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- - - - _,-.--.- i PICKERING EDITION A D V E R T I S E RE Tr NT SSORI -1 C 00 •16leals.-6 yrs,' Can'Head Office SWSW V(0-1 Thurs., July 30Wed., August 5 403 Kingston Rd. Ajax 545 iGngston Rd., Ajax (W d ftstm at Rot**) (Just east of Church) HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY Fray o...e a oprra Fa Sorrieo trot Ca TNd / Z i visrr OUR SH01ri100r 2" 311111111111111111 11111111le" off llrrrnod Ave.) 686-2445 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand da Dy, July 26, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 32 pages t nu��..— - photo by water Passarella St 0udent say 1ors Student sailors Ashley Ward, centre, and Laura Brooks of Ajax joined instructor Paul Garlick for lessons at the x Oshawa harbour recently. The cadet sailing school has students from all over Durham Region. CENTNuclear - vV ` "onHffr plant radioactive emissions down By Marianne Takacs Staff Writer PICKERING — Radioactive emissions from the Pickering nu- clear station have decreased over the last 10 years, according to an environmental report just released by Ontario Hydro. But, the 'working group' of cit- izens Hydro has established to pro- vide public input into its environ- mental review maintains the provincial utility still has a lot more investigation to do before satisfying their concerns about the Pickering plant. The Environmental Programme and Performance Summary was compiled by consultants for On- tario Hydro to meet a condition of the Pickering station's recent reli- censing by the Atomic Energy Control Board. It's the first part of a review Hydre has embarked on to satisfy the AECB and to deal with local residents' and politi- cians' concerns about the impact of the nuclear plant on the local Separate boards, teachers at odds By $=W 07wil Staff Writer While Catholic teachers are claiming a victory in the court rul- -ing that struck down parts of Bill 160 this past week, separate school boards plan to support the govern- ment in its appeal of the decision, reports a local board official. Separate boards and their teach- ers were on opposite sides of the courtroom during the recent hear- ing into the constitutionality of the legislation that gives the govern- ment full control of school fund- ing. And Grant Andrews, director of 4he Durham Catholic District -School Board, reports the Ontario Catholic School Trustees' Associa- tion (OCSTA) "will be party to the appeal.. - Education Minister Dave John- son has said his government will appeal Wednesday's court ruling that Bill 160 violates the right of Catholic school boards to levy tax- es: '*'T rere-is an obvious difference of opinion" between separate school boards and Catholic teach- ers-, Mr. Andrews says. - When the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association (OECTA) questioned the legality of the government's decision to re- move the separate system's taxing powers in court, OCSTA sided with the Province in defending the funding formula. Mr. Andrews says separate boards have "never departed" from the belief that the system should have the right to levy taxes. "I do support (the right to levy taxes) but I also support its suspension pro- vided that fair and equitable fund- ing exists for all the students throughout the entire province," Mr. Andrews says. , Jim McCafferty, chairman of the separate board, says, "We felt that the government had provided equal funding (for separate school boards through Bill 160) which is what the trustees have been fight- ing for all along. We also felt our rights were covered with section 93 of the Constitution. We still felt we would have the right to tax at some later date." He notes Catholic school boards backed the government br cause the Education Quality Im- provement Act introduced a stu- dent -focused funding formula that, for the first time, offers the same money to students in the Catholic system as it does to their public board counterparts. "Under Bill 160 every student has equal opportunity. There is equal funding for all the students in the system," Mr. McCafferty See FUNDING/page 4 environment and population. The final review document is to be sub- mitted to the AECB by Nov. 15. "The (initial) report basically takes Hydro's own documentation and condenses it" says Irene Kock of the citizens' group Durham Nu- clear Awareness, adding there is a need to go beyond that if the nu- clear plant's environmental impact is to be evaluated. "My hope is that there will be some openness to dealing honestly with this issue" Ms. Kock notes the report is "fairly comprehensive" in many areas but says it fails to deal with research already done in areas such as radioactive tritium in drinking water. "They've acknowledged tritium in drinking water is an issue but they're failing to remember that re- port done by ACES" (the Province's Advisory Committee on Environmental Standards), which recommended drastically reducing the legal limit for tritium in drinking water. "They have this huge release limit and it's not an issue because they're not breaking any laws. We've always argued the limits are too high and they need to be tightened." Ms. Kock and Dave Steele of See REPORT/Daae 2 WHAT' S INSIDE Editorial Page ..............6 Sports ...................21 Clued ................25 HOW TO REACH US GWWSl ..............683-5110 DOM Meta ........683-3005 ANCUM !lata .........683-7545 Simwvly roars ..1-800-662-8423 Email ... newsroom@durham.net Vol. 33, No. 30 - New electricity levies a `tax grab': Pickering Hydro NY Abdamm ,akan Staff Writer PUCKERING — A crucial por- tion of legislation introduced re- cently by the Province to bring competition to the Ontario elec- tricity market will fill government coffers at the expense of con- sumers, according to Pickering Hydro. ..It's a provincial tax grab." says John Wiersma. general manager of the local utility. "It's disguised right now as a debt retirement charge, but ultimately it's a tax grab" Pickering Hydro commission- ers met recently to respond to the legislation to open up the electrici- ty sector to private companies which passed second reading June 25 and is expected to go to public hearings in August. As a result of discussions at that meeting, Mr. Wiersma is drawing up a position paper commissioners are expected to endorse and send to Queen's Park. Pickering Hydro also plans to send a representative to the pub- lic hearings to explain its objec- tions and concerns. Of utmost concern is a section of Bill 35 which will allow the Province to charge publicly -owned electricity generators, and electric- ity distributors such as Pickering Hvdro, new taxes on top of the payments -in -lieu (PILs) of taxes they now provide to municipal governments. At first these new taxes would go to paying off a portion of the more than $30 billion in Ontario Hydro debt, to put the provincial utility in a po- sition where it can com- pete with the new private generators. That portion, called the "stranded debt", has yet to be de- cided by the Province. After it has been paid down, some of the addi- tional taxes would be distributed to municipal governments in a man- ner to be specified by the Province, and the rest would go to the Province. Pickering Hydro maintains all the stranded debt should be paid for from the 'com- petition transition charge' which will also be levied on electricity consumers and producers and which would be eliminated once the debt is paid off. "Our position is there shouldn't be any additional taxes, whether they be corporate taxes, income taxes or additional payments -in - lieu;" says Mr. Wiersma. "Our con- cern is they will lead to higher (electricity) rates in the long term." Pickering Hydro's submission on Bill 35 will also state that: * Ontario Hydro should be broken up into smaller, separate compa- nies to stimulate more competition in the electricity market. "Too much of the gener- ation is in the hands of one corporation;" ex- plains Mr. Wiersma. * Nuclear power should not be privatized. Though there is no ac- tion under way now to privatize facilities such as the Pickering nuclear station, Pickering Hydro wants to emphasize its opposition to such a move. "It's felt that if it's in public hands there's more local control over the decisions being made than if it's in private hands;' says the general manager. * There's no need for a new Elec- tricity Safety Authority to inspect publicly and privately -owned transmission and distribution lines. "We feel this is a needless incur- sion into areas we have jurisdiction over and it would be a needless ex- pense:" says Mr. Wiersma. "It wouldn't make it safer because it's safe already." * There's no need for all line ex - JOHN WIERSMA 'it must be a level playing field' Report only a `snapshot' REPORT,from page 1 Pickering -Ajax Citizens To- gether (PACT) for the Environ- ment and the Pickering 2001 A'aterfront Task Force. both members of the Hvdro 'work- ing group', say tritium in drink- ing water is one of the issues they want addressed in detail by the Hvdro review. "This is only a very prelimi- nary benchmark report;' says .Mr. Steele. adding working group members are planning to ask for significant additional in- vestigation and to identify sev- eral more issues that need to be addressed, such 'as the long- term effect of exposure to low- dose radiation. Mr. Steele notes, "The way the report's done is not giving a true indication of monitoring on a daily or weekly basis. When we have a spill I want to see it recorded as a spill, not as an av- erage at the end of the year." Pickering station acting su- perintendent of environmental services Laurie Swami, who is project manager for the review, acknowledges Ms. Kock and Mr. Steele are making "valid comments", but adds the first report is only a "snapshot" of where Hydro is at now. "This initial report is a sum- mary of our requirements and our internal programmes at this point," she explains. Ms. Swami says the ACES document will probably be dealt with in the next phase of the review, as will other issues brought up by the working group. An environmental report released by Ontario Hydro says emissions at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station have decreased during the past 10 years. The report states analysis of existing data on the Pickering station has shown: * Decreasing trends in emis- sions, concentrations and doses for most radiological stressors over the past 10 years. Howev- er, there has been a recent slow and slight increase in particu- late emissions to air and ra- dioactivity levels in lake sedi- ments near the station: * A slight increase in C-14 (a radioactive isotope of carbon) levels in fish in Lake Ontario, for reasons not understood at present. * Slight fluctuations in non -ra- dioactive environmental stres- sors from the plant. * Monitoring outside the plant is less extensive for convention- al stressors than for radioactive releases. Recommendations in the re- port from Hydro and the con- sultants include: * Completion of existing new environmental management plans. * Continuing efforts to reduce emissions. * Continued sampling of groundwater in the plant area. * Some changes in the way emissions are monitored and measured. * Risk analysis to reduce the frequency and severity of spills or leaks of non -radioactive chemicals. * Increased monitoring of lake sediments. * Resolution of the C-14 issue. * Development of a public dis- closure policy on environmen- tal issues. Hydro's review is intended to result in the development of an environmental action plan to be presented to Hydro manage- ment for implementation. - tensions to be approved by the On- tario Energy Board, because the requirement would create added bureaucracy and expense. It also appears the bill would prohibit municipally -owned utili- ties such as Pickering Hydro from engaging in any non -electricity -re - laced business, a restriction which would not be imposed on private distributors. Mr. Wiersma main- tains there should be no such re- striction on municipally -owned utilities either. "It must be a level playing field between each;" he says. `Siren' unnerves nuclear plant neighbours but it's a false alarm PICKERING — It seems Pickering residents are getting a little gun-shy. They hear a noise outside and they think it means more trouble at the nuclear station, and call Ontario Hydro to find out what's going on. That's what started happening Wednesday in the wake of news of a spill of heavy water at the plant earlier in the week. "We've been having enquiries from people in the Bay Ridges area as to sirens;" reports station spokesman Pat O'Brien. "They've been wondering if the noises were coming from the plant." No sirens were going off there, so Hydro tracked down the source of the anxiety -inducing sound. "it turns out the culprit is a sewage vacuum truck the Town hired to go in and clean out all the sewers as a result of the flooding last week, and they have a very high-pitched whine in their vacuum system that sounds very much like a siren" The truck was expected to fin- ish its work in the Sandy Beach Road area Friday. C Tire Pickering FRONT DISC :FELINE Here's what we'll do: • Replace front brake pads with quality Motomaster brake pads with a Lifetime Guarantee. Includes semi rnetauic pads where applicable. • Inspect caliper mounting & seders • Inspect brake hardware • Top up brake fluid Reg. $89.99 Inspect rotors for wear ardor damage • Inspect hydm* system br leaks Most cars and light trucks • Lube, oil & filter _ • Rotate Tires • Castrol GTX motor oil • 20 pt Summer -wise inspection 'Yost Cars SUM &Mro charge extra WITH THE PUMMASE OF 2 TRES Or Eeesld, toteed tdri�at m tine blot, conpltimod etp�awtbbe�etltadMet�tedtied Ionia. Tlq a irpod ai byaapoaait, nsewe ai bwr rbeeb a>d � ioal ager, anter tad be a n�i�ed btftltlon d ataraMtl tt� sd adjstrrrts eta, i atqund *Yost Cars Trucks de vans $29.99 CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool - - 839-8124 su" Holm: Mon.