)f Ontario
!',eneral Hekm 1 General Help
One of Canada's larger
Unisex Hairstyling chains has
openings in Pickering/Oshawa
areas for newly qualified and
experienced stylists.
• Your own styling station immediately
• Guaranteed basic and commission
• Convenient hours in dean, modem
salons
• Equipment supplied
• Advanced technique and management
training
• Progressive promotion opportunities
• Benefit plans
Check out your prospects
Call (905) 831-3800
or (416) 223-1700
SERVICE / REMANUFACTURING
Requires
- Warehouse Person: ignt ,material and pack-
age hanoltng Summer position.
• Person with Electronic Assembly experience
for 'ester position. Willing to train person with
related experience
Call 905-668-6429
Executive
Director
�(Kial I)cvek)pment Council of Ajax -Pickering is a non-profit
I nacd Way -funded organirauon which undertakes -Ai ial
needs idcnuticatir,n, co mmunity development, program and
�crvicc planning and dcvelopmcnt, consultation, c(oo)rdinati(n
and direct sc•ryicc•
The Executive• Ihrecto r rept)ns directly to a volunteer liturd (4
Ducc-tors and is respt)rnsihlc for stKijl research. ctxnmumty
development and outrrach, human rc•vwrccs. financial
management, prt)gr-am planning, implementation and
c%.duation, pr(pt)sal writing, negtxtations with funder.s and
crL%unng the successful day -to, -da} opc•raUun ()I this dynumlc
Agency.
Our Ideal Candidate for F.U. has
71 a proven record of leadership in the n(x-fix-prtotit sector
with a minimum of three )cars experience at a senior
management level:
:7 been actively involved in financial development to the not-
for-profit ofit sects or:
7 demonstrated ability to prepare and manage hudgcts:
0 proven human rt-s()urces skills with an emphasis on
teamwork:
0 mi ial research and community development experience
relevant to asocial planning organization;
a thorough knowledge of the Ajax -Pickering and Durham
arca;
0 excellent oral and written communication skills and
excellent interpersonal skills;
0 experience working with Ctxnminces and a Board of
Directors
Resumes must be received by 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. July 28, 1998
and can 11x- forwarded, with a cover letter outlining relevant
experience, to: Chair, Hiring Committee, Social Dcwek)pmcnt
Council of Ajax -Pickering,
132A Commercial Avenue, Ajax, LIS 2H5
Fax: (905) 686-4157
We tbank aU applicants for their interest but on!_y those under
consideration will be contacted.
CONFlDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file lwmber.
Originals most be sent directly as
Indicated by the iratroctioas is the ad.
1 GOMM HNp
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News
ouests that, advertisers
check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
veniSer will not be re-
soonsible for more than
one ricorrect insertion
and :here Stull be no Il-
aburty for non -insertion
of any advertisement
_ aDdrty for errors in ads
s limited to the amount
,aid for the space occu-
pying the error Al copy
is subject to the appro-
val of management of
News Advertiser
AND SCREW
-perainr Must :oeax -Ac
sore English Must be aoie to
ase measuring tops Mark
arm area Fax resume to
905188.' 5966
CDNSTRUC110N/SERva
Site Clerk - entry evei cosi.
tan. various dunes to assist n
smooth operation of construc-
hon Site strong customer re-
Iatiorns sleds must rave own
transportation Fax resume to
(416)490-0710
DOW PERSDNS, waryj•ss_
es. Bartenders nouSeteep-
ers. from desk. wanted Apply
in person to 559 Boor St W
osha va
EARN $727+ PER WEE' As-
semOhog products at twine as
little as 2-3 [ours per day,
Amazing recorded message
reveals details. 416-812.6798
US
HAIRSTYLIST/
MANAGEMENT
pserns AvXl file Ar mew
&)wiiurmtk saMn upennt
lean a the env ClarMqun
Genre.
Gt.%I wares - salary Plies
C.n.n.f3«le aril liber w-
i:emws pnw—.
p)swins alk) available in
Ajax's Durham Ctmuo
Call l.otde Y
Hair Fittless salon
Presently recruiting indivivals with the
following skills to work in the
Scarborough/Markham area.
R. W.P. Word, Excel,
owerpoint typing speed 50 w/min.
itchboard, reception
ata entry reverse keybd., min 10,000
Plasm fax . V
1ai11re1 Wilkie
Neereu an-viees Cawsrs
Fax# ('111105) 7X*4rK3
PAGE 28 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1998
1 Gaffaral Help 1 Gel4tllral Help 1 G~W Help 1 Gil"Hdp 1 OMke Heffp
Promotional Products Fulfillment 8t Distribution Ltd., a
leading fulfillment and distribution company of point of
sale, point of purchase and direct response products, has
a position available immediately in our Operations depart-
ment. The successful candidate should have the following
skills and should have 2+ years supervisory experience.
- post secondary education
- strong communication skills
- ability to monitor, assess and motivate staff
- detail oriented
- computer skills
- ability to manage multiple projects
(Please send resume to
Operations Department
1 -817 Brock Rd. S.
Pickering ON L1 W 3Z6
Attn: VP Operations
dependent on qualifications.
FACTORY
WAREHOUSE WORK
THESE SAFETY
C
SHOES
WERE
MADE
PIANO STUDENTS - Looking
FOR
for beginner students. Less -
WORKING
ons in my home. Ajax area.
term are facility, North Yak
Call Joan ® 905-W6.8351
Available for shifts and able to lift
up to 50 lbs, you have I year of
experience in packaging & machine
operations or in shipping & receiving -
in a fast -paced environment. These
positions w.11 appeal to individuals
who have their own transpoctatton,
live in Durham region and have work
boots. Rate of pay is $7 - S8 per hour.
Please bang your resume to the
Oshawa Exeartive Centre,
'd Suite 203 in the Oshawa Centre.
Phone: (905) 434-5424.
Fax: (905) 434-1965.
KELLY
SERVICES
Connnttted To Employment Equity
UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
REQUIRES
Newspaper Carriers
to deliver papers twice weekly
Cannington Area
Meadowlands Dr.
Beaver Ridge Dr.
McKay St.
Adelaide St.
Hillside Cr.
Park St.
Cameron St. E. & W.
Munro St.
Laidlaw St. N. & S.
St. John St.
Peace St.
Debbie: 905-852-9741
t�
STONE rANAOER WA r=.
If you are highly motivated, have good com-
munication and leadership skids, hard work-
ing and have great customer service skills,
We need you' Please d off resume at
981 Brock Rd.S at BPickering
!IP �
Foltri j T 0PEPAT(M
..+ REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
(certified and uncertified)
I year steady working experience a must!
(with proven track record)
flays - $18.00 p/6 afterm om - S18AO p&
must be flexible to work both
North York location
Mi all Appleaoe Services in Pickeiring
for appdMtionew (905)831-3400
Na11 American Financial
Products Marketing Comparry
seeking Career-Onented Indi-
vidual
ndyvidual with leadership ability
and a desire to run own busi-
ness Call Gary Bittner 905-
666.8376
FAST ADVANCEMENT, new
marketing company rapidly
expanding throughout On-
tano 10 to 20 ambitious
people needed now No ex-
perience necessary for an in-
terveew all Julie 720-3144
RecepttUmist
12-16 Hours per week.
Evenings 59 and Satur-
days computer eXpitnerloe
required. FMse drop ort (e-
sume at CA~vO Flanker
Case Realty. 512
Kingston Rd., Pickering.
41nMF RFPS N -anon ,..n
Pay roo donlar, great company
looking for sett -motivated, en-
ergetic individuals for sales
room Please call Alyson 905-
438-9487
CLEANERS WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
For Oshawa/Whitby/Pickering Area
• Light and heavy dutv
• !Aust have previous experience
• Full and part time
• Own car an asset
Please call pager 416-245-5544 1 D#98003
EXPERIENCED MAIRSTYLIST
- salary S350 weekp or com-
mission Trade Secrets
(9051420-0177 ask fa Robert
or Ferdie
FULL TIME Experienced Nall
Technxcian,Esthettaan for
busy downeown Whitby salon
(Exp len air -brushing an as-
set) Call 565-7176 or 905-
471-8815 ask for Vito or Ter.
eta
IWRSTYLISTS wANTEDII
Exlenence required +or bus
salon wmaot dnemele. Pick-
ering (905)-831-8920 "'
LILensed manager
for Oshawa
-The better of salary)
CoeTVnisSi0r1
-Plus Phil staring
-Plus paid be Wb
Positions for
Oshawa & Ajax.
Cal Cynttua 426-6180
MAGICUTS
HAIRSTYLISTS/
MANAGER
5200 welcome -on -
bonus New salon/
new opportunity.
Great wage b
commission. Flexi-
ble hours, FT/PT.
No Perms, no co-
lour, just take a
deep breath and
call. Manaaement
position available.
Learn what Super -
cuts can offer you.
Now hiring in Pick-
ering area. Call
1-888-888-7778
ext. 1552
(toll Free)
10ME OMPECTM A eiuni-
Twit. and experienced (tome
i or, for pdaRal FR
have �
ave t
wiling to travel as required.
Interested candidates, aft
possess above reilaine-
m please tforward
resume to: 61288 Ritspt
Rd.M.. Suitt 107, Oshawa,
Drit., LIG 882, Warning ex-
p.e.rw ce and association at-
mation. Only moss swww
for an willan ew end be cow
laded.
■SIIRAMCE Broker Position
for perso" lanes produced
R.I.B.O. tic. TdeglobeRabs
Worden 9PM at5
1317.