• F& 7:30 na •9:00 pm �.....N,..� Sduroy 7:30 rtt - 6:00 pm, Stmdhr 9:30 etm • 5:60 pm 600D YEAR L & M Pickering teen struts runw.ay,against Canada's elite models PICKERING — A Pine Ridge Secondary School student is one of 15 aspiring models from across Canada who will compete in a na- tional competition in Toron- to Tuesday. A feel OK about it now," says Melanie Cardoza, who will be in Grade 12 in Sep- tember. "I will probably he really nervous before the show." Elite Model Management Toronto, together with Eaton's and Colgate, will host the Eaton's Elite Model Look '98 national finals at the Guvernment Nightclub. The finalists were selected from more than 20 open -call events held across the coun- try. The finah,,t., arc ing for a chance to win an all -expense paid trip to the International Elite Model Look finals taking place in September in Nice, France. That gives them a chance to compete for $925,000 (U.S.) in guaranteed model- ling contracts. Judges include the editor of Flare magazine and the director of scouting for Elite New York. At the national fi- nals, Colgate will also an- nounce the winner of its Colgate Sensation Whiten- ing Smile Search. Ms. Cardoza went to Elite last year after a friend of the family made an ap- pointment for her. She was cautious, however. "because 1 heard ,n much ,thout Chosen to take part in a national competition in Toronto, as Elite Model Management searches for its next star. SEAM CORRECTION NOTICE For our 24 Page Price Meltdown Last 5 Days flyer (Sale Dates: July 27 - July 31, 1998) Page 15 - Palomino bookcase rnate's bed not exactly as illustrated. Page 20 - Wilson or Spalding golf bags regular and sale price was not included. Should have read: Reg. $119.99. Each $84.99. I* sincerely apologize for any monvenience flu's may have caused Sears customer$ wasn't going to put any money into this. If it hap- pens, it happens." Ms. Cardoza is pleased with the agency, which "liked the way I took pic- tures" and has shown her portfolio to numerous clients. Ms. Cardoza has done a hair show and ap- peared in a fashion section in a national newspaper. "It's a slow process," ad- mits Ms. Cardoza, who says Tuesday's competition "is another step. Modelling may be an op- tion for me and it would give me a chance to travel. 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"This booklet is an excellent starting point for parents who may not have started saving for their child's future;' CBA pres- ident Raymond Prow says in a School boards, trustees called `critical' to Ontario education system Oy Susan O'Neill Stats Water ment cut the number of boards system where you have sc School boards and trustees are "critical" to Ontario's edu- cation system, says a Durham board official responding to word that the Province is paving the way for the elimi- nation of local school gover- nance. Education Minister Dave Johnson told reporters Thurs- day he wouldn't "speculate" on the possible elimination of school boards. But he did leave the door open, saying while "there's no plan to abol- ish school boards in the next term... circumstances change year by year, government by government" Critics of the Province's education reforms have claimed the Progressive Con- servatives are setting the stage to eliminate trustees com- pletely, citing the recent re- duction in the overall number of boards and changes in the role of trustees as the first steps. As of Jan. 1, the govern - in the province from 129 to 72. The Province also slashed the number of trustees on each board and capped their pay at $5,000 per year. "I don't see school boards being abolished," says Grant Andrews, di- rector of the Durham Catholic District School Board. "I think school boards are critical to the ef- ficient and effective administration of schools." Liz Sandals, pres- ident of the Ontario Public School Boards' Association, says the Province's handling of the new funding formula is proof school boards are necessary. "I think what we're seeing here is that when you try to to- tally centralize something as complex as education it just doesn't work;" she says. "The advantage of a hool boards is that the board can look at the pot of money and make sure it is allocated to meet students' needs." Mr. Andrews ques- tions who would oversee the opera- tion of individual schools if boards were eradicated and says the idea that school councils could manage schools isn't feasi- ble. "Look at the de- mands on trustees;" he says. "The aver- age person (serving on a school council) doesn't have the kind of time that's required by trustees" .And, he says, councils would be forced to try and ..replicate a school board" at each facility. "I think there's a definite need for school boards" Public board officials could not be reached for comment. GRANT ANDREWS 'I don't see school boards being abolished' Funding decision debated FUNDING/from page 1 ing equitable financing, boards are committed to and says if it's determined suspending their right to says, noting the legislation ensures Catholic boards will no longer be chronically underfunded. However, Catholic teachers took a different stand on the issue. "As Catholic teachers, we have always been convinced that Bill 160 violates the Constitution by abolish- ing the right of Roman Catholic school boards to tax separate school supporters, and by transferring the power to control and direct separate school expenditures to the provin- cial government," says OECTA pres- ident Marshall Jarvis. "In his deci- sion released (Wednesday), Mr. Jus- tice Peter Cumming agrees with us." Mike O'Connor, Durham ele- mentary president of OECTA, says OCSTA's decision to side with the government during the court case "makes our trustees look very bad ... it's a big embarrassment." He adds, "It would be ludicrous for them to support the government in its appeal and say, `Don't ever give us our rights back'" But Mr. Andrews says that's not what separate boards are doing. He notes the funding model will be reviewed in 2003 to determine if the taxation system is in fact provid- it isn't, then local taxation tax for five years and like - powers would be restored. ly wouldn't attempt to And, he reports even if raise any revenues during the Province loses its ap- that period. peal, separate school news release. Saving for your Chil- dren's Education is the sixth in a series of 14 free booklets available from the CBA which made a commitment in January to provide more information to Canadians on the economy, banking and today's financial world. For copies of this or other booklets call 1-800-263-0231 or visit the CBA's website at www.cba.ca. 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LEltpire.: August 7,199811111W -----01W A p' <' s.vx , ._' wy{, �+y4tF/';.�yr.; .,�.., . -�. ,.o-irra++lYw,.,.ie. mr.W.J.•54'YWd�.,.:' -r. ..., ... ....._...,...e... .. ___�,. .... - 1 .': -t i THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 26, 19" - PAGE S OK Blue Jays, let's help the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital AJAX — Ajax is taking over the SkyDome Sunday, Aug. 9. Some tickets to the Toronto Blue Jays game against the Oakland As are still available at a discount. Tribute Corporation has bought $13 tickets that are selling at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital for $10 on a first-come, first-served basis. Anyone can buy tickets, not just Ajax residents. Proceeds go to the hospital. Durham Regional Chairman and former Ajax Councillor Roger An- Man charged after co-worker bitten PICKERING —A man almost had his thumb bitten off in a dispute with a fellow worker late Thursday night. A doctor has told the 32 -year-old Pickering man he'll need plastic surgery to repair the damage done to his left thumb in the fight with a col- league at a Dillingham Road food man- ufacturing industry, said Durham Re- gional Police Sergeant Jim Grimlcy. The two men were at work when they started arguing about a job posi- tion, Sgt. Grimley said, adding the ar- gument turned into a physical con- frontation, culminating in the bite. The man went to the Pickering po- lice station about 9:30 p.m. Thursday to report the incident but police imme- diately called an ambulance when they saw the damaged thumb. The man was taken to Ajax -Pickering Hospital. On Friday morning, police arrested a suspect at his home. Charged with assault causing bodily harm is Nur Zaman, 31, of Denmar Crescent, Pickering. He is to appear in Oshawa provincial court, 850 King St. W., Oshawa, on Aug. 18. derson will throw out the first thems. will supply tokens to pur- pitch. 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Councillor Rick Johnson Chair, Works Committee _....e....._.........._._---•-•--•---. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, JULY 2C 19" AM A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weeldy on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A 0 V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Toronto has it right If you're going to sock nearly half your home- owners with significant property tax increases, it's a good idea to phase those increases over five years. That was the decision made in a 40-16 vote by Toronto council at a raucous meeting on Thursday. And that decision is one which should be followed by Durham municipal councils when they finally send out property tax bills to homeowners across the region this fall. Change is tough to take — though it should be said that those who are in line for a property tax de- crease will also have to wait five full years before they receive their full decreased amount. Because homeowners are being asked to swallow this new assessment in short order without much in the way of consultation with any level of govern- ment, it's only fair game to give them a break on the length of time before the changes are in full ef- fect. Yes it's true that the impetus for change came from the Province, but that matters little to the homeowner. There is, the saying goes, only one level of taxpayers. ,k LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS `Concerned' MPP helps special -needs boy New assessments were needed after decades and of To the editor: tended for this child. decades of going off the old assessment rates. Fair- I would like to publicly thank Thanks to her direct involve- ness for everyone was the point of the exercise. No Durham West MPP and Minister ment, and the help of her diligent doubt there are still many homeowners mystified of Community and Social Ser- staff, we were successful in get - by the amount of their assessment who have filed vices Janet Ecker for her invalu- ting this child appropriately an appeal to be reassessed. In the main, however, able aid in resolving a problem that patients of mine were hav- identified as having a communi- cations exceptionality. the process has been completed and now it's up to ing in getting help for their spe- I am pleased to report that this the Province to provide the final figures so munic- cial-needs child. child will be getting the help he ipalities can send out their bills. These parents were spending needs and deserves, thanks to the And while the Bill 160 ruling by a judge earlier their savings getting special pri- efforts of the Hon. Janet Ecker this week could, in the long run, have a domino af- vate tutoring for their child and, fect on the government's plans to fund education when they could no longer afford . Mike Semoff, M.D., and have municipalities pick up the tab for welfare to do so, they asked the principal at their school for help. Pickering and transit costs, further impacting on property tax They were told their child did The News Advertiser accepts let - rates and downloading, the show, or tax bills, as not need additional tutoring. ters to the editor. All letters should they say, must go on. These parents were worried sick be typed or neatly hand-written, In order to be fair to all those now forced to pay because their child, whom they 150 words. Each letter must be more (much more in some cases) a five-year phase- knew was bright, hardworking signed with a first and last name in makes eminent sense and is reasonable. Ho and motivated, was failing at school as a result of an unad- or two initials and a last name. fully, municipal governments across Durham will dressed learning disorder and Please include a phone number for follow Toronto's lead and agree to a long lead time. not because of implied lazi- verification. The editor reserves It would be one way to give property taxpayers a ness". the right to edit copy lice style, much -needed break in a