LOCAL PNOPERN Maape-
ment .lirmso"e xperk two
e oil
erg. rag wNec*m, C i*
ad administration, as wait as
computer biowiet�! ssaftal The is as
can took toward a tuNpbme
permanent position. all
(905)579-2515 dwin" busi-
ness Ioers toe ateview.
MODELS ■OM from Ca-
nada between 2-19 to com-
Pageants. Dar $220, aan
dt gLas trPrim ips tubo scholarships,
in
as. Call today -11110101-
367-2125 bd. 240 1
NAIL teinicianf emfNddal
needed immadfa" for key
WarL Cap (906)420-8106
-- •PRE'GRAND OPENING
EXTREME FITNESS hnakiy'
30000 SQ FT State of the an
Exercise Facility right here in
Pidkenng Over $1 MILLION in
exercise equipmem Hammer
strength. tartan, flex. Strive.
m. cybex. Quinton.
cycle. stair master. i
body trek, lust to name a few
Also available OnymprC style
swimming pool. steam room.
.miff pool. personal tranrng.
Cnrropractic are. tanning. a
massage therapy. SIDP by our
Preview Centre 1755 Pid er•
n0 Parkway m rhe haste 8
Lecture Centre a the 401 8
Brock Rd today (905)-426-
%528 "2 mortis $39, "Onno
this ad with you for Special
fifer Expos July 30009%
QUALIFIED Salon in Oshawa
area regwres experxneed ha
tensed Hairsty#W Also. Nail
tech we dwyNk "VW mit
quire for details Janet 571-
12W (snp)
RECEIVER Required Expen-
enee in retail store Fort kh
operation.oepsre0 Acontrol . years �r
required f 0173
Dshw Z4 110
.
P 0 Box
481 865 Farewell SI, Omta-
tra. Omarto. LIM 71.5
RESIDENTIAL PAINTER want-
ed - Dar ft" b own tools.
pamee, whites required
Non-smo". experienced A
capable Cam Darryl at
(905)619.2692
STYLIST Wth expenem
warmed for upscale satin. Cam
for more slormsaon. ask for
Jdte 668-5000
W)PEM I$7100EMT COUPLE
required for well madvaned
110-uit apartment OtaltYetq n
Dis awa Canmdlif mum
rave rrtn 2yts. supentetend-
ent experwta a be familiar
with repairs. mamkaatce.
cksheet0 a office papa worst
Fax resume after rpm to 416-
449-3080
16449-3080
The Uxbridge
Tribune
requires
Carriers to
deliver door
to door in
Cannington.
Call Debbie
(905)852-9741
fNY"ax*1MAITta Th=' i
Fri. mpMl a 7OWm. Ex -
Active needd. es7Ar. Cal
Lary 905_619-2063 days.
BMNTED OBfNER OPERA-
TORS for U S. 8 Canadian o�
eratioers. Contact Rd. An (905)
4263"4.
XPKU YOURSELF -Products
and Lingerie. Ate you a neW
tit and UK -motivated? Now
phienrsnafn mature, nttporsible
tot MR *c905)7a25
8999.,
1 Blew
Nib
NOWT MfmBMM,aae-
tary wanted for small, busy
CmUMM Rem. Must be oil-
perikenced in office 97 aril
st
have good good oofficce rn grammarr
skills. Some book keeping re.
IMifld. Send resume to: How
ry Korteloas XW Assodaa;
82 Sherwood Rd. E. Ajax, Ors.,
LIT 272 or to o:9964
905 417 -
PMT TOM Legal Fseeccrret"
filickleriin Rol 1 ESM 10 mover 3 we
Aoliday in AupuW. Cal 905-
831-4311111
1 MN Heap 1 oflla tiafp
CUSTOMER SERVICE &
SALES SUPPORT POSITION
Position requires self -motivated team player to work in
our aggressive Pickering sales office. Applicant must
possess a professional phone demeanor, and strong
organizational and communication skills. Position requires
proficiency in Excel 7.0 and MS Word 7.0 and/or Word
Perfect 6.1. Previous office experience is preferred.
Sales and marketing experience an asset.
Send cover letter and resume by July 24 deadline to:
680 Granite Court
Pickering, Ontario, L1 W 3J5
Please no walk-ins.
V(Wc thank all participants for applying and will contact only those
selected for an interview
t sales HWAgertts im
Sia HWAWft 1 Dal g;; 1 Medncaa
TRAVEL AGENT -
COUNSELLOR
3yrs. Experience
Work from home
or our office.
Lucrative Commission
Structure.
Fax Resume to:
905-831-3384
135 135
DUCT CLEANING TECHS
required.
Mechanically inclined, physically fit,
neat appearance. Clean drivers
license. Paid training.
Fax resume to Bob. 416-292-7600
1 Sri"
mew t ARM
CAN SALES person required.
Experience necessary Snort
(tours. guarsrmew Salary .
comm issron Bondable Reply
so Clots" Motors. Wfxtby
43a-46ae
to Pickering
rtequili full/ part
time help
Sewing experience
Retail ems'
penertne
preferred.
Cal 4116-21111
a 905431.=
MEIM. FW or part time
Salts reps needed imme-
dtately Yaw -round position
Easy -to -sell- product 905-
426-4966.
itlled
lel
AY f VOKO beSnpcoohhp. Tech,
Whfty Sam be a I I I I d 66944. Matt
spilt nESTOnmm aw
Regwra a aadanfc ma is
irteested in working on am-
tigue i classic cars. CaN
Fateatl Moors (905HW
4446.
ORriMLL CONTNACTON
looks 0 for a Tat or 2nd year
apinvoce. own boot gid Luc T% W1 wo
SM framine wow be an n-
M. K Mn -7100 atter
6 p.m.
MACHgi W
Required with
efpIerier" operat-
ing lathe and
milling machine.
For Markham loca-
tion. .
Fax resume to:
Asslinck Ltid.
14BB8401.49W
TELEIMARIM M repdred for
111114111INSINNI hu" Company a + Dna
nas hours San -fpm. (905)
683-0985.
1ledical DaeI
f ERM NYGR T required
o tMtasat pickamil general
th = repel to (905) -SW
2290.
Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville is seeking
experienced Part -Time or Casual Regist
Nurses to provide coverage for all shifts in
Obstetrics Department or ICU/CCU.
The successful candidate will be registered
with the College of Nurses.
OBS- must have recent experience in Labour
and Delivery. Ante and Post Partum and
Nursery; ability to take charge in Labour and
Delivery and ability to read foetal monitor.
ICU/CCU- Must have recent experience in ICU
CCU: experience in arrhythmia interpretation,
cardiac monitoring, initiating N therapy: and
familiarity with cardiac drug therapy required.
Must have current BCLS and ACLS.
Qualified applicants are asked to submit a
resume by Friday, July 31, 1998 to;
Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville
Human Resources Department
47 Liberty Street South,
Bowmanville, Ontario, LIC 2N4
FAX; 905-623-4088
We thank all applicants for their interest but
advise that only those selected for an
interview will be contacted.
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BOWUMVILLE IS AN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
CAGES for sale, 03.3. $25
each Please all Tony. Troy
or Judy 721.0986 (snp)
CARPET BROKER, 100%.
Nylon thick, plush, stain re-
sistant carpet. For 3 rooms.
only $36900. Price includes
30 Sq. yds carpet. delum pad
and inst"ecn in your home
Free quoution in your home.
No interest. no payment for
one full year, Daniel. 1.806
217-0104,
CARPET: NEW Trackless Car-
pet scotch guarded a easy to
mantainCarpet as low as 55
oMs/sq ff kite selection of
styles a colours For your
Fra strop at tame service or
estimate call Mike 905.426-
2882. 905922-2839
CARPFMG.SAVE BIG. Build-
ers' Surplus In-store rem-
nants. cuslom quality Resi-
derKgl/commerpal. variety:
colours. "res. weight. Filly
guaranteed intstailatim, mau-
nals Free -in -(tong appoint-
ments . 9D5726-2738
CARPETS lots of arpar
100% nylon. new Stan re-
base carper on hand. I will
carpet 3 rooms. $349. Price
nct ides car" premium pad,
expert mstanation, tats deliv-
ery. free congas (30 yards).
Norman 6862314
CARPETS SALE: Lots Of ar-
ppeets. 100% nylon stain re-
kase. carpet 3 rocas 5339
(30 sq. yo.) ncheals. aW.
I» pad Will innstama-
bon Fra esurnates. caw
repays Serail; Dunham std
2r6 area Sam 905-
Hospital 1 as6cal 1 Mosp� Medtcd . 1 Day= W~C AWET SALE. Call and save
up to 5O% On targe sdeOlort
EXPENIENCED Live-in nanny of color and desWn• ameomer
required for active rtfare torn- Wataction guaranteed. For
Scarborough General iul, the melic" November 1996 free esnmaq till Mice.