time of great change. The parents then asked my length and content. Opinions ex - pressed in letters are those of the advice and I referred them to Ecker. She was greatly and writer and not necessarily those of le To respond to this editorial call sin sincerely concerned that the the News Advertiser. t Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 system was not working as in - TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser • JOANNE BURGHAROT STEVE HOUSTON BRUCE DANFORD MONIQUE LEA EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK DUNCAN FLETCHER ABE FAKHOURIE BARBARA HARRISON JANICE O'NEIL CHERYL HAINES LILLIAN HOOK Editor -in -Chief - Managing Editor Director of Advertising Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Manager Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Distribution Manager Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Administration Manager GENERAL 683-5110 CLASSIFIED 683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 ADMINICLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 newsroom@durham.net E-MAIL www.durhamnews.net WEB SITEIBM ® .7 s one 1r=1J and Printing, Pr NISI irrg and Distributirq group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 6 Picimrirq Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cammuriry Newspaper Assoc., and the Cana- dian Circrrlatiorrs Audit Board. The News Ad- vertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould SL, Toronto, Ont M58 2M7, an independent orQarrization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. The publisher reserves the right to shady or refuse any adwitisement. Credit for adze dw merit united to space price error occupies. LETTERS Hospital sold out To the editor: I am writing concerning the amalgamation agreement between the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and the Centenary Health Centre and the ratification process. By not including in the amalgamation agree- ment proportional representation on the new board and the alternating of the administrative and medical leadership between the sites, the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital board has sold out this hospital and community to Centenary. With the takeover, Centenary, with no knowl- edge of or interest in this community, will be making all future decisions about this hospital and your medical needs. But perhaps the greatest breach committed by the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital board was not the absence of guarantees for the community in the agreement but in the process itself and the board's callous disregard for the people of this re- gion, especially those who have donated both time and money, "to providing quality health care services in a caring and compassionate environ- ment for the residents of Ajax, Pickering and Whitby". The amalgamation agreement was negotiated behind closed doors, signed by the board chair- man and forwarded to the Health Services Re- structuring Commission and the Minister of Health as a done deal without the public's knowl- edge or input. Even after its release, there was no public awareness campaign and no discussion about the merger and -its profound significance to the community. Ilii[ Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Corpo- ration meeting was poorly advertised, only the bane minimum legal requirement, a non-descript notice in the local newspaper for two weeks prior to the meeting. Very few of the 3,000 Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Corporation members knew of the amal- gamation agreement, of the special meeting or their eligibility to vote. In fact, most Corporation members didn't even know they were members of the Corporation. Anyone who bought a brick or donated $100 or more to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Foundation automatically is a member of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Corporation and is eligible to vote. How many people were aware of that? I would venture to guess very, very few. None of these people were informed of their membership status! None of them were informed of their eligibili- ty to vote! None of them were informed of the special meeting! None of them received a copy of the amalga- mation agreement! None of them received a copy of the 60 -page Proposed bylaws! None of them were informed of the signifi- cance of the merger, its ramifications and the fact it was permanent! _ An agreement which affects the health ser- vices of the community should have been pre- sented to all the residents for debate and input be- fore ratification. If the agreement was as good as the board claims, it would have had no trouble surviving the scrutiny of the public. If it was de- ficient, it should have been rejected or modified. This blatant disregard by the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Board for the democratic process on a major issue affecting the entire com- munity is deplorable, scandalous and shameful. Obviously, the board's sole objective was to sign an agreement, any agreement at any cost Roman V. Stas, M.D., Secretary -fir, Medical Stag Ajax -Pickering General Hospital P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1998 - PAGE 7 Issues of GM strike depend on who you ask &JWW16XCftW Staff Wdter OSHAWA — Why are more than 200,0(X) autowork- ers across North America out of work because of two little parts plants in Flint, Mich..? That's the ques- tion uppermost on CAW President Buzz Hargrove's mind this week. "Even if GM gets exactly what they want, they'll never make up what they lost in the first week (of the shutdown):' says Mr. Hargrove. "All I know is they've lost 300,(XX) vehicles al- ready'- As the strike, and subsequent layoffs travel into their eighth week, the question of what exactly it is all about begins to take on more meaning. Why would General Motors risk billions of dollars in profits rather than settle what, on the surface, ap- pears to be a relatively in- significant labour dispute? Es- sentially the workers went out on strike due to health and safety issues, work standards and outsourcing issues, ac- cording to Mr. Hargrove. However, underlying these is- sues is the fact Gen- eral Motors has not infused the $3(X) million investment into the plant which it had agreed to in the fall, 1996 con- tract. That's what General Motors contends is the real is- sue driving the strike. And, the company says, it is not willing to continue pouring money into the plant until productivity im- proves. '11c company's not mak- ing the investment because of non-competitive work prac- tices:' contends Greg Gibson, an Oshawa spokesman for General Motors. When work - BUZZ HARGROVE `They'll never make up what they lost' Workers wait for EI By Jacgaie McInnes S:atf Writer OSHAI�A — It will be a couple of weeks he fore many CAW members are eligible for Employment Insurance due to the timing of a General Motors layoff which coincid- ed with the payment of holi- day pay forthe workers. The strike of 9,2(X) GM Flint, Mich., workers has ;hut down 27 of the automaker's 29 North American plants. About 85W Oshawa workers are affected along with thou- sands from area feeder plant%. Usually a layoff period would be offset with funds from Employment Insurance (formerly UIC) after a two- week wait. However, says E.I. spokesman Peter Pantaleo, "Because they happened to be laid off at around the time they received holiday pay, we have to allocate the pay to the shutdown period:" With the average GM worker's seniority of about 20 years, they're entitled to five weeks of pay although they only take two weeks of holi- days. This is also the case at some of the other unionized feeder plants such as Pere- grine and Leat: Workers who had already bcx)ked holidays based on the amount they would receive are now feeling the pinch as bills are coming due. "Definitely people are concerned because it wasn't expected:' says CAW Local 222 President Mike Shields. Some local banks have said there is some flexibility for people who arc finding themselves being pinched by a cash-flow problem. -We have what we call a layoff policy:' says Bonnie Oliver, spokesman for the Au- to Workers Credit Union in Oshawa "We look into each person's circumstances indi- vidually. We may look for on- ly partial payment or extend a line of credit or, in some cas- es, rewrite the loan. It de- pends on the individual case:' Employees should keep in communication with their fi- nancial institution, she says. Holly Payton, a CIBC spokesman agrees. "Our poli- cy is to work with customers and examine alternative arrangements. They should call right away and set up an appointment with their ac- count representative or man- ager. They'll find something that will work for both par- ties." BILLBOARD SUNDAY, JULY 25 SELF-DEFENCE: Women's self-defence classes are of- fered every other Sunday until Sept. 13 beginning at noon . at Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. $5 per session. Proceeds go to the church. Attend any or all of the classes. 839-3521. 'WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m. at the An- nandale Golf and Curling Club, located on the corner of Church and Bayly streets in Ajax. New members welcome. 831-1201. ers at the Flint engine cradle assembly plant are finished their daily quota of parts, they can leave, regardless of whether it is done in eight hours time or six. `All we're saying is we can't operate like that. It's not using the capaci- ty of the plant. It needs to hit the targets we agreed to. We're not asking the plant to do any- thing they're not doing in any other plants:' But, according to Mr. Har- grove, the quotas currently be- ing adhered to are the ones set by General Motors itself in the autumn 1996 contract. "What- ever was agreed to in the fall of '96 has been lived up to. They'll (the company) have to wait until `99 to make more changes," he says. The company did agree to invest more money into the plant and although Mr. Gib- son says some investment has gone into the plant already, he is not disputing the fact it is not near the full amount Gen- eral Motors had promised. "It would be throwing good money after bad when you look at the work practices there:' he says. Beyond the dispute over productivity levels at the indi- vidual plant, however, indus- try analysts including a recent report by Harbour and Associ- ates say General Motors has been losing out on productivi- ty and performance measure- ments against Chrysler and Ford. With a market share re- ported to have dropped about five per cent in recent years, there are concerns amongst stock analysts who say when the economy goes into a downslide, the high profits en- joyed by General Motors in recent years will decline as well. But. CAW Local 222 pres- ident Mike Shields calls the need for efficiencies "rhetoric. "They're making so much money. These aren't tough times. They're crying we have to be more competitive, more efficient, yet every year they continue to announce record profits. "GM has a lot of cost ad- vantages over Ford and Chrysler; especially over Chrysler. They're ordering 10 times more in everything:" But, aside from the two Flint plants, there are three other parts plants in Dayton. Ohio and Indianapolis also in strike positions which ups the ante further. "Everybody's saying the same thing, 'Hey. GM. you have to be more productive to move forward,' " says Mr. Gibson. MALVERN MARKETPLACE 1170 M-1 -9 ,d. 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An 3M PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1998 Free concert today Crossroads Community Church There will be puppets, clowns, mime, hosts its second annual Cpmmunity free hotdogs and refreshments to the first Concert in the Park today. Sunday, from 500 people. 1 to 3:30 p.m. on the west lawn of Take a chair or blanket. McLean Community Centre, Magill Dr. The event is free. and NN'estney Rd., Ajax. For more information, call 426-4692. RAM_ O R✓ & LENNOW HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Air Conditioning b Heating RAMNOR✓ de A" Su cez 'P u le"Wa .tu tri Sale FREE ORCRe:bate 00 LENNOX dh < MAC 10-20 AIR CLEANER ee Duct 300 VALUE ning 10 YEAR ,mm�late ALL PARTS lnsta��ati`0� & LABOUR Da,te WARRANTY Lennox Serving Durham Since 1965 e -e on your Gas B,!! O.A C RAMNOR HEATING b AIR CONDITIONING Whitby-Oshawa-Bowmanville 2020 Wentworth St Unit 9 Whitby (905) 434-5541 PICKERING-AJAX 686-0571 WATCH FOR THE INTERNET DIRECTORY This Tuesday in The News Advertiser. 