Non-sttnoker Must hlie pets >�µ31-4m. (41GM2-
regional centre for renal dialysis, pactnukers Some housekeeping and
and vascular surgery, has the following �OOg required Le233 only CNW TRUCK 2 fryers. a 2
Referertca (905)-509 1 peelerschipper. Ste. $7000
opportuni��ty��ava�aadaab�ble: LIVE INArUT (way Picker- (9Dr263-8614
P/T I�1Wl 2 lues. prerainui Voted No MON" n 1) 01
ape. Expenertce/trauimyreter-
enonAm-smoker Dnver
teaching ITrQISC • •� preterredRltx hours. Good Paean 166-233MMX
hospital rtptlon en" slang Legal only compeft_..*WS1DalAl
ciffihcite� 71 We
(905)-509 3624 25--50' TVs b f625AnIl. are seeking a part tithe NAWYAWWREEPER. tart
Medical Trar=ptit mt to time. non-smoker required n Fttla Sareo........ S14ftMk
with the University work evatiD shifts. You must our nonce for 2 scnodage IAppgrlees....... 5i25lenb
lis children in Rougemou iv Cal. Mn Dek.. IL2L% L
Torontoof Faculty of have medical transcription Rosebank Rd area Masa
skills of 100 to 125 lutes hour, have own vehicle' mainly atter SCce Canoe, 1411..........SLNAd
Medicine.Pa scrod careLightX19 �10eR ra r►_
a nuri mwN typing � (f 60 wpm ing. week Re p_ epinces pllease
fi
affil eauexLtive knowledge d medical hrSA509.2867 Cup 1.800-267-966
terrtwwlog, as well as be a graduate d a NESPONSIILE Loving Live
rexopked Medical Secretary Program at the 011 care tTNef required for two Ideal for commeoclal sale of
dwdtan Maornaay to Friday. Cc's xww tools. now 72-
Conanunitr Coke level Previous experience Rou6emoerttnfwy/2 Refe- 060, or 623 8258.
in a HeaMt Records Dtgartntett h preferred. reiufred. i9os►-so9
FNEEZEPHW-ods Excellence)
kPliew submit your application, DMytaa 14 a4 a., good wotkNtg bOndi-
so later thanJttllln 27,1!!8, Ilk tion. 5250 obo. (tMOmb) 905
Af1E wiNdo Veep, tflafwaN 2�. moular w 963 t,4s (aro)
your rotrl
wB101MA78E hotti`MLM fenced yard. activities.. nenetA- moi• APPLMNCEi. Silks
W" MuhS. Close to St.
SCARBOROUGH Isaac's. Cal s 42044. Parts.2 $�
LDt11ei. IAUM Home 0111. Witt value 51400 a*
GENERAL • HOSPITAL Daycare.n ig aM. lip Of 5450, stoves. see -dean" i
5 yeas: snacla bio regular $100AIp, dryers $175f
3050 LetMrMa kN toff,
Starb9bW Md. AN"
ma,all JaeS
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me*wMIP 2W 05.508.01 � $15001
FOTO (416) 431-818o► Mte Aaskof UP. apt An MOT2 with 9 yarn 1500 over Nte nR/M�
Nai d
g ilino hrapptivilg pMycaMtidlles ftcAN expe11erla kaled awma 5300. tpriglR frac
ttlecMed (for an nUdpiew and be cmnbddd don to NNIIMs fid i sbollds errs. Lite eUw $300ft. Fi.
une. is awdlalle to provide naldng Available. up o lyr
are for cllidnen, ages wWfaft. Avg. 2-8yrs. 426
6mOMS to sdlod-ape from SM= SLS. (906)7264013.
lam. -bpm. pose o schools,
OnfeeneAneall" a DWMAinalafa non -Smoker, house aMrgn- 1011111111. NOL 12ILx201t. wM
MOM alwl largo fenad-in r heck, cox. Iaaea, wife
backyard. Adealoes avail-
C
1 fbepNMrMdieal
1 ait�iddre
REQUIRED Registered Dieti-
PIANO STUDENTS - Looking
tian. College of Dietitians of
for beginner students. Less -
Ontario . Consultants for long
ons in my home. Ajax area.
term are facility, North Yak
Call Joan ® 905-W6.8351
d Bowmanville. 30/hrs. per
week tax resume;l-905.270-
1 ifIrn
3234.
raw
1 Diycs
KRCREN NOOK, 5200.00 8
Will N
G E heavy duty dryer.
Aid. C.P.R. candied. Non-
$200.00 Both in good condi-
A MANNY required, live -out,
bon. call 723-3076(snp)
toddler Full-time, expert-
TEAK BEDROOM SUITE for
enced. in Pickering. Car a
sale $500. (905)-420-7245.
must. References Please all
416.412-5025.
ON Dor Sok
3
GARAGE door repairs, broken
_2 ,
IaA hoffin.
ENERGETIC. caring, reliable
springs, ales, rollers, open -
live -out nanny required for our
ers installed $45. New doors/
6. 5. and 2 1/2 yr. old start
openers. Quality Plus Doors
SeptM ECE and CPR an as-
416-336-0073
set Own transportation, non-
2 CO JUKEBOXES including
smoker preferred. References
100 CD's in each. Like new.
essential. Please all Aiax
presently on$35locatiom
my
each. Phone
(905)p Oshawa
t sales HWAgertts im
Sia HWAWft 1 Dal g;; 1 Medncaa
TRAVEL AGENT -
COUNSELLOR
3yrs. Experience
Work from home
or our office.
Lucrative Commission
Structure.
Fax Resume to:
905-831-3384
135 135
DUCT CLEANING TECHS
required.
Mechanically inclined, physically fit,
neat appearance. Clean drivers
license. Paid training.
Fax resume to Bob. 416-292-7600
1 Sri"
mew t ARM
CAN SALES person required.
Experience necessary Snort
(tours. guarsrmew Salary .
comm issron Bondable Reply
so Clots" Motors. Wfxtby
43a-46ae
to Pickering
rtequili full/ part
time help
Sewing experience
Retail ems'
penertne
preferred.
Cal 4116-21111
a 905431.=
MEIM. FW or part time
Salts reps needed imme-
dtately Yaw -round position
Easy -to -sell- product 905-
426-4966.
itlled
lel
AY f VOKO beSnpcoohhp. Tech,
Whfty Sam be a I I I I d 66944. Matt
spilt nESTOnmm aw
Regwra a aadanfc ma is
irteested in working on am-
tigue i classic cars. CaN
Fateatl Moors (905HW
4446.
ORriMLL CONTNACTON
looks 0 for a Tat or 2nd year
apinvoce. own boot gid Luc T% W1 wo
SM framine wow be an n-
M. K Mn -7100 atter
6 p.m.
MACHgi W
Required with
efpIerier" operat-
ing lathe and
milling machine.
For Markham loca-
tion. .
Fax resume to:
Asslinck Ltid.
14BB8401.49W
TELEIMARIM M repdred for
111114111INSINNI hu" Company a + Dna
nas hours San -fpm. (905)
683-0985.
1ledical DaeI
f ERM NYGR T required
o tMtasat pickamil general
th = repel to (905) -SW
2290.
Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville is seeking
experienced Part -Time or Casual Regist
Nurses to provide coverage for all shifts in
Obstetrics Department or ICU/CCU.
The successful candidate will be registered
with the College of Nurses.
OBS- must have recent experience in Labour
and Delivery. Ante and Post Partum and
Nursery; ability to take charge in Labour and
Delivery and ability to read foetal monitor.
ICU/CCU- Must have recent experience in ICU
CCU: experience in arrhythmia interpretation,
cardiac monitoring, initiating N therapy: and
familiarity with cardiac drug therapy required.
Must have current BCLS and ACLS.
Qualified applicants are asked to submit a
resume by Friday, July 31, 1998 to;
Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville
Human Resources Department
47 Liberty Street South,
Bowmanville, Ontario, LIC 2N4
FAX; 905-623-4088
We thank all applicants for their interest but
advise that only those selected for an
interview will be contacted.
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BOWUMVILLE IS AN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
CAGES for sale, 03.3. $25
each Please all Tony. Troy
or Judy 721.0986 (snp)
CARPET BROKER, 100%.
Nylon thick, plush, stain re-
sistant carpet. For 3 rooms.
only $36900. Price includes
30 Sq. yds carpet. delum pad
and inst"ecn in your home
Free quoution in your home.
No interest. no payment for
one full year, Daniel. 1.806
217-0104,
CARPET: NEW Trackless Car-
pet scotch guarded a easy to
mantainCarpet as low as 55
oMs/sq ff kite selection of
styles a colours For your
Fra strop at tame service or
estimate call Mike 905.426-
2882. 905922-2839
CARPFMG.SAVE BIG. Build-
ers' Surplus In-store rem-
nants. cuslom quality Resi-
derKgl/commerpal. variety:
colours. "res. weight. Filly
guaranteed intstailatim, mau-
nals Free -in -(tong appoint-
ments . 9D5726-2738
CARPETS lots of arpar
100% nylon. new Stan re-
base carper on hand. I will
carpet 3 rooms. $349. Price
nct ides car" premium pad,
expert mstanation, tats deliv-
ery. free congas (30 yards).
Norman 6862314
CARPETS SALE: Lots Of ar-
ppeets. 100% nylon stain re-
kase. carpet 3 rocas 5339
(30 sq. yo.) ncheals. aW.
I» pad Will innstama-
bon Fra esurnates. caw
repays Serail; Dunham std
2r6 area Sam 905-
Hospital 1 as6cal 1 Mosp� Medtcd . 1 Day= W~C AWET SALE. Call and save
up to 5O% On targe sdeOlort
EXPENIENCED Live-in nanny of color and desWn• ameomer
required for active rtfare torn- Wataction guaranteed. For
Scarborough General iul, the melic" November 1996 free esnmaq till Mice.