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It's sponsored by the Phoenix Community Works Founda- tion, a registered charitable foundation supported by bequests, donations and endowments. Jilian Sawcczko, the association's treasurer, says literacy includes all components of reading, writing, listen- ing and speaking. "it starts at pregnancy;' she says. '"The baby in the womb picks up vi- brations (of reading). The CCLA's goal is to provide op- portunities to children to increase aca- demic success. Giving the association a driving force arc two university students, Anne Marie Faustino and Sara Horruzey. They are working to give the associa- tion a higher community profile through fund-raisers and events such Mini-putt aids Literacy photo by Ron Pletronim Sara Horruzey will help lead a children's literacy camp in August. as this summer's literacy camp. The Canadian Children's Literacy Association is holding a free summer literacy camp for children between the ages of six and 12. The goal of the camp is to encourage, promote and de- velop a love of reading. Two camp ses- sions are being held, the first between Aug. 4-14 and the second between Aug. 17-27 and space is limited. Vol- unteers are also needed to help with the camp and throughout the year. "We've arranged a couple of day trips to try and keep the kids outside as much as possible," says Miss Faustino. "We're going to he at Memorial Park and will use the bandshell for an im- prov" Other trips planned for include at stop at the local library and perhaps a day at Oshawa's lakefront. Parents are asked to ensure their kids have valid library cards. "We want them to find a book they like;" Miss Faustino says. The camp is free although dona- tions to the Phoenix Community Works Foundation would he appreciat- ed. There will also be some nominal transportation costs for day trips. The CCLA is also planning to launch the Read Aloud Buddy Pro- gramme in local schools this Septem- ber. This programme will provide pri- mary students with a trained buddy from the community, for a minimum of half an hour per week for three months. A book drive for the association will be held July 20 to Aug. 3 and new and used children's books can be dropped off at Chapters in Ajax, A&P at the Five Points Mall in Oshawa, Zellers at either Bowmanville or Os- hawa Townline locations. If you would like to be involved in the buddy programme or the literacy camp, call 576-9531 or visit the CCLA's new location, 70 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. You can enjoy a round of mini -putt and help open up the world of the printed word to an illiterate person. A Mini -Putt and Barbecue hosted by Myrna Picotte is being held Saturday, Aug. 29 with all proceeds going to The Literacy Out- reach Centre, a volunteer organization that helps people learn to read and write. The event is set for 1 I a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Picker- ing Driving Range and Mini -Putt on Brock Road north of the Third Concession. Cost is $5 per person, which coven mini -putt and the bartx:cue. For information call Janice or Jo -Anne at 426-2100. l Wrestling FecleratA-ona L� 0 August 1 DOW we avallbMe at NO� Bolt Ofte(Gats an cadets W chwoe*-Prone 416-870-8000 or 416-872-5000. r11•Ii,• - . I_ ♦1 • i.iIIV, r _•1 f`#'.'.' V, V r - f• • / -Y THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1998 - PAGE 9 r AMATEUR MOVIES "EXCLUSIVE OFFER" "It Could Be Your Neighbour" "Dirty Dixie Darling" - only available here C] ALL CATEGORIES AJAX OSHAWA 27 HNNOOD AVE. S. 799 PARK RD. S. 721-1557 Email it News Advertiser newsroom*durham.net A Part of Pickering; where our 0111y crops If Duffin Meadows looks like a farm, undeveloped land. For those wishing it's because from the late 1800s until to be buried here, there is cleariv 1993 that's exactly what it was. 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Represent- ing elementary schools across Ontario, students in Grades 4 to 8, who were cho- sen to be school safety pa- trollers in the fall, got some expert training from police officers representing services across the province. Thirty- nine students represented Durham schools. Sergeant Paul Malik says the programme is a great tool in preparing kids to deal with school safety issues. "Some kids have never handled a fire extinguisher," he says. "lite programme ad- dresses all safety issues. This year, there were two American police officers and four patrollers visiting from Fairfax County in Virginia as part of an exchange pro- gramme. Patrollers learned to ad- minister fust aid in a St. John Ambulance course and how to use a fire extinguisher in a demonstration by the Os- hawa Fire Department. Training was mixed with recreational activities includ- ing swimming, Olympic events, scavenger hunts, roller skating and a talent show. At the end of the week- long camp, patrollers re- ceived certificates and demonstrated their lessons in a VIP foot- and bus -patrol demonstration. nc m -AM Incredible - 2 For 1 Event -More locations, Includes Single vision, Bifocal and Invisible - n ore styles - Bifocal lenses.- -Ask ow opticians for more details. ;,means it's easier for you There's A Location Near You. t yet perfectly Scarbora* Town Centre `rbrktlale ShopPrg Gerrie � - - a s u i t e d eyewear. s: (416) 296-9244 4416) 256-5010 Mal NtW • Over 1200 frames to choose from. ,a Square 89) One t 2 tSvppw� �e (a t 6)ri49B-4978 416) %• Styles include Guess, Esprit, Elle, Polo, Gucci. Roots, ( 6 y Gar�Jerts (905)839 Town Centre re (at 6) 621-1554 (905) 839-4215 'Mondetta eyes, Rims Euro Collection and many more. Bramalea city centre crovertare Mau • Softique Disposable Contact lenses (905 )» (416) 231.7066 1$54.95/6 pair (except at Bramalea). • 1 hour service. = s��� O'® ,0 Eye examinations sari be arranged. 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Canadian Tire has con- BILLBOARD The News Advensic;r welcomes your notices for bill- board. Non-profit organizations are welcome to sub- mit their an- nouncements for publication. DEADLINE: 10 days prior to event. FAX them: 683-7363 BAWL them: newsroom@ durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 dangerous firmed they have sold 1,500 units of this model and have stopped selling the prod- uct. It's possible that this Greenwave model has been sold by other compa- nies, under other brand names, but that information is not available. Parents are advised to ensure: - it is not possible for a child to place his/her hand near the wheel of their baby stroller or trailer while the child is prop- erly restrained. - the baby stroller/trailer is in good working order and that it is used in ac- cordance with the manufacturer's in- structions. - They discontinue the use of model OGWO0200 Greenwave International baby stroller/trailers. 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October IS CRANBERRY FESTNAI includes trach aboard the R.M.S. Segh un. October 16 THE HALLOWE'EN HAUNTW ADVENTURE. Not For the faint of heart!! Od. 18 - 24 OLD CAPE COD. Visit Provincetown, Boston the mansions of Newport and much more! This amazingly priced tour in" most meals! For more information on Ifsese and cher burs cal SILVERLINE ! TOURS 137 BYRON ST. N. VnMY PEARSON WOES 905 )430-2253 1, •+r ��,• J� � •'' `� � `.� � 1 ��. �`�+ •,,� .`�- .:=r.. �Y _ _-- 1 r. _ �• � � LJ L i+� MaiooStreet M C�� V .1;., . ! Jim i ' � .. -�r �w ./ wlkh CM JlEDICAL ALA1r fIt:Y 11!>MOIIe[ .:%'.xf � . �%YK� .r•.., .. 1981101E �ril� NURSING SERVICE HOMEMAKER SERVICE i c�� • Staff ' e. ; •Light Hotuekocping e�`.` ♦ 1 * = �'� = Private Duty Nurses •Meal Preparation `f� .� '- ♦i r _Jj.eT.r/�r.� • In Home Footcare ., •Personal Care • Palliative Care ! • Care Giver Relief 4W.; • c . 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Over 20 different types of headaches have been identified, each with their own method of treatment. Here is a brief guide to help you iden- tify the kind of headaches you may experi- ence so you can get the proper treatment. Your local Wal-Mart Pharmacist can talk to yot.Sabout your headache medication. Tension headache: This is the most common type of headache which is char- acterized by a dull pain and a feeling of tightness around the scalp or neck. The pain is generally felt throughout the entire head rather than being centered in a par- ticular spot. They often result from emo- tional stress, fatigue or depression. It is estimated that nearly one-third of all North Americans are affected by tension or muscle contraction headaches. Sinus headache: These usually centre round the nasal area and may worsen as the day progresses. They are often accom- panied by an increase in body tempera- ture. In most cases nasal decongestants can relieve some of the discomfort but some- times antibiotics are needed to treat an underlying sinus infection. Cluster headache: These headaches generally develop around or behind one eye and frequently begin at night, waking ng head! the victim from sleep. They are also very painful. They are called cluster headaches because they occur in clusters, or groups, for a period of time that can last from a few days to months. Sometimes disappearing as suddenly as they came, cluster headaches tend to occur more frequently in men. There is also some evidence to suggest that exces- sive smoking or alcohol consumption may trigger an attack Vascular headaches: These headaches involve the blood vessels. There are pri- marily two types of vascular headaches: temporal arteritis and migraine. Temporal arteritis usually affects older adults and is associated with low grade fever, vision problems, weight loss and pain on one side of the jaw when chewing. 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For more information, contact your local St. John Ambulance office. Did you know that you can stop paying your cable bills? ABLE TV & ANTENNA SERVICE Serving Durham Region over 25 years 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS o - CAM A ff] T.V. ANTENNAS r"i BOOSTERS >-, SATELLITE DISHES x "U T.V. TOWERS rl ROTORS Repairs to all makes of TV's & VCR's 313 PERRY T84"" 1 WHFMV..ON, �> Family Wellness Clinic Foot Care Clinic N 1631 Dundas St. E Whitby, ON LIN 2K9 (905) 728-3608 (905) 728-5030 fa.r James R. MacPhail, D.Ch Registered Chiropodist/Foot Specialist • Tough and Thickened Nails • Calluses and Corns • Arch Pain cu • Custom Orthotics • Plantar Warts • Heel Pain • Diabetic Footcare and Education • ingro»•n Nails Patients or all ages accepted Evening, Weekend and home visits available IN MEDUTE MOW AVNIM Features Include: Enjoy The Ambiance of a cotiyraW adult community in Ltndw Strut! to tk�wntown shopping. the thrure.tolf. 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(7o5) 878-5722 oared an LINDSAY t7o5) 878-5690 . .•Web Site: s m E-mail: sa6ftyermiikondo.com n'''o— cbanur e a a e -yc.,,�. �s- "`�. •� r: ..-n,iragc.,t�.:.�,.. �-,-�--... . � , .. .,. �..�....�.��.esxea�+..�.:.�;.:�.,...�se�as.+......,oaw'seAuc�rc _. � ,-� -�-.- ,. - - �.._�-_-- . -•_ _- _ --.4,.-.r-. - _���� i ``� C THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1998 • PAGE 19 TYIE UXBRIDGE TRMUNF MX & PR(XBUNG NEWS ADVF.MSER Travel TouRism Undiscovered Britain: The Scottish Trossachs, Yorkshire Dales, and the Landscapes of `Lorna Doone' Value, quality and variety are the watchwords when planning holidays for mature travellers. Whether your goal is to uncover your English roots or to ex- plore the Britain that even local country- men visit, Saga Holiday's Around The World in 1998' brochure features tours to the British Isles with value pricing, com- fortable accommodations and diverse itineraries, allowing travellers to visit the Britain they've always wanted to see. Two new tours to Britain include: The Back Roads to England and Scotland: This new, 15 -night escorted coach tour highlights the Britain even the English yearn to visit. The holiday be- gins with a visit to Oxford, a tour of Fountains Abbey and the Yorkshire Dales, and a two -night stay in the majes- tic city of Edinburgh. A leisurely drive through 'Burns Country' to visit famed poet Robert Bums's hometown is a spe- cial excursion, as well ws a two -night stay in the Tiverton Hotel with a trip through the striking landscapes of Exmoor Na- tional Park, the setting for R.D. Black- more's classic novel 'Loma Doone.' Prices start at $2,299 per person, double occupancy and departures are available May 7, July 9, Sept. 3 and Oct. 1. An optional three -night extension in London can be included for just $329 per person, batted on double occupancy. The West Country, Yorkshire and the Bonnie, Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond: The unspoiled countryside of Devon, the moors and dales of Yorkshire, and the lochs and castles of Scotland's Trossachs country are all included on this 18 -night escorted coach and rail hol- iday. Travellers begin in London, then enjoy leisurely stays in Tiverton, Ripon and Drymen, allowing visitors to explore three very different regions in depth. The final night is a stay in Edinburgh, Scot- land at the beautiful Forth Bridges Hotel. B.B.E., PRODUCTIONS INC. PRESENTS Friday, September 11 1998 5:00 P.M. Oshawa Civic Arena Brian I \ I I Orser Isabelle Brasttew, sof & Lloyd Ifts :.rFsar014 a F Priced from $2,799 per person, dou- ble occupancy, this holiday also offers a special three -night London extension, and accommodations for single travellers are just an additional $149 for the entire 18 -night tour. Departure dates are avail- able April 28, June 2, July 7 and Sept. 1. Saga's land and air packages are available to travellers aged 50 and older and feature departures as early as April and continuing throughout 1998. The tours include round-trip airfare on regu- larly scheduled airlines, accommoda- tions, baggage handling, transfers, med- ical, flight and baggage insurance, the services of a tour director, many excur- sions and most meals. To receive a copy of the Saga Holi- days 'Around The World in 1998' brochure, travellers can call toll free at 1- 8(X0-343-0273. S"Wil AMinu's LEADING NETW011K OF WM VACATION SPECU SIN cRuisE ViTAIIAPAff Launching their new Cruise Holidays office are proud owners Debbie McGarry, Ann -Marie Gaudet & Frank Boyhw& 9 Cruising is our ONLY business! 