Non-sttnoker Must hlie pets >�µ31-4m. (41GM2-
regional centre for renal dialysis, pactnukers Some housekeeping and
and vascular surgery, has the following �OOg required Le233 only CNW TRUCK 2 fryers. a 2
Referertca (905)-509 1 peelerschipper. Ste. $7000
opportuni��ty��ava�aadaab�ble: LIVE INArUT (way Picker- (9Dr263-8614
P/T I�1Wl 2 lues. prerainui Voted No MON" n 1) 01
ape. Expenertce/trauimyreter-
enonAm-smoker Dnver
teaching ITrQISC • •� preterredRltx hours. Good Paean 166-233MMX
hospital rtptlon en" slang Legal only compeft_..*WS1DalAl
ciffihcite� 71 We
(905)-509 3624 25--50' TVs b f625AnIl. are seeking a part tithe NAWYAWWREEPER. tart
Medical Trar=ptit mt to time. non-smoker required n Fttla Sareo........ S14ftMk
with the University work evatiD shifts. You must our nonce for 2 scnodage IAppgrlees....... 5i25lenb
lis children in Rougemou iv Cal. Mn Dek.. IL2L% L
Torontoof Faculty of have medical transcription Rosebank Rd area Masa
skills of 100 to 125 lutes hour, have own vehicle' mainly atter SCce Canoe, 1411..........SLNAd
Medicine.Pa scrod careLightX19 �10eR ra r►_
a nuri mwN typing � (f 60 wpm ing. week Re p_ epinces pllease
fi
affil eauexLtive knowledge d medical hrSA509.2867 Cup 1.800-267-966
terrtwwlog, as well as be a graduate d a NESPONSIILE Loving Live
rexopked Medical Secretary Program at the 011 care tTNef required for two Ideal for commeoclal sale of
dwdtan Maornaay to Friday. Cc's xww tools. now 72-
Conanunitr Coke level Previous experience Rou6emoerttnfwy/2 Refe- 060, or 623 8258.
in a HeaMt Records Dtgartntett h preferred. reiufred. i9os►-so9
FNEEZEPHW-ods Excellence)
kPliew submit your application, DMytaa 14 a4 a., good wotkNtg bOndi-
so later thanJttllln 27,1!!8, Ilk tion. 5250 obo. (tMOmb) 905
Af1E wiNdo Veep, tflafwaN 2�. moular w 963 t,4s (aro)
your rotrl
wB101MA78E hotti`MLM fenced yard. activities.. nenetA- moi• APPLMNCEi. Silks
W" MuhS. Close to St.
SCARBOROUGH Isaac's. Cal s 42044. Parts.2 $�
LDt11ei. IAUM Home 0111. Witt value 51400 a*
GENERAL • HOSPITAL Daycare.n ig aM. lip Of 5450, stoves. see -dean" i
5 yeas: snacla bio regular $100AIp, dryers $175f
3050 LetMrMa kN toff,
Starb9bW Md. AN"
ma,all JaeS
�i11
me*wMIP 2W 05.508.01 � $15001
FOTO (416) 431-818o► Mte Aaskof UP. apt An MOT2 with 9 yarn 1500 over Nte nR/M�
Nai d
g ilino hrapptivilg pMycaMtidlles ftcAN expe11erla kaled awma 5300. tpriglR frac
ttlecMed (for an nUdpiew and be cmnbddd don to NNIIMs fid i sbollds errs. Lite eUw $300ft. Fi.
une. is awdlalle to provide naldng Available. up o lyr
are for cllidnen, ages wWfaft. Avg. 2-8yrs. 426
6mOMS to sdlod-ape from SM= SLS. (906)7264013.
lam. -bpm. pose o schools,
OnfeeneAneall" a DWMAinalafa non -Smoker, house aMrgn- 1011111111. NOL 12ILx201t. wM
MOM alwl largo fenad-in r heck, cox. Iaaea, wife
backyard. Adealoes avail-
i sale tlahtbMe, adder,
Me. Ask far KWfy of pave
P -W i fNW Pall $5.500.
manage.831-1798.
ANIM 52.500. Cal Jim 7211-
267158.
7158.Seems infiri les only.
PUERINB Bomb If Rana:
L2vntg daycare: 18 Nono o
E O 3 -seater couch, recliner
1years. Daly Outk"s
al either end. exexaeld coldl-
(tenced bad"M aid park).
go. aglow teal. pix "gob
Cralls, my fime. music, nu-
able. 728-3928
tdtlols mea i snKh. First
DRUM, Sahobw dsatre or -
Aid. C.P.R. candied. Non-
gat with 2 mantels, f; A
smoking, receipts. 905.428-
sDakes,S599 080. Call
1244.
99D0S5 7.
SOUTH Ajax. tot lunches.
Puri - MENOW 5850.
Mekizi
nutri8ort snacks, pipits, da-
Illy park crafts, "sa
an's. $750. Forester
$1200. Kkabel 1Cap(y-
3
psansb.
_2 ,
IaA hoffin.
C 571D-0ovRsiz,s�rtmem•
rd M
1 lied
C52
Sebe• 1 BeIN
1
poN�
CLOCKS- Summer I Sale On
IANT YARD SALE
For Sele • MINN•
_
24 �k�25srcnaN �0
Now. ends August 5.. Boss on
vacation Great deals to now.
-49 HOM
Sat. July 18 Sam -2p nl.
ammodrD hatchlbackx am/1m num e
cassette. cad air, sunrom, cruiser l/0, m cab, IAerc
Huge selection of new and
New digital
+
Gates Pickering
27750 ODa certified 431- head, cam r top, �•
used pianos.
p,ands from 5895 and up
Rem to own. 100% d al rental
of
1345 AROne Rud. / H 2
trim tabs. dual battery
tem, many extras. excellent
1
paymentsapply. Also a Huge
56on.
,965. 92 Z24 loaded, blade
beauty. auto, any 56,996. 95
/ N teoMtion, serviced and ready
selection of grandfather
Call
p--.�
1
go asking $13.900.
1905)655 8893
clods from $995 and W.
1
Close to school Appliances.
TELEP PIANO 433.1491.
hilerrkM
r all y
POOL pjtOKEM57 We buy &
3.1 V6. perfect, only $6,995
stroke, $2000 O.B.O. Call
sell new and used Pool equip-
WEE DESIGN
SALES LIMITED 1 BEDROOM in Courrlce.
merit. We also do repairs.
Guaranteed best price. (905)-
SERVICE
Main floor Self containedaappt
• • in renovated farmhouse
663-8452
Home and web page creation Hypermo
i65O/
i all included Avail mind
/25
RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES.
link and Server Storage.
9991
i , , ,
new and reconditioned, full
Paddy's Marker
Call John Duarte
1 BEDROOM Living room.
' " ,
warranty
905 -263-8369 or 1-800-798
at S79'�DO
eat-,r-knrhen 3pc wash -
i i i , . , room rovers
tl porch walkout
5502.
1915 BAYLNER 22' Cuddy
seg anti Avail Aug Ist
SHEDMAN - Duality wooden
my wee! Must be A mid sus
AufomobllN
$675imo utll 5 nduden 1sU
ii. , asT Nor, sm int ai
' 0 7- G s
sheds 8 X 8' loam kit. oily
ce" coodbon with ABS and
i 1 Lost i fgmd 1 1 to See
,
• , . , . � i905i-4276426
$299 W's tart Many other su-
and styles available. Also
FOUND, Bary June, short 1991 MERCURY TOPAZ - 4
AIAX, 2 -bedroom basement
'
Fridge, stove, ull.'s. partnq
es
garages and decks 761 Mc-
haired male tab doot. auto air certified, $2500
calf year,' gray
ge. approx. 1 ar trendily • taxes. Dallas 905-986-
Apartment, laundry, parking,
,
�, �
11 •
Kay Rd Und 3. Pickering. For
appears to be well trained, 9756
to all amenila. $750
k 1 .
•
more into. call 905-0192093.
Needs lame. 839-5626 1911 SUN&RO Blue. T door,
per mash inclusive. Also
pets. 905.428-1428.
SOFA, like new. secretary
LOST - Claremont area. Neu- LE. 4 cly. , auto, air, PS/PB,
rooms available Cat 686-
UIIERPOOI A IleBATTY. lana
wly Mw aled brig t 2-Ded•
room basement
. -.
1esk, antique . desk: swivel
tered male, all gray, black AM/FM cassette. $4000 Call
1 AutonaobrN
e
•ock,ng chair: armchair: tray
C011ar, tattoo in right ear. D the Car Line (905) 427-4987
Want
Ones rade 965-725-8459.
3391. Cal Uxbridge Vet 852- 1991 TEMPO, 4 door, 4 c3Ain-
$ Cash S for unwanted cars
PINE/OAK FURNITURE. 0ur
der. auto. arrom, power steer-
and trucks. project cars and
• - • t
Summer TABLE SALE cortin-
• WtsSuppl»sl 'rig. power mirrors. ice cold
1 i air, certified. high miles,
'Nate -offs (We dear out. you
casts m).9o5.426-0208
•
Onto 2 weeks len!!! Take
$2200 or best offer. 728 952
•
advamagt now to buy Ina
adv
SOLID pine or SOLID wk
CAIRN TERRIOR puppies 3 1!!2 GED Metro, 5 s
mak, will be Aug 1, first
905-
A a A AUTO ars. trucks.
boats We
: -
table you have ahgys wanted
shots, (f400) call 721-1316 door. $2500 OBO CAIS
434 3856
Cath on the spm Any0,000
•
our lowest prigs ever Our
at30
NEAPOLITANMastlff pups
time. 4 hours. ear C71 days. any-
rides are 100X slid wood
1992 TAURUS V6. Air AM FM
$800 each Ready 10 9o. cassette $5600
cars
min service. 905-086 5003 a
' 1
pine. oak or cherry). veneer
905
(9x)-571.7375 a (705)-932- ( )-426-
3105
905-706-5234
,s not In our vocabu-
CASH FOR CARSI Vie buy
Wry Choose your own colour
GOLDFISH _ a water1!!1 DODGE DAKOTAS r
used vehicles Vehicles must
combine t with our uibJkv-
garden or pond' We have 4x4 tilt. pis. pb. air cruise,
acmCassette.
be ,n running condition. Can
able NO -MAR finish. And you
boll". 7 fish for $1.00 Cal Doxhner, 3
years wa
427-2115 or come to 179
have a table that will last la fi233. rrarrty remaining. Bayy St East. Alai g
69K $12.500 firm, certified.
generations . Our Craftsmen JACK RUSSELL terriers two 41905-576-5388 MURAD AUTO SALES
build all our products using female puppss ready July 14 1>!S RED MUSTANG GT,ex
Traditional Woodworking Also One Dalmaborl pup. Can
techniques on our premises. Laurie 906-665-0191. 1.888-
condition. . 8 0 OGO kms . Sid.