0 Great service, sound advice • Cruise Lines' authorized agency Planning specialists for families, couples, singles & groups n~r•;�w:�'�'''� • Great values! 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Sports Editor Liphardt notes the junior nationals After narrowly missing out on a were pressure -packed, as only the top s chance to run at the World Junior Track 12 athletes who met qualifying stan- and Field Championships in Paris, dards will compete for Canada at the ju- France, an Ajax athlete will still com- nior worlds. "So many people wanted to pete in the international spotlight next qualify for too few spots at the junior✓ month. worlds, so there was a lot of pressure Krissy Liphardt, 18, of Ajax, earned going into it." a berth on the Canadian team to com- In the Grand Cayman Islands, KRISSY pete at an elite junior meet in the Grand Liphardt will compete in the 400m race, LIPHARDT Cayman Islands Aug. 4 to 10 after her the 400m hurdles, the 4 -x -100m and 4- Q� national team performance at the Canadian Junior x -400m relays. at elite meet Track and Field Championships in Kitchener -Waterloo last weekend. The graduate of Dunbarton High School in Pickering will join approxi -mately 1(X) other Canadians at the com- ��� ' petition which will bring together the hest under -19 athletes from such coun- tries as Jamaica. Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados and the Bahamas. keep • fn touch all the time, anywhere!!! "I'm still happy (to be, going to the Grand Cayman Islands meet);" says YOU GET: Liphardt, who'll attend Purdue Univer- sity in Indiana on an athletic scholarship * Unlimited �ocd c� pogarea in the fall. "It should he a lot of fun." Large mon� ov age oice aI She wrote her ticket to the Grand : One ]� bc� warranty Cayman Islands after winning three gold medals at the Canadian junior ��Pager trade-in off selected championships. Liphardt struck gold in 2 yew service robe guarantee the 400 metres in a time of 56.75 we - Free delivery onds and in the 400m hurdles in one No credit check minute .69 seconds. Her 400m hurdles time was just two -one -hundredths of a second off the qualifying mark for O's CELL -TEC COl1LV UNICATIONS France. Liphardt joined Shelley Anne Brown and Asha James, both of Picker- ing, and Leia Inc -Mercer, all of the Uni- 29 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX versity of Toronto Track and Field Club, on the women's 4 -x -100 -metre relay (905) 686.4211 & (905 ) 438-4197 team which captured gold in 46.78 sec- onds. She also ran as part of the University I FREE DELIVERY of Toronto Track and Field Club's 4 -x - 400m relay team which finished fourth THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. JULY 26 1"S. PAGF 21 40�rff k0J=/A1Rt95 Installed Kenmore" Mid or I Iigh-Efficiency Gas Furnaces Save $200 Installed Kenmore (ventral .-fir Conditioning Save 10', 4 or more Installed W'eatherBeater" Vinyl Replacetnent windows (,htxse casement, double hung. awning and horizontal tilt steles. 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Ten teams participated in the tourney hosted by Ajax and organized and run by the Ajax Raiders midget girls' fasthall learn. Ajax advanced to the championship 'final hefurc running into a strong Chin- guacousy team, which won 9-2. After three wjns in preliminary -round play, the Raiders automatically quahfied for the semi-final game. The girls fought a hard -pitched battle against Oakville *and narrowly emerged with a 4-3 win. Timely bunting and base running by Shannon Deering, Kara Vitullo, Carley Ventress and Laura Bevilacqua paced Ajax to victory The tough battery of pitcher Kristin Hurst and catcher Kara Vitullo shut down the very strong A5I WCarbsm agmilit RAM Travel Z for 1 t� AUGUST & SEPTEMBER, 1998 TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS $10.00 per person or 2 AT $5.00 each 1'16,up. ui AJAX, OSHAWA, & WHITBY Includes RETURN DELUXE MOTORCOACH TRANSPORTATION, FULL BUFFET MEAL, GU.ARA\TEED ENTRY, ALL TAXES FREE DRAW ON EVERY' DEPARTURE Call now, stats won't last! 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Outstanding batting led the girls to a Team members arc Laura Bevilacqua, The girls are coached by Graham Hurst, 13-1 victory. Shannon Deering, Justine Feeley, Veronique Dave Pearcey and Chris McArthur. See what it's like to be in the same boat as jaCk and Rose. Relive the movie that changed Hollywood only at Wonderland from July 29 to August 12. ALL ABOARD Come aboard Titanic: The Movie on Tour and see the stunning outfit that Rose was wearing when she j l started her voyage. Then take in the other spectacu- lar costumes on display throughout the exhibit. •t THE MYSTERY REVEALED You can't miss the 44'Titanic model used in filming. Nor can you miss the special behind -the -scenes footage that will be revealed at this exclusive, Canadian engagement. THE HEART OF TITANIC THE SEAT OF PASSION Get close to Titanic's centrepiece, the brilliant –� You'll find the steamy Renault car down below. Heart of the Ocean necklace. 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PORT HOPE - TORONTO - RICHMOND 'iil� ' CHRISTIAN HORIZONS a.• Evangeuru 'irsnar or} nr :aeon serving developmental- ly disabled individuals is seeking part time and support repel workers for programs within the Durham area Re- quirements DSW or equival- ent. first aid CPR ability to work from a person centered punning perspective. able to work within sett managing work 143mS. able to produce character references consist- erd with the pb qualifications. and the values of Christian Horizons and valid drivers h - cense. Submit resumes to Coordinator of Services and Supports. 575 Wentworth St E. Unit 20 Oshawa. Ontario UH ave. we wish to nook everyone for their interest however. only those resumes deemed appropriate for the position will be considered Previous applicants need not appy. THE NAA STATION Greer Training Center. Become a nail blicht ion, career trahteg avaiubk in anifirtial rails, ell carding. pedicures. wax- ing. Student Financing avail- able. Nals $20. (905)723 - am NAA TEC NNNCNANS Program - Acrylic. tiberglassI awwcwe pedicure. nail art, hands on trardng leads to ceniticate. Career School of Hairstyling Nail Division (905) 576-3558 1 c.rterr Nob AOULT VIDEO STOVE re- quires part lime store Irunt counter help. Previous retail experience a must Please call (905) 721-1557 for inter- view. ATTENTION - Local company has 20 new openings in Housewares and sports items $12.85 to start. Training is provided Positions are full or pan time. Call 10. interview in- formation (9051 723-4920 ® Lenbroo 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario, L I W 3K I (Fax)905-837-6352 ore -mail: human resources Cilenbnrok corn The position of Accounting; Support is open within a leading international disinhuuon company :applicants must he team oriented and organized with strong communication and administration skills. The position requires a minimum of three years accoounts payable experience in a "high transaction volume'- environment and proficiency with Office97 This position reports a, the Controller and the main responsibilities include: computer processing of various accounting functions including accounts payahle, general ledger, and inventory. monthly reconciliation of vender invoices and GL accounts as required, and dishursementlreconciliation of petty cash Please forward your resume by July 29. 1998, referencing File #W. l,enhriwk iv rummirted re, enrplovment eyutty. ,Vu phone culls please Macintosh Instructors required Durham College Continuous Learning m looking for part -tune trisa axs to teach Pbowshop and Quark Xpress. Please forward your resume to Administnuwre Officer, Durham College Ccduinuous Learning, PO Box W, Oshawa, ON. L1H 71.7 or FAX (905)'21-3195 int Yre for do AV vva1A YOUTH 16-24 YRS. JOBS AVAILABLE • Apprentice • Retail Sales • Receptionist • Assembly These are a small sample of the jobs available through JOB CONNECT Call the hotline 7254786 Pickering residents 1400-263-0993 Funded by the GOvemment of Ontario You could be a well-educated professional whose career has levelled off or perhaps, has been eliminated due to restructuring or closures. Either way, the role of an independent business entrepreneur may be exactly what you're looking for! As an independent agent for a leader in Canada's financial services industry, you'll be in business for yourself... but not by yourself. You'll benefit from an innovative commission package, comprehensive training, ongoing support, and strong leadership. Fax your confidential resume to: SUNNY MUNSHI (905)831-1646 1 Gwwd H* DENMATOLOMT required person to assist with coinli treatments. Such as Laser hair removal face peels. dc. Cosmebcian to background in treating people an asset. All training will be supplied. to start immedial* Please call 723-3930 or tax resume to (905)723-3339 EXPERIENCED Cook, Wal- tresses'Waiters/Bartender wanted. Appy within. Sir Win- ston Churchills, 131 Brock St N Whitby 1 Gttlkerr Help COURIER COMPANY requires 5 drivers with vetrdes, earn- ing potential S5DO - 5800 weekly. Experience helpful but not necessary. Cap (905) 427- SOM Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. AZ TEAM DRIVERS needed immediately Must Pass Po- lice Clearance. Dot Drug screen, semi -clear abstract Minimum 1 yr team driving Must live In Durham Region Call Brian 1-888-866-1544 SHINE Maid Service caner. espericncc referred. not neces- ..irti Own cru a must. ,.:ilius irkiurnes link 619—o3S3 AZ TEAM DRIVERS wages Excellent ben- efit package, yearly safety bonuses. clean driver abstract, criminal search and ICC medical US and Canadian experience 511 "ew.orth tit. E, unit #40 O%hawa o\, I,lh 1%8,.r Can i901;.43L3N95 %sk for Charlie ATTENTION .L to f'- )e' :twtiring Market Reseacher ."it Appointment Se!ters tar -tematronal apPi.an(;e com- _1mF Call now X905, 57!- We 7. . , f:r re, ,! WAREHOUSE SUIPERVtISOR \fust -)c Ent- 4etlL with good leadership, organizational, Sr :ommunica- honal skills. Previous Retail IVarehouse experience is an asset. We .offer a Competitive Salary & Benefit Program. fiat the theviee r11es11. 13" R& Ilikkatrim No sMIN CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- verbser Will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -Insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. SALES REPRESENTATIVES Part-time Evenings.NVeekends InStore Focus, proudly representing Bell Mobility seeks sales representative to supplement their progressive sales team, selling Bell Mobility products at assigned, specific retai locations in Ontario and Quebec. Are you a confident. reliable, self -moti- vated person who can effectively articu- late concepts and communicate to the public? Experience in face-to-face sales is an asset. We offer a competitive wage and a significant incentive program. ?lease forward resume: InStore Focus Inc. Affn: BM -9802 hr aOinstorefocus.com OR Fax: (416) 626-4591 Interior Design riome uupo(. Inc wuoo s • 1 our- .. mprovement Retailer, is now amepr:n j azolicahons tot qualified Interior Designers our South London location If you have experience with Window Coverings. Blinds and Asset for in home consolation we want t-, taik'C yon' Ne offer Top Pay. Excellent Benefits & 'standing Opportunity for Advancements, Apply In person with Rebecca Watson 7.•ing normal store hours -r *ax -es,•-'e'c THE HOME DEPOT 1700 Victoria Street, E . Whitby, ONT LIN 9K6 Fax: 905-571-2307 - . n,,.... "mw > at equal ooponun,ry irff y r AZ DRIVERS INANTED r full -nine work :n I)u:r:r:: ,\ I,,r nto irea k1sti hiring for pan time & weekends Top rates Please call or apply in perum Northern Personnel Solutions 112 Athol St. Whitbv, Suite 203 or Call (905)430-7168 or 1-fslih-l39-"". CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or Individuals to :,,nom 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 direct hl to Oshawa This Week, will not be orwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. CUSTO $E11 = INE400M 1NTATM Norampac Inc.. Ldholech Division provides added value to its customers packaged products, within the North American marketThrough its state -lit -the -art facility located in Scarbor- ough. Ontario. Lithotech s team of structural designers graphic artists and photographers has won many Packaging awards for its custom designed micro and full little high graphics corrugated consumer/read packaging and point of ortxg tbio die logistics manager, you wit provide excellent customer service by entering and expediting orders and han- cling customer enquiries. You will serve as the link between external and internal clients to ensure technical. graphical and manufacturing excellence. You will help in the coordina- tion of inventory management and complaint handling In this function, you will have to handle customers incoming orders and see that their demands and specifications are met The ideal applicant will have at least a college education and related work experience Knowledge of the paper and pack- aging industries and exposure to structural and graphic design processes would certainly be assets You will eels: need to have computer experience and excellent interper- sonal and organizational skills You must also show great team spirit and have an all-round concern to give tree best service to our customers Please send your application to Miss Brenda Eggert 1AMPAC (Lithotech) Inc 0 Finch Avenue East into. Ontario 3 5P8 (416) 292.7761 ~ PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1998 1 General Help 1 GOWN Help 1 General Help XDm c' T AS A RESUI T OI' OUR ON(;OIN(; EXPANSION, THE F-OLLOtVING P051TIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE WINNING: FOURSOMF. •ASSISTANT MECHANICS I- full-time year round 1 full-time seasonal • GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE WORKERS 5 full-time seasonal Motivated and keen individuals are encouraged to mail or fax applications to the attention of Neil Acton CGCS Director of Golf Course Operations 27 Buggey Lane Ajax, Ontario LIS 4S7 Fax (905) 427-1611 No phone calls please We would 11 v to thank all applicants for showing Interest in our company, but only ,htosc candidates selected for an interview will receive a response MECHANIC REQUIRED M Rental ('ompam. %lust have Rood knowledge of hydraulic & electrical circuit. NTust have own took. Call (905)426-2995 NEEDED LICENSED OPTICIAN 1r Cvx graduate w:::umc Sind rc,,umc ONE STOP OPTICAL 10 Simms Drive, Ajax, Ont. L1T 3J5 SE.-.SON'AL PHOTOGRAPHY AND SALES Part-time positions now available with Sears Portrait Studios... Canada's most nationally recognized leading specialists in portrait photography. CPI CORP OPERATING THE SEARS PORTRAIT STUDIOS. EXPERIENCE IS NOT NECESSARY. a fully paid training program (Day classes only). Our work schedules are flexible with hours available days, evenings and weekends. Part-time positions available for the Christmas Season and could become permanent for the right candidates. Appy in person on: Tuesday JILIN 28 10:00-12:60/2:60-5:00 Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Road Pickering t yr t r CLEANING T0@3T108Nt AVAJ1_ Ube. It 7MW f1,)♦. DMefNks slew (ws) wW,4r34 elan-iririfivabrl Mart Slyist warmed for upbeat w Ion Apprentices wekrome. Call 905-723366, ask for Dime or Nancy. HAIRSTYLIST/ MANAGEMENT ` pu•ftwWA available for new 8 wmanvine Siem WWW4 Sam in clic new Clariirpm Coxwrc. Gxd wages - salary plus cexnmissteen and other in- CCUL cx' programs. pusitimc alai aradakk in A* '.% Curium Cerruc Call Look at 1985K1f-1185'7 Hair Fimess Salon tflSelS Please apply in person: 212 Oy St E., Oshawa. PHARMACY ASMTANT mist know propfarm d cash- ier Warned for pharmacy n rit;Whtby t Oshawa. Please send resumes to File 0175. Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St., Osha- wa, Ontario. LIN 711.5. we pay you arrc0y to assemble our products. Easy work. No eq*nence necessary . For FREE details send S.AS.E. to title Star EfNerprisee 1111111111811 PAR Mi Stilet 213 Pichmf 0RI.,L1V6ig (416)724.i108 HAIR MUSTS rnaded for Ajax - Pickemtg area. $Mw b start Bi t�da good woftV oandDow For irlMrvMn al Cyndii 905-4ceSavenal 28-68714. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CUTTERS Poski•es available ill Odown As wcR 905-438.OW BLAZER, required full-time. Must beexperienced Please call Gond a1427-741,1. HAMtTYL= WMTARII Experilifirce required for busy salon. Great opportunity. Picker". (905)-831----- --- MODELS WANTED from Ca- nada between 2-19 to com- pete in this years 1996 Toron- to Pageants. Over $20.000 n prizes and scholarships, in- cluding trips to Nationals in Las Vegas. Calf today 1.800- 361.2125 Ext. 240. Licensed manager for Oshawa -The better of salary/ commission -Plus profit sharing -Plus pard benefits Positions for Oshawa & Ajax. Call Cynthia 426-6180 MAGICUTS 'uli run time requlraC for L Aniludes Pick- ering Town Centre Satan plus commission Contact Robert (9051 420-1440 or fax 905-264-9947 HAIRSTYLISTS 5200 WELCOME - ON -BONUS New Salon/New Opportunity, Great wage & commis- sion. Flexible hours. FT/PT. No perms. no colour. just take a deep breath and call. Learn what Super - cuts can offer you. Now hiring in Pick- ering area. Call 1-888-888- 7778- Ext.1552 (Toll Free) INSPECTOR SUPPLIER = r r. ;ssemory :nspec on and MM expenence Rad aro ,,noerstand mecfurtial engin ..9ernq drawings and layouts :piltry to use inspection ensuring egmpmertt Willing travel. fent work Microsoft kcess and 5 years -elevant .xpenence $1918 fir temp .. perm Fax resume Ann =hnsli 14161 495.0941 Stan Pits INSURANCE 3.9ker Pavnor pe�.e ,Ines Droducer = I B C :Ic Tekgbbe1Tabs •p preferred Carnal Pat at Norden insurance (905)579- 1+ 7 LADIES WEIGHT LOSS i SPA ocliurx; --erhfitC Nut... ' xlist a E M S 'echnrclans u resume to (905)-831.0402 vtween gam-7pm LANDSCAM construction °ureman a labourers (make ver l Must be expenertwo an areas of landscape, enartCt construction aft (9051432-8997 between 30pm-Spm Mon -Fn LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long- yrm tem- 'nus' 'aye 6 inonnis wonung experience a wkly sled -toed tools up to S9 50/hr Ptwenng through -sha- arias We - be n- !v,viewrtq at to H R D C . 78 Richmond SI W Oshawa on les July 28th. between 9 30am-2 OOpm Please follow sign wend! eraenrq Sett Pus MUSIC AND/OR DRAMA TEACHER ENTHUSIAST to team n time 10-20 hrsr week fades 1-6. s20Atr Cam 905-509-5005 NEED MINIFY NOW? Oshawa based company lobiung for 10 outgoing. ambitious people to fill vacated areas from sum- mer influx First 100 applic- ants considered Call Shelley for interview at 720-3144 TELEMARKETING Position. Houry wage, flexible hours. No experience necCall Tom t (905) 725-5613. For busy WANT= Hourly wage plus commission 8 benefits. Phone Barb or Wendy 6=3-'64" FART 7M Lint Cook, Dish - Washer t Server reared for a tine dining r*StaUrAnt. Ex- perienu preferred. Please reply to: File 0177, Oshawa/ wmby/cunrw- This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, ON. L1 H 71.5. Flu • IMRT TLE LOW TeNIkin. Dill changes, previous experferm neces- sary, vaW drivers kcelli Apply, at PENNZOIL, 195 Wesiney Rd. S. Ajax. (rho Ph" tarts) PHONE REPS Needed, will pay top tloi great company looking for sen -motivate. en- ergetic individuals for sales room Please call Alyson 905- 438.9487 UKGeneral Help "'PREIGRAND OPENING EXTREME FITNESS Finally"' 30000 SO FT State of the an Exercise Facility right here in Pickering Over $1 MILLION in exercise equipment Hammer strength. icanan flex strive. paramount. cybex, qu,nton. life cycle. stair master, a body trek just to name a few Also available Olympic style swimming pool steam room. whirl pool, personal training, chiropractic are, tanning, a massage therapy stop by our Preview Centre 1755 Picker- ing Parkway in the home a Leisure Centre at the 401 a Brock Rd today 19051-426- 1628 "2 months S39'•'Bnng this ad with you for special offer Expires July 301N1998 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Compan•, accepP!nq •eSumPS for commercial office clean - ng staff Resumes must be accompanied with references Must be able to provide own Ira nsportation Please appy to File 8176 Oshawa This week. PO Box 481 665 Farewell 51 Oshawa Ontario L1H 7L5 RELIEF SUPER INTENDANT Handyman required Ma, ap- peal to semirrettred handy- man 3 10 4 day per vRtk Send resume to Guardian Property Management at 339 Westney Rd S Ajax Ann - Jane Leave TAXI and Handicap Van Dnv- ers walled full and part lite 30 my current abstraa. MOT Oshawa Taxi License re- ared Can Be, 571-1331 Mon -Fn 11 am-3pm TUPPERWARE Needs mare consultants tc meet demand Average $75 lar 2 12 hou.3 :all for appointment to dere more (9051 435-0905 or (905) 579-2606 WANTED IMMEDIATELY C'N%E= ',PERATCPS 'a• _,5 i Canadian operations Dry Van. 3 years expenence Contact Scott at Road An (905028-3444 WIMPY'S DINER Pickering has imme- Joe openings for Experienced Cooks & Servers Please ,ling , ,it resume to :hk) Kingston Rd. Unit M1. of Im Hft COST ACCOUNTANT. term ten:,, . years Govt ae- ciwm arta htatwai uek- groutd, must know excel. Ac ass and paraCcx Pickering area Fax rcsrrrte x1416) 49t5- o94t Start Pku OFFICE HELP for busy Scar- borough East "OOrfi011 strop Full-time experienced wen cariputers required imme- diatety Fax resume to (416)286-7799 PART-TIME Seruytmial As- siStam shoulC have MlCrosoff Word a understand Microsoft 95 system. typing. filing, pen erd office tax resume 5- 831-4360 1 See• H I Awri we are an aggressive, yrttrei onerrec. well equipped a experienced 'ull service Val Cirophic DesgNPnnt Broker, 4 Colour Prepress15ervice Bcaeau 6 pub" company Our lientiorifir tbuers � to T1eiblt to Noe are see" an ndvidal who asM•na 4lK delall Lafemed welt a strong working knowledge of poo and adiiiiiiiiii Siler. You IIIAT base a rtiriifNlm of 3 years salts experio u in this inkltsly and a reliable vekde. Pleme fa your roNme *ng wilt tnnlpelded renasw>ronta SktMd Help MILLING Machine Operator. minimum of 5 yrs expen- ence Full time steady days. Oshawa area Call 576-1807 or fax 576-1928 PROFESSIONAL PAINTER needed for new home con- struction, excellence required References Can (905) 666 0016 leave message OPPORTUNITY APPRENTICES Set your foot in the door. �l:sy flat rate whop requires 1 experienced in- 'toller, that in lime could lead to an apprentice- .h;p. Experienced reLluired, must u e own triols. Apply - SHOP FOREMAN 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering DUALITY ENGINEER - vide Quality support on new programs Provide quality en- g•1e...i suppw for custom- ers and supplier Bachelors degree or eguiralem 5 rears arcraft related experience Fax resume Atm Chnshne 4116,495-0941 Sun Plus TELEMARKETERS required for >sab. s^e^ ^.eatmq a ac _nnganty Cap during busl- em hours 9am-4pm 19051, '33.0985 Em;;.W* Medical Derrtal PREVENTATIVE DENTAL AS- SISTANT eypenenceC pre' 'rreC progressive preven- 'aave Pickering Office Call 935)-839-0931 RN's RCA's Staff trdief We Care Health Services tr i uvicare- M--. Fax (416) 438-8209 Phone 416 438-4577 . 1 13iniyure Wilwl 6ABYSITTER WANTED Look- ing for a Babysiner or Namy wnh prewout egtermics and rekrMoes for our 2 Cloys to September Pickering (905)- 420-9218 ENERGETIC CUM expen- enced care giver required Uve-M for our weam a 7 year old daughter to stat Sept 9e ECE and C PR an asset ValtJ Lake dnveway area Please Go, 663-8439 ERPOMENCED Live-in nanny required for active xtaw com- me newxg November 19% Non-smoker Must oke pets Some housekeeping and wokdrq require Legal only. References. (905)-509.2331 NOUSEIMM t NANNY, re- grire daffy. Comnwwng Seplernber for 3 girls, aged 10. 8. 5 Hms 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Non SMOWtp, Mol Prep. 562 relereri repwred. UK OOT RAINY laded SAR Pan time for 1 A 4 yr. olds Mid Non-smoker.wCar a must Cap eilps. MG -W85. Sfi1Nd H dp SMWd Hdp Cutter (Guillotine) Operator (shift work) An established manufacturer of packaging materials for the focxJ service industry has an immediate opening for an experienced Cutter (Guillotine) Operator. The successful applicant will be able to maintain size tolerances of +/- 1/32", show leadership qualities, and work effectively in a team environment. Apply in person to: McNai'm Packaging 125 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ontario LIN 1C4 WEGU Canada Inc., manufacturer o1 custom moulded rubber products, is currently seeking a qualified ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Candidates should be recent graduates in an Engineering program (mechanical preferred). Requirements include CAD knowledge (Cadkey or Auto Cad), blueprint reading, computer literacy in Windows with a high degree of accuracy and detail. Knowledge of Engineering practices, EMS, OS 9000 requirements and Solid Works are definite assets. Please forward your resume to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department P.O. Box 567 Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5V3 or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414 Only applicants selected for intemews will be contacted. HoepRr IMbral Ho•pny Ne CM Im D.- Ditkwal PR SERVICES DE SANT[ HEALTH SERVICES para•med M RMTEir IIEoalws REGISTERED NURSES for Shift Nursing in Durham Region ri tena: Current RN registration Current CPR Minimum 1 year in community or acute care setting %lust have reliable vehicle Willing to work weekends Palliative care experience nence with IV CADD-Plus and E Pumps an asset C 220 220 2 ITALIAN Constructed ber. LO MMWALE daycare gere witlairs. one with ai- for 2 yNw IAJAX ook q �expaienoed to � apie 9 1, 4. SL Gtlioic son repalrkkp service. Fax mwole: 905 Sdad. Ex - pene"M and we;ilws es- 60'�. 50". CaN Cody - 6686163 con ACCOUNTANT Laq NANNYMOIIiEtEEPEII Part- term teal 2 v Cost at- counting and fnanwl bad - kine. 6 1rr. ow 8 4 yr. old. Non-smoker Light ground Moat know Excel. k• preferred �. Mial Prepara- cess Pardox. Pickennq arta. Fax resumes to Stag Plus Nal Apprpx. 25hrs7wk Fla (416)195-0911. hours. SblrNx Alax. (905)- 119- AHED. BLACK wrought Iron a- 3319. MSTALLERt t Service Toch. licle�nRs�eyd required by U tive NEWONSM CME&M InNOetl imtleddely for 3 Must al HVAC Tint. have children n my BiroWN0 Ma. call ilea h-. 