577 -DOGS. f16.000 0 8 0. rail 90$ 85Z -
we do not ,mpOR from off- 9741
stall or the USIA Traditional
Woodworking, 115 Nod Port
Road Port Perry 905-985-
877/
TRILLIUM Trails, If" weighe
�e'yass 1511. hall..
OouO,e led. $4995 148'
Brunswick pod table, cues,
stain glass lamp. $1000.
1905)421.2118
USED FROM 5225. and up.
used stoves $200 and up,
used wasters $250 dryers
$125 and up. New brad name
fndgeS. 16 c1 $605 New
brand nine 30' stoves $449
and up New 5 c I freezers
$255. new 5 c f bar IndlM.
$225 Stephenson's Aft.
plla n is 227 Corot St. Osha-
wa 576-7448
USED WASHER =Snip, used
dryer $135/up. new fridge
$595up. new stove S490rup.
Free delivery ROSS'
INunCes. 777 Kingston Rd
Alae Pickering Ardlage,
(9051626-0365
1 Artcles
Wonted
ANT!0UES1Absoletelyf Ad-
N(C always valua0k. usually
free' Purchasang outnghr es.
tates */some antique Cont-
emS. (no emit o "A"A" Con-
sdered). cdkttions of any
sort. quantities or Single an-
tique items. Special mural in
Momtroll Pottery I'll try to no-
spall toy queries. Robot
Bowen Antiques- Brooklin,
OnUno (905)655-8019, tax
(905)655.5501
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy,
Sen b mote! Pay top dollar
for top Items. Home audio/
video. car audio, tools. CO's.
moves, games, gold, dia-
monds furniture
(905)433-171{5 905- 75 1.2274
(905)666.0004 (pprefer all
items in working oidia)
UNWANTED, scrap metals
removed. BBO's, air cora.,
Stoves. can. farm maWreq.
or AnYMM Meld. (905) 571-
6714
DO you have valwble mi.
kques Or estate cwftn s4 L41
Its assist you in ache," Ice
highest possible prim. Cal
to -day Henry or Gayle KAM
Antique ConsuRXW we
nearly 30 years it"rldoe
Phone 905 985-8161.
adWtsM�S wonted for
Call 905-723120 De wnn 66-
10 p.m.(snp)
USED
EMBOSSING
MACHINE
For LUtcards I.D.
Please call Saw at
579.4407
Poo1N,
SALE• 112 PRICE IMULLA-
TION• KAVA P" Redarp
alar above ground Including
decks 16'x24' OJD $5395.
Package kciudl$ IYar 2 lad-
ders, sand Iftr, pump a mo-
tor etc. 1.900-BW75M.
AMERICAN cocker Spaniel
pups. adorable bundles of
love. lendely Lame raised
CKC Registered. shpts 905-
965-8021
uvostockj
FM
fpr tale
STANDARDBRED horse ppqq
Carl. $45000 0 B 0 905.435-
0832
11 AeohiriObtN
for So
19.4 CHEM ImpaU SS. No
motor Navy blue body fair
Excellent baby blue interior
$3000 0 B 0 After spm.
(905),428-9171
1978 BARRACUDA Con
Ora10e 318. restorable. 99.000
ON mill one owner. $5.500
as is cal 905fi/95919
1976 MONTE CARLO. 55 000
original good 350 engine.
" 9s%, restorable, $1.000
OBO Cal 905.683-3559
1981 Pontiac Lemans.
120kms. $1000 obi. 905-697-
3065 (snip)
1963 NAM RX7 - Exeelert
running condition, 4 new bra.
certified. 52300 OBD.
(905)576.4797 snp
1993 PONTIAC PAR -loafed.
155.000 km Good coraum.
$1.800 as is or 52000 CerD-
1ed. Phone (905)852-3750.
1916 NUM Somerset, as is
11ocir Console, fully Loaded. Not
bad .11500 O.B.O. 905-
1916 Clnev. Cavalier 5500 otio.
Foreparts as is. 905-097.3085
12M DODGE 600 SE. 4 cylin-
der. 4 door stereo. very good
CVn MW. runs great. air Con-
700.68&-
p s-&bManified.
aamm1911 BNCS LESABRE, good
condilon, fully loaded. com-
AeQ asking $3.900. call! (905)
831-0061 a (905}4201309.
1111 OOOGE OMN, good
Lnndmiwt some rust,
432.
IXDWl SM as IS.
IM NTIIIIDAI, certified.
$�4 arm , hellgood�
Call 728-9348. or 43B -MO.
im Pomm GRAIIO AM -
Met. 2DR, STD. 4 Cliff. 300,
000 KIN. $800 as is. Cal
elpwlps. (905)619 Im. Sip
/NN NICK LeSalkl new
tints, einxlerd cdflABlon,
$1,950. Cal 905.6260999.
1918 CJBFALN9i, rruuwq carr
dilOn, am - obo. 905-579-
1664 (tag)
1611 CIEY SPRNT, auto.
1251., clan fir now on talk
Md rad, 2 Bres. A�dbit!e Seaeo
Incl. $1500 aFIRM. 432-
3280.
INN COMA, 4 dr., 3.1 V6.,
AM. air, AAYFM calls., ceni-
CMWIe$4d, SM. 579- 1979 87178
ISM BRAND SUM LS
195Kms. EXCWW caldilon.
Rebuke transmission. Fully
loaded. Must be son. Ceti -
Ned. $4700.(905)-665-8768.
1911 PONTIAC Strod LE. 2
door wets with blue inferior,
AMupbmnlc transmission ask -
(905)57621161. o.b.o. Call
1995 TAURUS GL Sedan.
Power steenng/brakes, new
breVbrakeS.- cruise, ht. at
Certified $9 500 Excellent
condition (905) 683.0248
leave message
1991 LEXIIS ES300. luxury
car loaded. hugnvray dnven
Only $26 900 Cal 831-7817
1997 SAFARI Est. film van
Running boards Teal Dlue
29.000km (23.000 firm Life
new. Excellent condition_
(905)-432-3172.
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt:
bad credit: no
credit! If you
work: you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEW
905-706-8498
-
Tn SFtI FASTI 1001
Satan Van extended. 8 pas-
senger. loaded. $5500. 655-
4253
CERTICAR3 -Faarame Sale
shiftiness. Over 35 belly re-
chil•Riraet whkles new
tresUoal re"M to dear.
OU;
1 Vats - 95 GMC
Span, loaded and lovely.
62,0001m, asking 511.880 90
GMC Satan, loaded, real
cieAn, 139.000km, only
$6.995. 95 Lumina APV. drk.
green, mint coed. 100,0001im,
now only 59.995. 92 Transport
loaded, 3800 V6, silver,
115,0D0km, must be seen.
be
• Try $9.850. 94 Grand
Caravan, 13C.000km. loaded,
glrad seals, rare 3.8 V6 Awl.
WOW $10.850.94 GMC Safat,
plIIBB - Eceieilj rt95 IRrdy
SCRAP CARS Warned. top
prices paid Same day pee
up. Also Cars for resale, willpay up to 55000 Call 686-
1771 or (416) 564.1121 atter
5 3D
1 Trwdus
r 50
1997 CHEV SIC 4.4 black. 5 -
speed air am/1m Cassette.
Dox Inter. tonneau, numerous
upgrades,16 maim wprrarily
,
31.000km excellent condition.
$17900 905-985-2777
1 varve!
4 I
199• CHEV Silverado ext
cab. Air auto. 4 spt, 5 Itr.
120mk. Good cakdleon Ce s-
tied Asking $9.200 Cal
(905) 579-1340
1911 FORD AEROS►ORT.
"rusie, tilt. Au. 7 passenger.
99.000 elms, excel" Corgi -
ow. 1116.000 905465-07M
19% RANGER Ext Cap Auto
Alummum wheel package
Bed kner $1 COW (9051 985-
4675
1 Trailers
1916 28 FT Taurus, nchades
11 If tlDregLass Dol, gas bbq.
shed. decit. cars adda-
room. balance of season
$7500 obo(905)6*-9011
1992 JAYCO 30' traakr,
sleeps 8. at condnlioned, xe-
crowlave, new shed. Bautmr
Jed. Dunks. masker bedroom,
mint conation. asking
$14.000 (905)831-2682
1911 DUTCHMAN tem trailer
12 ft.. Indge, xdoo0outdoo
stove, furnace, awning.
sawtroom, excellent condi-
tion. 55300 .0 9 0 905-666-
3742,
MNER'S BAY TRAILER
PARK. 35'-1989 Fleetwood
tracertwo bedrooms. sleeps
9. 8'x16' Florida room. Excei
tent lakeside site.. 905-725-
7525
M*TMG 1991 Hardtop tent
trailers; wkly: $325, Soft -top
f225Aw1k, S120/L.w4nd. Bmok-
WL (905) 655-8893
TWO TRAI ERS: 28' Prowler.