4 days/we k. Car 0017. owed Cal (905) 432-1316 LICENUD MY KF40 • n and p , for small busy Pinepnove arca. Cal Jacek V1 Port Perry. Must have Call MIRGIERIOAILY reliable (905)985-1 991xpenence. daycare, near Lord Durham. GLAZIER namtel. experience Crafts. redpts. CPR, First Aid, haft IurlChtslsrlatls, large necessary, must lave own tools. Phone 905.720-7005. yard. Lots of TLC. 428-7422. b Sfi1Nd H dp SMWd Hdp Cutter (Guillotine) Operator (shift work) An established manufacturer of packaging materials for the focxJ service industry has an immediate opening for an experienced Cutter (Guillotine) Operator. The successful applicant will be able to maintain size tolerances of +/- 1/32", show leadership qualities, and work effectively in a team environment. Apply in person to: McNai'm Packaging 125 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ontario LIN 1C4 WEGU Canada Inc., manufacturer o1 custom moulded rubber products, is currently seeking a qualified ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Candidates should be recent graduates in an Engineering program (mechanical preferred). Requirements include CAD knowledge (Cadkey or Auto Cad), blueprint reading, computer literacy in Windows with a high degree of accuracy and detail. Knowledge of Engineering practices, EMS, OS 9000 requirements and Solid Works are definite assets. Please forward your resume to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department P.O. Box 567 Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5V3 or fax resume to: (905) 668-3414 Only applicants selected for intemews will be contacted. HoepRr IMbral Ho•pny Ne CM Im D.- Ditkwal PR SERVICES DE SANT[ HEALTH SERVICES para•med M RMTEir IIEoalws REGISTERED NURSES for Shift Nursing in Durham Region ri tena: Current RN registration Current CPR Minimum 1 year in community or acute care setting %lust have reliable vehicle Willing to work weekends Palliative care experience nence with IV CADD-Plus and E Pumps an asset C 220 220 2 ITALIAN Constructed ber. PHOTOGRAPHY EOWPMENT gere witlairs. one with ai- Manlrotto Light stands a roman. Bleactled oak curved lights. Umbrella, silt box a frame with 100% cotton large backdrops Also soft tent stripped fabric in cream. sal- Call (905)642-4243 mon, a mint. green Nearly new Never sat on Asking OSIGMNDFATHER s 0 B CLOCKS- Summer Sale On for a 5799S79 for all three prices Evenings s E rings Now, ends August 511 Bon on (905)-655-5807 vacation. Great deals on now available. (905)-831.8508. Huge selection of new and AHED. BLACK wrought Iron a- used pianos New digital nopy. queen orthopedic mat- pianos from $895 and up Iresslframe Never opened. Rent to own. 100% of all rental $1200. Sacrifice $490 (416) payments appy Also a H 876-4934 selection of grandfather CAGES for sale. 4x3 3$25 each Please call Tony, Troy or Judy 721-0986 (snp) CARPET BROKER, 100%. Nylon thick plush slain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only $36900 Price Includes 30 Sq yds carpet deluxe pad and installation in your home Freequotation In your home iwi interest, no payment for orae full year. Daniel. 1-800- '7-0104 CARPETS lots of carpet. ICO', nylon new stain I - ,,ise carpets on hand. I win r,upet 3 rooms. $349 Price Includes Ca includes pad expert nstallatron, last deliv- ery tree estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car - refs 100% nylon stain re - `ase. carpet 3 rooms $339 30 sq yd) Includes carpet.premium pad and installa- I,r:n Free estimates. carpet efiairs Serving Durham and "rounding area Sam 905- 686-1 n2 CHIP TRUCK 2 tryers. 6 2 peelers crupper etc $7000 995)-263-8614 Free Delivery Air conditoners 6-'2000 BTUs ..... $6.25nvk 32' Sharp TV. P I P $, 0/wk Sharp Viewcam. 64xloom, 41n. colour screen _ $8.25/wk Computer P233 MMX $15.00/WK CDN Satalite System $6 25/wk Riding Lawnmower. $13 751wk call 1-800-267-9466 )INING ROOM SET a;x'll wrx)d col(;mx clank pine 'rigmai Gust $3800 asking S' WO (9051-426-3165. Aox DINING ROOM TABLE Black sueoe finish with 4 chairs SBlxl 0 B 0 6x10 Chinese $800 0 B 0 1905)-665- 7986 evenings DINING ROOM TABLE"" ith 4 friars a Grund CA01net Good Condition Maltogx, ,n h 51000 P� cal, (905)-438- 3693 DIStRAY/STORAGE UNITS Ideal for commercial sale of co s and/or books Ph" 721- 8601 or 623-6259 FREE - tv tower and antenna You must take down Phone 725-7067 Itartpi FREEZER -(Woods Excellence) 14 cu ft. good working condi- lion. SMobo. (Or000l 905- 983-1145 (snp) (905) 576-8852 I HAW' APPLIANCES, sates Parts Service Fnoges $100/ "Equal Opportunity Employer- P. defux frost -free. 2 year ofd, .Nle value $1400 only • DwycMe Airtli0k $450. stoves. self-dearkng a 1 Eo0fifl- eg" $100/up. dryers 5175/ Wwftd up. wasters regular and ex - CE E NCED NTRED Personal suppon tra-capac'ty. new style $15W worker seeking employment up. apt size washer/dryer CARE GIVER Early. others. dila- SW. over the range mi- (Weshney, N. of 401) M espite. our crowave $300, upright frew- Near schools & park. harm Reler eines. 640 -VW ers, like new S3007up. Ft - Hot nirrntiout wroals 1 �tM nandrg available. Up to Tyr TLC. Fenced yard,CiII111111111111111, warrx". Avg. 2-8ym 426 comfortable envuurt- simcoe St.S. (905)728-4043 menL MIEFDMG MRD[ FOR SALE 428 -OW fill and tock-a-tafls. NOW wind deflector Wired Please cam after 7 p.m. Jammer 11 suitable for van (905)509-8480. 540.725 70871-w1, LIYERPOOL/OATIY Home ied dcare proader. 10 years. CRM �u $75. Duan KEK1>10RE 8000 BTU av coh- prolessx" experiMw NxaNress i box sprkq 5125. Foldnp lairs 510 each. IAd- ditiorer. asking $125. all Ramed atdvitfa. dally out- tress Irawe 530. Backpack 6664M.(sm) irgs, nu trifim meals and scuds, lupe ftlNed yWd. 1St ArdNer 515. Mae -Plus coin- M.$100 0.6.0. (906j688 KED iBF CIEAN ovaV aid cerUliedde . Poiw du, 16 GF. ndrigerator. $450. and excelkrd refeream �DOMt ORM: size 11-12, Out DM wllod b001 5350 a (905)473-3853._ (905)43853. available. (905)-831.8508. WOM a IM. law back with beads, train that bushes UP. (MND-�• LOVING. ReM* Horn 1110" 5500 000.427-9679. WASHER i ORY(M EadkNt mss. »capes. woes l,D ig AfNeM 5 years: kxrJxes, Srlaclts tig set. Call Play-• Willie yam, ANOMW (>W5 Pinepnove arca. Cal Jacek tARAOE door rllpaira, braked spnixps, Gabbs. roNtrs, open KKK[ IED X -trick orthopedic 905 509 0129 ers ksamed tt5. New doors/ P• ! M/ and faille, std PNXE 1080 f RNIB Loving daycare; 18 Itxorllhs to 12 yxeears. DiDallyoukps (tad badkyard and park). Crags. stay Iime. musk nu - Mb= meals t snarls. Fast Aid, C.P.R. anNkd. Mow smokng, re eli 905-428- 1244. SOUTH Alai. Hol Ilmdw. nutriUors snlatds, picnics, da- ily park trips, craft, VA ga- lore. Babies adored. Non smoking , 3 first aid holders. 427-2356 rs D„dtty P'- Dori m Cost 51.500. SON 336-0073 416 1,62 . (116) -876-4W4. 14 KARAT gold lady's rirp- set, baWaitedrd - 9 diisalwalds. cap con G01 'NW tabksking t we New Candfilon. asking $10 so. 579-M 2 CO JUKEBOXES including 1D0 CD's in each. Like new, ay $3500 Phorteg m (905)-579.4538.Oshawa tIN111RN 9000ve home dow"SiII g etrerythkeq must pgNoarretsustom furniture, ap- Call (106►66&I'dd131�� nNN-spsroepeeN rWeNNNeN oornpbofnoide. AsMYq s 00. qN 655.4655 FMO STROLLER With boot n" Arid bort. Navy out- er with mold colored doth inner $41SWO. Asking $190 O.B.O. Car seat great condi- tion pray frame with dub gray velour like doth. AS" $50. Exer saucer, yellow with bright mold coloured bank seaMlg. Groat oanditkon. 150. Everings (905065-5807. docks from 5995 and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491, POOL PROBLEMS7 we buy a Rn new and used pool equip- ment We also do repairs Guaranteed best price (905)- 683-8452 OUALITY GIFT SERVICE out of business Clearing Inventory Hosellon. Siku. Lenco. Kerr - stead. etc. Plus supplies Vendors leave message at (905)-655-3513 for appoint - mem RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES new and reconditioned. full warranty Paddy's Market. 905-263-8369 or 1-800 798- 5502 SHEDMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8 X 8 barn kit only $299 plus tax Many other siz- es and styles available Also garages and decks 761 Mc- Kay Rd Unit 3. Pickering For more Tido ca11905-619-2093 SUB TABLE 4 mint cord S140C Treadmill $200 Oak tables $200 each Sanyo my crowaves $75 Call Al (905)- 725-1332 PINE/OAK FURNITURE This is the Mast week of our Sum- mer TABLE SALE These are ^! lowest prices ire have ever onered for our 11x6,: SOLID OAK or SOLID PINE ta- bles. Our Craftsmen hand build each and every piece at our state of tete art woodwork - mg fAClny Combrie mils with your choice of colour and our unbelievable NO -MAP finish and you have lumnure mat won last for generatoom With lumber prows rising we may never be able to repeal mese low prices again 155 Nonn Port Road IS illi Reach Rd i Pon Pen, 905-985-8774 TRILLIUM 'railer. kgnt weight fiberglass 511 bathroom I,iuble bed. 54995 4'x8- 1,unswick pool table. cuts. stain glass lamp. SiMa (905)-721-2118 USED FRIDGE $225 and up, used stoves S2CO and up used washers 5250 dryers $125 and up brand name fndges. 16 c $605 New brand ntame 30- stoves 5449 and up New 5 c I freezers $255 new 5 c f bar, Midges. $225 Steptemon's Ap- pkantces 227 Court St. Osha. wa 575-740 WEDDMG Dress. size 12. a matching Flower Gid dress. Size 6. both brand new. never worm. 51200 060 905-404- 0548 FT1 Arlo cin Wwdod ANTIOUES?Abnkt,lyf Ad- vice- always valuable usual,y freer Purchasing wrgm, es - ales wasome antique cam - erns. (no kind to value con- sidered). collections of any son. quamitas or Smgk an- tique nems Spewl interest in Moacroft pmtery 1'11 try to re- spond to all queries Robert Bowen Antiques- Brooklm, Ontario (905)655.8049. tax (905)655.5501 CAN OR OMS. We Buy. Sell, a more) Pay top dopa for top items. Home audio/ video. car audio, tools. CD's. movies, games, gold, dia- maws, lurnftwe. appimces. (905)431-1765 905-571-2274 (905)666.0004. (prefer all ilens n workrq order) DO you lave *capable aN- bgees or estaM contents? Left us assist you in arJwimig ere highest possible prim. Cam today " or Gayle Kahn 'Antique Consultants' wNf Marty 30 bears experierxw. Ph" 905.905.6161. TOP MONEY POO - Gold and diamond, TV, VCR, CD's, pourer tools. dedronia. CaN 571-3888. QUICK CASH BUY ANO SELL. N61soel and 0kve. WANTED USED EMBOSSING MACHINE For plastic I.D. cards Please call Sav at 579-4407 m/ Amt CT tINOW t ULE RAF11th Annual %W. August 51h. Lind- say. Fairgrounds foam-9pm 175 BOOIhf. Lunch Availabb. 275 300 350 SALE- 1R PLACE INSTALLA- 1169 WICK LeSabre. new 1995 TAUNUS GL Sedan. BARGAIN RENTALS from TION- KAYAK PON Rodanq- tires, excellent condition. Power steering/brakes, new S400/mo. includes KM 8 In- ular above Around indudinp 51,950. Call 905-626-0999, tires/brakes, cruise. tin, air. surarnce. Pickelnq. Cash OX decks 16'x24' 010 $5395. Package includes Iver. 2 lad- FAC 196 OMC Salari, loaded, air, Cerfi ied $9.500 Excellent condition (905) 683-0248 (416)-937-9742. de1S. sand Mkt. pump d mo for etc 1-800-668-7564. auto. I D. orrly 148KMS. $6,500. 1985 Nissan Maxima, message. e • . 1 Lata auto. PUpb/ps, sunroof, air. only 154Kms. $2.800 1987 OSHAWA AUTO CENTRE - Over stocked SMISIS a pr- ISIS KAWASAKI GPZ 750. ' Found Mercury Sabo, auto. loaded, UNW retomtNl- ad pre . re- header, basecoat, dear coat. mint, $3.990. 1995 firefly, d/ps. air, aWm Cass., 166 Airs and ear elea . 1994 metallic black paint, newer Rte FOUND - Grey 8 while kn, Attona st. Cad 509- i ms. $2.900. 1987 Dodge Shadow.. Cavalier. 2 door. 56900. 1993 tires. than and sprockets on auto, blue. 166 Sunbird. 2 door. $5700 1992 Excellent condition Asking 6641 np Kms. $1.500 (905)-432.2821 Z24. auto. $5700 1992 Sun- $2.200 Call 576-0673 Ask for FOUND black kitten around 1998 GRAND MARQUIS l$ bird GT, 3,6880. 1992 Cavalier, 2 door. $3500 1992 Tracker Larry. No test pilots Spruce Hill Rd. area (905) Excellent condition Convertible. $4995 1992 1 bedroom. lower -level. Park- 8394948 Rebuilt Rebuiltilt transmisson, Fully Taurus IN n. $4600 1992 'R ' lamina FOUND SMALL DARK Brown loaded Must be seen. Cent- (led $4400 MUST SELL'. Cavalier 2 door. $5495 $14.000. (905)831.2682. dog. Spaniel type Female. (905)665 8768 1991 Sunbkrd GT. $4600 1991 14FT ALUMINUM boat trailer North on Harwood. (905)-683- arowave, Pgp) oul. alk. heat- deck, shed. HYUNDAI Scoupe LS. $3245 and motor - 7 5 Honda 4 5341 1910 PONTIAC Sunberd I.E. 2 1991 Cavalier, 2 door $2995 stroke $2000 080 Call 7159. doorwhite with blue interior. 1990 Berets GTZ, $3995 1990 404-0884 or 242.9307 LOST CAT Largqee gray. fluffy Named Nora Bayrkdges area. Named automatic transmission ask- Cavalier RS. $3700 1990 Cor - $3795. 1990 24 FOOT.Thundercran Ma - Mag (905A20-3558 i $2700 o b o Call (905)5762861 siva. Grand rix, D 4 door. $2995 1990 Sprint. 4 num express 260 hp. alert PMs/Mupplwa/ door. $26695 1990 Bonneville cruor U0. an cabin. galley. head, camper top. hydrolkc • $ 800*MDANCE. 1991 PLYMOUTH SUN- 4 door hatchback SE. $4295 1990 Bereta GT $3880 1990 Buick Regal. trim tabs, dual battery sys- ROTTWEILLER puppies for p.s_ p air, auto. till, cruise control Runs well, very dean, 54395 1990 Lumina. $3995 1990 Z24. $3695 1990 Mus - tem. many extras. excellent condition, serviced and ready sale Serious inquiries only. Ready to (905)-434-7422 125.000 $3.900 certified (905) tarp LX. $3695 1990 Sunbrd. (905) 558893 mq $13.91X1 go 430-0377 2 door. $3595 1990 Taurus. CAIRN TERRrIeOandy puppies 3 bit 1991 PONnAC Firefly con- $3995 1989 Bereta GT. S3795 1989 valier. 2 door. , 1 Apvnnekkb For Rerkt Can 721u131.'its' shots. (ll venible. 5 -speed. am/tri car Bette. 63.000km, winter- 53295 1989 Tempest. W2 JACK RUSSELL pups. cocker stored, mini condition. runs 1989 Cutlass Supreme $4795 1989 Lincoln Continental. 