7e, sleeps 5, hull ham, a/c,
awrlwtp. $6.500 DBO: 28'
TaINAs. '85. sleeps 6. $5.900
SE Ityl.. ado. 31101 m, sly
OBD. Bch in I xCdlNlt tpndi
$7,9B8 95 Geo wktro 5 sod..
Don w/Iieater 3 -way fridge.
70,000km, sale: 55.995. 95
save. 905,434-7202. Mllltby-
RmIty hatchback, ado,
elk
30.000km. $7,750. 94 Geo,
M
red, mitt. S ssopdd.99,000km,
(905)619-2639.
redllDed to $3.9% firm. - ISM
Arrivals - 94 Cutlass Camas
1961 TART MA XS1100.
(oMulled, good kms, from
Black) In good rbrlQm Ask-
$ 250 8.0. 134-7469
56on.
,965. 92 Z24 loaded, blade
beauty. auto, any 56,996. 95
Lem
Neon, auto, air 129.000k t
rooms first floor of a modem
prirmOee, only $6.995 firm. 93
• 181rfn•
T•pAZ auto, air 138,000km,
Close to school Appliances.
save a blue. A-1 only $4.995.
INT ALIIINNIM beat ,trader
91 Sunbird GT loaded white
and motor - 7.5 Honda 4
3.1 V6. perfect, only $6,995
stroke, $2000 O.B.O. Call
firm. 90 Turbo User, Super
404 004 or 242-9307
tag 5 -sod-, red, $3.995. must
1st. (905) 427.0569.
special Cad-
be seen. Super Cad -
1P ALIIMNNr boy with Ids
die, fl"tWood, Champaign,
d options. Comes with 50 HP
loaded. leather, 148,000 only
$10.500. Felt SM OW elrM
marker moor. power trim a
Me WWI no TN at Carter
tilt, eieclric trolling moor a
Arte COMM. 155 Kill N-
trate. $4.975. Cal 430-7286.
Will.
509-2459.
-2pi (0/el SeeM
726 6563
n24-7
124-7
1915 BAYLNER 22' Cuddy
LOCO" FOR A Great car for
new Camper lop' Volvo pants
my wee! Must be A mid sus
2.1 Nr. Everything included.
eg. Accord, 1991 . and in ex-
Trailer Season paid for dOI*-
ce" coodbon with ABS and
cg. $6500 O.B.O. (905)-571-
ai Dag. Cal 434-5780.
0581.
N. OSHAWA oosset S,m
coei 2 -bedroom apartment.
newly -renovated 12-plex
Hardwood floors. carie, pAk-
mg hnhrg a hot rater. In-
cluded Laundry facilities No
kbps. 905-576-2962
11 FT. bright. clean. 2
level 2 -bedroom Disennkert
apMment wen fireplace. p-
ct. pa X1Q. laundry itilyuded
F,=. $9=,ejontn All
aoke immediately LweryOd/
Hwy2 Days (416)7%6/63 or
everwW (905)831-16%
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 1t, 19$6- PAGE 29
■Ili r 11 NewoT 11 fto 1 e a
OSHAWA SOUTH. 2 bedroom
BEAUTIFUL. modem, spa -
upper floor of semi, Laundry
dous. 24M sq. ff. 3 bedroom
facilities, 2 car parkirq, Pn-
in new sub division in Whitby,
vale entrance, f690 aN indu
AvaAaDk to rent by room or
sive Mature "doriq single or
entire louse Call Roxanne at
Cpreferred No pets
(905)619-2639.
(W) 579-1869
(905)473-9983
$675905- inclusive September 1.
By AWA Shopping Centre
PICKERING - Liverpool, Hwy
5900 mon" plus utilities - 6
2. One bedroom, basement
rooms first floor of a modem
opal rR hungry. hydro. ca-
duplex with in-law apartment
bk Inducted 5650 per moth,
Close to school Appliances.
Available ImmediaRey (416)
parking included. Available
236-8572 days
Sept 1/98 Ph (905) 728-
PICKERING 1 bed, bsmt apt
Wf 9 Leave message
Sep emir. shared laundry No
cRYlrfl11r1/Mt 1vfi1 CM 1H
COURTICE Rd 3 bedroom
I�rn.
S600/mo all Inclusive. 1sV
m ed t
floor shared utitifes, call
last References (905) 831-
438-8938.Leave message
6445
MCURING 2 BEDROOM
www.ge(WItleS.Com/wall street/floor/
DAVIS E. OF W - Luxury bed-
PICKERING VILLAGE, large
room . Den $775 plus. no
bright 1 bedroom basement
pets Professional. Aug 8th
Air. Laundry facilites. parking.
(905)473-9983
$675905- inclusive September 1.
Ar
768. kivE
MEADOWVALE/KINGSTON
sage 9 5-
sage 905-773-7677 evdrgs
s
PD 4 bedroom p
barks ut
e t, separate
apartment. laundry so-
huge fenced backyard. double
PICKERING, large 1 -bedroom
garage. fridge/stove Aug 1
basement apartment, central
$1400 plus Condolyn Man -
air, laundry, private entrance.
agement 428-9766
Darkmg, steps to Oo. non-
last. $530 indusive . Call
571-3097
moker $650 inclusive.
available
OSHAWA. bedroom. 2 story
ay
semi with attached gars e
950)420-2104 m Nay r�mrate Avalln�imm/edirl
SUITABLE FOR SENIORS. 2 $990 . /mo .Dist a Last. refer -
THE SUMMIT PLACE Des adult building Electric ences 905-426-6759
Deg. parking. a laundry tacil- BfNITBY/OSHAWA border ( 2
• 1,2, & 3 Fled A ts. ties No pets f905)-579-9016
Apts. lorl; Clean 3 bedroom pus 1
w MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
• All Util. Included
• In - House Supt & Maint.
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - B pm
Sat i Sun 11 Nm- 4pm
lfu VALUNT
MANAGEMENTRTM
905-579- 7 626
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt. Afford-
able 2 bedroom apartments
2 bedreem apl In Adult tweo- From $785 per mo. includes
'ng "ea` ostuw Centre Fridge. StnVP- hrnarllnnm
r- - --- --
a� -:'°°'^'° :i�ws'wt F:si/
IAst Awe Aug 15 404A167
"57&"
air, heat hydro, water and
, y ,
one parking.
Call 686-0845
2 BEDROOM basement apt
S7501month am ,nctusnt
Available August 1 St. No
smokers/pes CAM 427-4082
or visit us at:
MCURING 2 BEDROOM
www.ge(WItleS.Com/wall street/floor/
Dant apt txgnt. plwte erf
7657/highnsenhtm1.
Iraatt. dose to Anisstop. No
srriokmq n0 pets 4011 uta -
Cad 4349791
Des. references Sminio et
1st b tact Cage
al (11 6)929
131 Ask for Joy* Beti•m 6-
1 pm a 1905)426-32%
3 BEDROOM Main level of
house Laundry parting, walk
to scMWGo $1100 includes
itabn71And
Aug Ist. (905)-
420-28
BACHELOR APT Ouwf home
AlI inclusive _;ose to GM
Avail Aug tet $425 Paul
(905r-721-0781
BACHELOR. 2 A 3 bedroom
apes in most beaut,t:il Ado
Duldnq AvrlaWe Anytime
Stevenscn A Rossi"
Oshem call 723-1009
AJAX Pickering Village) Au-
gust 1st Chesty upper Level 2- BOWMANVN-LE - I bedroom
bedroom. Yard, partmg, now ground level self contained
transportation ala shops apartment in well kept house
$745/ences, nm milt, Rifer- ho" appYar- laundry LaN-
ences 6522bro/ ase. Mrs T IDs non-smoker Avalallk
(905W27�522. immediately $650,'montfty
AJAX - 1 bedroom basement inclusive 697-0956
apartment Bright, spacious. BRIGHT ROOMY 2 keel. 2
peak.
separate entrance. 1
appkarca at Coaldbdled
no legroom Oben concept. em
1 BEDROOM oacrewr apart-
merts 5450 me cable a An
utilities included, quiet non-
srt`Oker.'pers Close to all
amenities Shooting dart'
Ipm-6pm (9051 -922 -491-
I
9051 -922-491T1 BRIGHT LARGE EDnOOM.
bsml apt furnished ri,n
ktchet� batruoom, newly ren-
ovated. seeks singe. non-
smoker'pets. $550,mo indu-
Slve Avid ,mmd Ist/latt
(9051721-9789
ONE BEDROOM ieO base-
ment apartment. secarate en-
trance, dose to amenities (Go
trAWVShoppmWbus) Non
smoker $550 per month m -
du uhlmes,1aundry/CAC 1-
800-352-851 S crit 6435
Family Builtl-rgS Sp
clous 2 8 3 BIR apt
anis incl. Freshy- pair
PC. rec dub, events f
all ages from BBOs
Santa. starting fro
$670 Call to views
(905) 721-8741
rHREE BEDROOM aril
house -Wrd*VA hours, just
redone, freshly palmed. 2 tar
parking Big backyard MAIL
mmed Can 723-5513
TWO be•reem apt available
�uddmg August t or scion,
• Mkdtowm MalVosrgwa
write location $658 Law-
'436-W-ypa/rking included. Cat
TWO BEDROOM apanmem
Hvry 2 cern, Whites
1. Pickering F' p" Stove
'.,dro included Call Nick
11614%-7393
njT1Y 2 Bed spill level
- ipr in duplex Private
ink ,Jrgt storage an
Par"'
-9 5 appliances fireplace
4tfereracet S8111mo 10Aast
-clusive rent vacant (905)-
Z
WHITBY '-bedroom Apart-
-or' available August 1st
5595 momnly incudes htg.
and Dar" for one Car Laun-
lry tachfics Oust building
?hies 430-0959
WHITBY. Mose to mama.
Ba,:re�Jr waUbk Aug 1.
5425 air u+eusave and am
no CAN 1-800-370-2245
WHITBY - 2 a 3 bedroom
1I.-enTs AvAUble imme-
Jlater, Call 416- 789-41 45. or
905-665-7543
WHY 'em antral you can own
your ;wr, home for less than
you trknk?" Call DM Hay-
cock Sales Rep Re Max
Summit Reanry (1991 Ltd
X15) 668-38M x (905) 666-
1 HOktsex
bedroom basement apt, Sep -
'ember t $1250 plus Cordo-
tyn Management 428-9766
CONDO-ar'e^. • eddtelt
tot ash Tndel building on
'Valley Farm Rd Pm le 1 or
2 bedroom Please cap 837 -
5422 anytime
LOOKING FOR EXECUTIVE 3
bedroom 'rouse to rem , Ow
ham for Aiwa all 686-3384
PROFESSIONAL seeking to
2m 3-oedro m :ondonunium,
townhouse or house lot
Aug 1 St. Of Sept t St ,n Apx/
Pickering References all
905.619-1998
1 Towniovews
For R
AN MHAWA SOUTH 3 bed
roam 'o+.rnouse :tole to
'nWSoOpQop $950rmo
ALL INCLUSIVE- FrsVlast
Availablie
579.9956 Aug'Sep 1st 19051
BEAUTIFUL TOWUNC4E
aMrtet Ad S Picker- 4,av
able August I S120G mo
ublioes. 3 bedroomstns ed
in row
room we walk out to pa-
tio 2 car underground
Slept to O Shopppi g
scads. Conservation Pan,
Lake Oman Non smokers
no gets. call or leave mes-
saw for appointment f905.
PICKERING, i bedroom, 3
oath: ties, PTC GO and
sCr*":,. ava.abk September
51250 plus ublbes a
.month For appointment call
evenings 839-9886
SOUTH AJAX sear Lake 3
Dedrocm ;a•Jge air. ap-
Okances September I
$1 000 plus. Conddyn Man-
agement. 905-42S-9,66
SOUTH Oshawa _: se to 401.
2 bedrxom em, decorated
U25 uu s..e available
Aug Ist Frst'tasi references
eclared CAU 905 -VA -8621
WHITBY ? bedroom town-
'In,.<- FIrx11-.. ren - ..
Sn1011, no In kitchen, Slower only OSINW 9rodk a Manrunq 5 appliaric-
vated Available Aug 15th
Clue to schools. recreation.
harmony area bedroom.Ufloor
5575. utd,ties. CAN 127-
a Shoppi g West end. OStu-
duplex Frdgere
stobo-
8418
*a $730/mornhly incisive
.
fly. parking included Private
AJAX - one bedroom base-
Cad 4349791
entrance Asking $600 indu-
meet Separate mtranel
MOCK/FNCH, I bedroom
S" Call 436408$
Ar
baseman. $550 al inclusive.
OSHAWA - Dase-
smoiangrp need amrks`yenthes
fumisned/unturmsted Our of
e t, separate
apartment. laundry so-
$650 50X uteitks. 683-
town workers welcome. non-
trance. parking. Uundry n
7126 Or 683-9612
smokers, Avail Aug 1, 90$-
cash. avacabk August 1. first/
AJAX Condo. gran Dee.
5
CENTRAL CSMM, Large 1. 2.
last. $530 indusive . Call
571-3097
appl indoor Pool I part
$8501mo.. Ili. iww. Sept.
a 3 bedroom apartments
7bllreaItdiirbqk in well-maintained
SPACIOUS well -mainland 2
1st. (905) 427.0569.
Ca11905 closet 7 N attention
bedroom alptS. Avail at 900
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BCV A HOUSE -0
gVjN from S700/monuh
J Not Mudr Downpaynienr 77
(905)571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Saar Ry Salon C-, Exod Fly
W DABA DO We have a
•s. air Avail Sept 1St (905)-
666-1294 ask for Russ. or
(905x-263-2707 after Spm
ncOnis
lot Rrrt
S275iM0 or $7Gwk Firs%v
required Furnished air/con
snare kitchen in a house, ca-
ble included 2 bathrooms.
WWI" taC.. broadloom, quiet
person NO Smoking. Ne
Oshawa 576-3308
ANK MSO. small bright 1-
bedroom apartment suit 1
rrllou
DOWNTOWN WHITBY in 6
AM 688 Gum St Some intra
rwAlk in dosas, palm proud
home for you 5500 down
Choice • 6 monta free a bee
BEDRO011. Pas private sit-
tang room len country tur-
person, no tiers. y�ye en
trance. 5525 Cal
pix 2 bed a7pptt f76O mo. Bq
1 ted. cep. S65 =, Ava ILAW
ed. Close to schools. shop-
peg centre, GO Station. flat-
kgals or reduced mortgage
rate From $7501nonth
WOW Of unfurnished. use m
kitchen facilites. female QQre-
.hydro. 905
Aug. 1st. IstAi st. Everything
ties thiCk". Cal 7211-1993.
al in-
clusive. Income
terred S385/mOmft S:U e
619-0261 alser6pm.
included. Close to al amen-
I%rq._ large balconies. UUli les,
requirement
from $27.500. Cal
905-985-3607 s"0
AJAX Spacious 8 year did
lies. Call (905) 669-1009.
gross.
Ken Collis, CoMfwed Banker
WEST PICKERING Spacious
3.400 m m 1 bed. hommo. with
family room f1500/mo. Close
RNUNNMD 1 -bedroom
OSMAWA• 2-Dedroom. sec
Road
(90728-9411.
furrislked room in dead 7i11I1
hone. Suitable for employed
to shoppinysdlods. And.
walkout basement apartment.
Laundry facilities,
old trop. Near O.0-,
appliances, laundry tactiles.
2 betaeM duwA dOwld-
non-smoker. Parking. bus.
Aug. 1st GN (116)-200-7964.
panwq,
must be seen lo be apprtaal-
parking, sap. endraice. Avail-
Port Hope, tryiced yard. park-
ing, avatable nm de1yy
bathroom, latChen. reffercn-
es. tst/last. $110/wk. (905)-
AAAK. 2 bedroom W. cep
ed. SWMOr It AN lldraive..
able August 1. (9O5µ34-6255
$65O(t10. pus 140mm" 05-
509-2459.
parancluces, ..
Pa
726 6563
987-4725III
al mw%c
call PAiI. 905.420-
2971.
mCal
NWY.2AEESTIEY, modem
OSMAWA NCE 2 IEOIIOOM
apt. pose b Bus, 401, shoo-
3 BEDROOM, due.e/c. Cen
WESTNEYATIWY.2, one bell-
1111111101
Duenwll apartmat. 4
ping $7001mo. 1stAast.
frau Ajax. Close b aA mit-
�m in gigs tome, antral
AIAX, 2 -bedroom basement
ap-
Fridge, stove, ull.'s. partnq
la.. Basement occupied by
air, security. laundry, cable.
Apartment, laundry, parking,
pnva
0 f7 to side W
80 Hudusive' 1SV
WANdose
Included• (905)-7256431.
owner. Avail Auq 1511. SM
references required, 1sUlast.
to all amenila. $750
last. Aug.tst. No smokinpF
rn.. utilities. 1stRast. (906)-
426-4100 aIle spm.
Suits female. S500/mo. inclu-
per mash inclusive. Also
pets. 905.428-1428.
site. 686-M.
rooms available Cat 686-
UIIERPOOI A IleBATTY. lana
wly Mw aled brig t 2-Ded•
room basement
1 oweee a
1 •eeM f
Rork
1 •YeM M
Rule
AlU11tABLE for August -Two
apartmet,
eat -in kitchen
ptiert
bedroom cep. to tart. Small
Whet IlliWkq. Small dogs OIL
Laundry Please
W n9, n
is. ran-SmOkers. firstAast
750 all Inclusive. 905-837-
on pureness.
CAN 728.0285.
0016
AMANABLE M�IATELT, n
3 tN9]IIOON house Centrally
bled Avail. Aug. 1st. 4 W
Whitby Apt. building. spa-
pkarnces. finished basement,
las, carpeted, NYAy Paint-
Call Home Finders Plus.
ed. wink bakery, dose to gut,
(905)-728.7902.
sndPPtg, all kllltles included,
MTN OSHAWA extra large
firstilim required, no pits. 1
3-bdrm, 2 -bats, quiet build -
bedroom $690. 2 bedroom.
I%rq._ large balconies. UUli les,
V11O. 3 bedroom $650. Call
COO. included. $875.
430-0134.
per ff*M. 40 dW allowed-
Availptimbeir 131.
PAGE 30- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 19, I"S
1 Ra s lar 1 p� e r
11
1
. 1 cw" Events • 1 Caning Ewnros
for Sdo
sonT
OSNAWA
DONT MKS THIS DREAMI
IED SETTER RESORT - fami-
pp�� �y�
FOR FlElI
5285,000. A deal for a B 8 B in
N campground and Cottage
0 0
a
this brick century home.
resort on the Trent Large
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
Minutes from the 4ol. Skiing
spacioussil Full
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
a school bus at the door 1 4
bedroom
cottages from f bedroom
Utilities & parking included
acres with gardens a fish
Rec had. S1om pool laketram
Stove & Refrigerator.
ponds Bordered by mature
swimming. boating, good fish-
Pa ua floors throughout.
nil Y g
napes on the West a Norm.
ing 905436-0807. 705-778•All
• e w • w
Close to schools and shopping.
Insulated workshop/garage.
and two other out buildings,
yon"
From $875.00.
(905)-786-9606 for appdm-
t o LWW
• , w •
Call 905-721-0980
rt1em
MONEY PROBI
FORKING
FEMALE
looking for
unfumished room in
quiet adult home
Jur August I st. '98.
$200 hi -weekly.
Call 83141681 .
1 Shand
Accom nodehon
BAYLY/LIVERPOOL large
bedroom in large Easement
apartmem d appliances,
parking. near Go $420/mom,
available immediately, tertak
preferred non -Smoker
(416)289-3500
CLOSE to Oshawa Centre,
bright room in urge, friendly
Owed home. with 3 otters.
Clem to public transit. able.
laundry, air frond Non-
smoker 5375 576-5577 (srnp)
COURTIa- (TowrulnelNash)
Room for rent in 5 LVL sde-
Sol Share lut. bath. pool
5500 fill (9051 4332007
CLEAN OOIET NOME to stare.
kitchen 4undry b large
fenced backyard Gose to all
sltopg rotransn systems
5330(mo (905)-435-5202
AJAX- convenent to 401 - 3
room executive non -
mg tunashed tone t0
Owe wth one Separate 3pc
prrive tam. own trvrpyoom
tawdry. M. ttreptace Bus at
door Suit protesslonal Duet
street $650/mo Available
now Parkxg 905-686-9963
• • 1 nkcatron
Rwdms
CLEARWATER, 2-3 bedroom
fully furnished mobile (per-
manent) homes. Central air.
pools, hot tub, near beaches
and major attractions Child-
ren welcome S275tweek.
Photos shown in your home
190503.5503
ST. PETERSBURG. FLORIDA.
beautiful Isla del Sol 2 -bed-
room. fuly-equipped, ground-
iloor-villa on !leach, pool/ia-
cUIIVgolt/terxxs/boahngRish-
ing. sleeps 6. $375 U S.
wedgy (905)839-7571
1 1 Pmate Horns
F
NICKWMN LAKE bedroom
home 4 seasons. Road open
winter. brick foundation. also
at Lakes" very eeonom-
at $129.500 (705)657-1241
RESPECT this; 5 morn 0A 1 1/
2 taus sun porch. utdty
room. 4 appktanci s. attached
garage Available Won in He -
10000 Call (905) 377.0343
REPOSSESSED HOMES
available Let Remax Comer -
stone Realty find one for you!
Call Gad Anderson. Saks
Rep. 905-623-6000 or 905-
433-4623
• mmeteiel
INCOME PROPERTY FOR
SALE. Downtown Bowman
1000 sq n store . 3 cep•
tartments. Good income Low
expenses Owner will take
back mortgage Asking
5239.000 (905)-6232624
1 Out -0t -Tam
pmortm
PICTON/6EAUTY. Excellent
Waterfront 2 homes for the
PM of I Year round living. 2
tamihes an split on summer
getaways. or use second
horse as income or irHaw ac-
commodallons 160 tt, peow
beach. 1 23 acres on Prince
Edward Bay 1 ongeal 3 bed-
room home. protesshonany
decorated. newer bath. orlV-
rul pine Agor in country kite h.
en. Large sun room overlook -
ug Lake On same property.
closer to water, new '97' 2
De home Large Irvsry
ding rdbrne. trtchen i Dim.
4ew '97' targe garage. we 2
guest rooms New red steel
roots on garage and newer
home Must see to appreckve
5189.900 REll Upper Ca-
nada Realty Lmmted Card
enough. Saks Rep 613-476-
5900 Home 613-476-6039
1 cartages For So
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27 yr old lady, fantastic sense of humor,
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ITS A CASUAL THING!
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similar interests I am a 510" slim female,
$2.49 per min. 18. who enjoys writing poetry, walks and
dancing. Want something casual at first,
LETS BE HONEST Possitlly more. BOX 17557
• Single white. lull figured attractive 32 year UNIVERSITY STUDENT
old female. 5.4', blonde, blue eyed, well Intelligent, attractive, financially secure.
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2 uus43 basically open to anything new. BOX maybe more BOX 17633
LETS GET TOGETHER
SEEKING DR. PLEASURE 48 yr old, 5'8-, full figured. independent
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two is seeking a single male, 29 to 40, hon- hazel eyes Enjoys reading, walking,
est, fun loving, one -woman man, who movies, good times with friends, dancing,
' knows how to have a good time. If you like dining out. quiet Imes. Looking for single.
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Sensuous. intelligent woman. 40. wishes to 23 yr old. 5'9', full ngured. single, while
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Latino male who is enthusiastic and Enjoys walking, swimming, playing pool,
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FUN, FIT, i FOOLISH ing. understanding, with a sense of humor.
Sporty, sweet. single white mom, 39. long for possible relationship BOX 30511
1 hair, blue eyes, romantic, affectionate and SEEKING A TALL MALE
lows to laugh Seeking nice looking, hon- 22 yr old. single white female 5 - 1'. 125
est, grirng white male. 36 to 42, who likes ibs. enjoys hockey, soccer, working out,
I... the outdoors, cuddling and holding clubs and more. Seeking an employed sin -
hands BOX 26830 gie white male. 20 to 28. over 6 who is
HOT OFF THE PRESS!!!
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hair. enjoys movies, music, walks and 12250
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great sense of humor If you can make me 38 yr old. full figured, employed female,
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2S yr old. employed. female seeking an Seek an honest. kind. down to earth male.
honesi, adventurous, male. 23 to 30, for a 3010 42, with similar interests, for possible
tip friendship first rwtionship, who enjoys ."nous relationship. BOX 12558
water sports. walks on the beach ar)d quiet ON THE LOOKOUT FOR..
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FRIENDSHIP FIRST IS yr old, freckle laud, dark haired, given
• Petite, single. temaw 37 seeking trend- eyed temale. looking for a mature. oirgo-
ship leading into a relationship it you are 09. good looking male. 20 to 25. ler dating
to sincere. honest, down to earth and enjoy and possible �eiahonshp BOX 12730
moves. doing and boiling, give me a call, GETTING TO KNOW YOU
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FRIENDS FIRST wigs Looking for someone with similar
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Seeking a man. 60 to 70, to frendshkp. LOOKING FOR A MAN
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and camping. BOX 26827 mother of one. with bkxde hat, aril b"
`a MAKE ME LAUGH AGAIN eyes. «Moya movies and to okrdoons
r Femakil late 50's, now married,attract". Looking for a down to earth male. 25 to 30,
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worttny person. tot friendship and possible 28. 5'4', reddish donde oar. green eyes.
riWtionshkp BOX 17676 good sense of humor. Enjoys keeping fit.
VIVACIOUS GEMINI tennis. animals, children. and any outdoor
t 29 yr old, petite Gemini female with auburn activities Seeking a klvrg, honest, mature
• hair. blue eyes, one dependent. smoker. man. non smckw aa". and down to
social drinker. enjoys doing out. quiet earth BOX 26546
t► times at horse and the outdoors. Seeks g a ECLECTIC TASTE
til attractive male. Leo of Lrbri, ler a sin- 32 yr old professional single wh4e lama!•.
pre relathaWnp. BOJ( 17883 5'4', with red hair and green eyes. gerw-
'� DISCOVER ME ously proportioned. a nonsmoker. looking
22 year old, single white female. 5'11-, thin for an energetic deperdapfe, single white
with red hair Enjoys working out and gong Ile to stere interests with BOX 26547
. to clubs Seeking a man between 20 and A GOOD HEART
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j- PVT OUT Mfr FIRE 35 yin. 5.4', medium build- hazel eyes.
Mary attractive widow. so yin did, enjoys brown fur. honest. m",caromoviesaffect.
d ate.
movies. dining out. keeping house and Likes Children and animals. moons. smoker
finding art« a man Swing a gentlemen. ing• light traveling and etc. I o a non m o a
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man. BOX 20478 between 35-42 for Wtronsnp. BOKte 46
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to yr old, 5.1 r. fur figured si gfe mother.
f finerheway ndep•r10ent, non smokar. Yles
movies, dining out walks, quiet tries and
more. Seeking a meaningful relellorgllilpi
with someone special. BODE 20815
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enploya4 looking for a sleble, saraighebr-
word atlraclbe, rice row, for friendship $2.49 per miff.
red camp i niomltip. BOK 33270
BEST FRI OMW YOU FOUND fllEt
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15 yr old, divorced. bq beauliW womant Prdessiwnl, me* vary youthful. 57, 5'S.
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OUT ON A LMrhos snhokr, occasional drinker. fi ar clary
35 yr old, 54', 120 VA attractive female with secure' Seekwig amactNe, slim lady 40 a So
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