1 BED APT Ciean quiet to plex Central Whitby No pets spaniel. cocks, and sherry excellent. 54600 080 Call Crhenhe 905-576-2013 $4995 1988 Mustang $2800 IVAast Heat. water included pups (a sale Laurie 905- 1988 Sunbkrd $2700 1988 Hydro extra Laundry facih- 665-0191 or 1-888 577 -DOGS. 1911 SUNBIRD Blue. 2 door. Boninmle 53300 1987 Trans- ties Avail Sept 1st (905)-666- NEAPOLITANMastiff pups I.E. 4 ctv auto air. PS/P8 aro Am GTA $5700 1966 Cam 4312 please leave message $800 each cleady to go. AM/FM cassette $4000 Cali the Car Lone (905) 427-4987 T -Root. 52995 1982 Custom S-10. $9500 1980 Z28 t -Roof, 1 -BEDROOM Basemen) 19055)-571-7375 or (705)-932- $4700 1973 53995 apartment Dr. int. clean am - 31 OS 1911 TEMPO. 4 door. 1 cyln- 1967 CarnamMustang, $5995 BUT conditionedcable close to ADORABLE HIMALAYAN Kit- der. auto. arnim. power steer- SELL i TRADE! 160 Simco stores 6 schools norm Ajax. tens Purebred Seal. Blue S ing, power mirrors. ice cold St. S.. Oshawa (905)484- an inclusive 5690 Separate Torte perms. Blue eyes. air. Certified. high miles, 2255, entrance Sept Ist 619-6643 Ready to go Liner trained. $2200 or best 011et 728--4952 CHEYY LUMINA. S dr 1 -BEDROOM waiknut VW each.(905)-983-5371. 1992 DODGE Spirit. V6. au- load loaded. light queer ,,.t^ !an m- 1200sq" ALdianre; SOFT COATED WHEATON tomai p s p b . Mt. cruise. terior 25 000 km $14 500 place. pool IaC1I. pups. ready to go Registered. ariim nssette. 1 owner. Inlet oto 434-2775 smoker Nhile; = Ise shots. breeder guarantee. condition Must drivel Call- Ifjmes 90533' D54r loyal. non sng. hi(905)665-7874 heddi I a e a I ler family dogs (905) 1992 TAURUS V6, Air, AM/FM I� 1 1 1 e 96116 cassette $5600 (905)426- 1 t , KITTENS WITH FIRST BOOSTER available for adop- tion as well as adult can (fixed and vaccinated) Many dogs also in need of mspon- Srble VAN homes Pets sup - owes. donations; and tater homes for dogs also ;heeded. Please Call DDurrum Animal Adoption. at (905) 43-3 84I 1 ATTENTION bopOwners -".bgke Dooley Pet Waste Systems model 2000 $54 99 uupp to 150 Ib wt. ntodN 3000 $79 99 up to 300 Its. Dog lots Jackets starting at S25. 24 - Fire Hydim cbrtarter $25 99 BEST Bad 31. 4.117, 61. 10* Lifetime Guarantee. from $599 Dog shovdelasy from (90 )s 72.5419. Fax 723.1W 66 mix AiOowAbi ` for Sake 1964 CHEM Impala SS No motor Navy blue body fair Excelerm baby blue interior 3000 $ 0 B 0 After 4prn (905)-728.9174 1993 POMW PAID - loaded. 155.000 km Good condition. $1.800 as is or 52000 Cerb1W Phone (905) 952.3756. 1994 CJ -JEEP, with 3 excel- Ienf tops. canvas doors. etc. .rule rlesds ware work S18 5. Cad 905-706- 1460 1995 NISSAN 38M. V6. 3 0LIr Cherry Black Runs Mit! 2 doors. Standard. )lir PSA'W. tint. tWch back. T - Root 2401(ms. NEW: tires. brakes, altentator bak. A Dat - I* As is. 53250. Plase all (905)-427-1822. Senow; n- Ouines ow In$ MERCURY I.M. 2 dote. 4 winder. auto, O"PW pM and no rat Only 90.000 km and tomilly owned since crew. Over $1,200 just spent. 51,700 or Desi offer r '01 (905)720-6605. p1966oPONTIAC SUNBIRD, clearing. brakes. air, of aau wifig - amw. SM40 cassettei exeeaak bandaom, 1.300 s is bed. 432-2256 « iI 100 Cepa 1967 PMNMO Z28, aft., VS, 5 Litre, aflhAM cass tae, at Ps, Vtimed wincows, 185,000 , CWdhld. 905-7267383 or 905+,W-7097 (uep) 1917 ADS Ciera, V6 auto. Waded. $2195 an. 1967 Grant Am 4 c aft $1795, 4cyl WCL)sal da $1495 cut 1965 RON 4 cyl allb $1295 Call. 401-9756 1911 661CK LESABRE. good Conow, fumy loaded, will - lied. asking $3,900. call (905) 631-M of (905M20-1304. I!0 CUTLAn CavtsE>fe 2.8 Ltr., 8 seats, askin $2300 r I ie•_ __ 1.5 Ltr. $2100 (9") In►eMsa ewnlrgs- (90a5)11 252. SM 3951 1 1911 SATURN clue. 4 Cyl. j a automatic. 4 It air, child 1 SALES LIMITED safety locks. exCCBCM COFW non. $6500 obo 905-619- 1074 problems Dut need a Cary r • r t . vie have programs for every,r,e Good credit. bbd tin CANARD Z28 T -t air. Rather $19 000 Call 436- 0755 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 CHEV 905-705-8498 111m FM A nuns, nr err my wide! Must be a mid sue eg. Accord. 1991 . and n ex - .,.F condition with ABS aw air bap. Cad 434-5790. MUST SELL . 1983 Mazda RX7 certified, new brei ex- allwt running condition. $2300. (905)576-4797. NEED A CAN? CALL CERW CARI OVER A FUUT HE - 1 AtAonitibdes WeI"d S Case f for unwanted cars and trucks protect cars and write-offs (We dear oul. you rash n)905-426-0206 $75 to $TSM for scrap ars i trucks or CorK%bO" vehi- cles. 24nr Free Towing . Ale Durham Recycling. cars It trucks ranted TT GUARANTEED (905)7065740 A 8 A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats we pay SW $10.000 Cash on the spot Any CDrKh- hon, any year Call us rly- bme. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 rein service 905-086-5003 of 905-7065234 CASH FOR CA11S1 We buy used veh"s Vehicles must be in ruuwn condition Cal 4422a77yy-2415 or come to 479 BSt. East Alax MUW AUTO SALES. r KEEPING Durham Clean. Cash prtl Free Removal. Dead or Alive vehicles. Any- time. Anywhere. Bill. Iow:905-430-3688: pager 905-720-8274 C6WtT10MED AUTOS ON $ALEI AMU= Fill I e.1. SCRAP CARS tAOmed, top NNM YaNs - 1995 unto P -P id. &W i e. will APV•s si�pei�Sfsale $9,995,1994 up. Astro 7 IOOk $Br88W5 1� i r 1 dR u1M, Can 686- ) 1 GMC Saari. loaded. 62,000 evmwW. king, cheap $13,995. 19901ieW Astro, Waited. white, Mint. 1 / 116 1 only 139.000 kms. now $61 - Mw Annals - 1909 1287 JEEP YJ. 4X4. 195K 5- Brick Century LJd., bladed, r � 42L dew, body 6. pretty car. $4.650. 1991 WILSOWMME area 2 ti room apt avatlabie Sept 1 Fridge. Move, rest. hydro in- clude S742/mo Carpet. panung. laundry Daytime 905-263-8369. evenvilts 905- 263-2522. AA OSHAWA t Large Bed bsmt apt Parking. stared laundry. pnvate entry bet- ween cni C . hos route Full bath UA $6501rro Aad inti (905)438-1873 AJAX Spacious 8 year old 3.400 sq h. 4 bed home cam family room $1501 Showing Sunday Spm Avail Aug Ist CEI(416) 7964 AJAX, 1 -bedroom basement apartment. separate entrance. 5 appliances. parking. no peas. avalable Sept 1, tirstAast. $650 viduslve. call Michael 416-282-5754, 905.660-0961 after bpm. AJAX. large 1-lnedr00m base- ment apartment. al new. nev- er lived in. separate entrance. Ist/last, references $775. Adults preferred, no pets. Daytime: 905-619-2899. everongs.905-606-6001. CENTBKi MILL APTAN1MEM 2 tied. all inclusive with Well - 4 bed.. den. And. Aug 15th. AN new. Call Sam to Spm (905)-5762925. AMNABLE for August -Two bedroom apt. for rem. small s OIL Ls NOY on prahusm Please a8 728.0285. Grand Am Mac De* Fad $4900 oat. or as is. in F �TW n p car, S9.50O. 1990 Ord ll pa 6d. p.0 XII 40 A. 434-2475 (snip) titdrlby ADL ba((dkg, dma, carpeldd, newly wd- • All Lftil. Included 19 sly 57.500. MAO. W - 1995 Neon. air, auo, Oral 19)2 VOYAGER . vera 93000Kms, 1 owner, loaded. ed. wish ,chose to Duk. deal. $6,950. 1995 Cavalier. 59000. Deep booze 25 a. R. d. � �(. 1 air, auto. 4 door, 90.000 kms. 5100. (905)-436.9841. bedroom bedroom 2 a be 56,880., 1992 Cavelier 224, kadA black 140.000 kms, 1 Tfabo b$690. . 5790 3 Cal safe $6,695.. 1993 Topaz. air. 905-1579-1 626 430 0131. into A• One! familycar. Now $4,995. 1994 Geo Metro. 11R. URMIEL tem trailer. AIMNAKE 1st. SW"d ROSSWW (Oshawa). 1-Ded- 99,000 kms, 5 speed FIA and Store. fridge aavhkq, sleeps momaP Swino. mint, $3.990. 1995 firefly, 6 E00. PlhorN 905 I Vai landlord pays for auto. 4 cyl.. 30.000 km S. uulNes & able. No doW Cal chow $6.995.. 1991 Muds 190 28 FT. Taws. includes 906.432-1268. 323 sub. rural rlrle, 100.000 kua. $4.960.1909 Geo Track- 14 R Wxsgi ss boo, W bD0. shelf, aleck, apps adds LUM APT ow home. 4x err. 5 speed, steal N! 33,696.. Seo N CeAksr room.balance of season. M nclu". pose to GM. Aug ISI. $425. Paul yea Alb f1'0mN0, 155 Kfeg b. SM obo.(905) 686-9044Aval. (905)-721.0731. V10s1 N MIMOw MNL. 0011 S7! 2Nf. 1992 JAYCO 30' trailer. skieps B. air wrrdthoned, mi- NICE - Furnished scaly, cralwave, new shed. Bautdul 1 bedroom. lower -level. Park- 1"11 ILEO NUSTAMO GT.ex. Drunks, matter bedroom, nOti1 private wit-, 100 nloomAl mockdon., 109.000 kms.. Slid.. $16,000 O.B.O. all 905-049- mint condition. asking no tursufastAcucar . SUN single- 5919. $14.000. (905)831.2682. 04. 197 SAFARI Eat. Mini van ike 1new. 995 PROWLER 35' L s 10. supe lrldpe, mi- � 1 Dsn' � Running boards. Teal blue. 29,000km. $23.000 firm. liken arowave, Pgp) oul. alk. heat- deck, shed. semi furnished. Non-smoker. No pets. IslAaa. Await. now. � Ing aNnrg, $ O.B.O. (905) 579 1st. Call a0er GPM (905 432-3 7159. THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY 2tk, I"111 -PAGE 77 400 400 410 410 410 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 12.5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED iwc�nicn rnnn - nnkicii 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED/ -THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Lftil. Included • In - House Supt. & Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pen 11 Sat b Sun 11 aur- 41pm jfVALIAINIT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-1579-1 626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. Afford- able 2 bedroom apartments From $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocities.com/wall street/Floor/ 7657/highriser.html. DOWNTOWN WMTBY in 6 pix 2 tied apt $760rmo Bq Availabie Aug 1st tstAast Everyttwp included Close to AN amenities . CAN (905) 6W 4009 LEGAL. VERY NICE 2 bed- room Dsmt Clean well kept home. separate entrance. rice yard. gate court. parking. 1011011311. Merles gone working person $670 ncksrve No pets. references. available Seo est 571-5318 LIVEftPOOl/BAYLY Dngm newly renovated 2 -bedroom Dietl apt.. W -in kitchen. Sep. entr. parking Avail infund $75Wmo inc 1VAasl No pets/smolurg (905)-837- 16 N. Oshwa, 2 -bedroom. tnOge. save. central err. park- ing. storape. Iatuwry, urns. backyard. hardaoo13 floors. 5795 ndusive Avarable Sep. Ist,905-434-1146. BOTH MMA extra large 3-bdno. 2 -bast, 00 bull- ing, large LukgtieS Utilities. able. F i i Wxk do. $875. AvaNNW, No dogs d. September tr. (905)579.5554. DIE ANO 2-badman6 Ymw diate possession, antral Oshava, couple PON, d n - dudes fridge. starve. Carpe, trteowt pakted, shoppnp Pa- n, laundry tadwo. m pets. Near bus. Reasonable. (905)725.2642 alk- SPM. OSNAINA - obvdv~ area 6 roam apartment. $7001 mmoprnttlIly. Parting & yard. CA (905)M1-6945 ask for Frank OSHAWA 2 A 1Spactoin. dean in duplex. BereeM Fatncell jard. patkkq. PKamas. 1650 6$750 ties. Avaiabfe iiww dy. Please all (9D5µ201816. PIGLEIIIM9 6WgeM 1 bed. sd-wfth d DsIM. aq. CIA. 2 bedrooms, Centre and s Available AL 100 inc. Ist/last x, no smokinm IIKBMOGE . MM Race Apar1- ments. Mill fill.Bachelor apanmem. $512 . trtilnfes. Alallabk Aug 1St. Cal 852- 0447. 2 BEDROOM SPACIOUS Nice area Bedrooms above ground. large widows Refer- ences. 1st/lut No dogs Maki_ Aug IWSgX 1st $690 exclusive (905)242-5744 leave message SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom rnrhdo in South OShara 2 baths. 5 appitai utilities mduded FirrsVW. Available August t Call (905)983-8105 SW 6p in 2 -bedroom. WWI budding Elednc heat. parting. A lalri- ary taaktles. Ne pea (9051- 574-9016 bedroom apartment Ap- pliances 8 ukkies Inc. $6001 mmtlly. Adults only, no smokers, no pets. Avail. Aug 156L Eve. 905.6401065. WINTRY - Cep for rent. 2 bed- rooals $675. firstAw re- paired. Cal days 905-725- 8911; Eve. arca weep mals 905- 668.4016. W.V. 1 -bedroom apaii num available August 1st. SM nww* tnchtdes tread. and lar(bp tot one car, law dry tadkties. ouiet taw". Raw 430 0959 or 723.6985. VilO MY spadm 2 Iledroom, $640 froom Urge $650us $30 0ppko am bis SM Mdto- Parking. Sal let. (4th) 099.5287. WORD, 1-INdroom Street I" basement apartment, private entrance, fireplace, cable, parking. tawdry, avatl- able now, no pets/smoking. $650 tkstW. 985.430-2793. WWM. gorgeous. trigtt. le gailiM. 1 -bedroom sdl-con- Uni ed basement aparnlent. Maiable immediately. $675/ maim all inclusive. No Mor smokers. (905) 427-7 74 or (905)-665.7254. WIMIBY junior 1 bedroom Available Sept. 1 st. Cal 416- 704145. 16789-4145. or 905.665.7543. Al OWAWK Friesildly brated, bed. $680. Fait , prtorp in- cluded. Laundry on site. Close to all amenities. 1-888-749- 2738 or page (416)-501.1667. SICK OF RENMN6?3 OWN YOUR HOME - From S700/mantih Minimum nponla S30AOD year ' • Not much dowrtpaymeri CAP Marldl Help for eJiOdharoed bankrupts Choose one: Cash rebate up to $SAM Q8 c Discounted Mortga" Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Saba Rep. Suakin Group F_xoel Really. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?ti Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Really (1 991 LM 1905( 668-3800 or (905) 666- 321, 1 Houses Fp Rene WHO SAYS YOU CANN(Yr AFFORD To BUY A HOUSE? ii Irom $7'fr,onth ti;• V,-Cll Dvw^Gay^ nfr (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 :Mark Stapley PICKERING 4 BEDROOM SEM house nor rem $115C, T0i . ut+mes Close to all amenities Available Sept 14 Call i416)4474W even - nos 4 K Da n n q Mtn attached ,rage Rus a sep 2 Car gar age Tr10ts rid S Counice S1150 . ueWres Reference ^eecled tsvlast Days only 051 -277 -;TBW CANM UCTON 5 bedroom Farmhou9e Modern kitchen. .emrai air, $900 • utilities 'st 8 last. references. avail- able Sept Ist Call (MS)439- txecuuve roux ,:oMPktely rurrushewl len ni Whitby, 10 month lease, 31400 monthly utilrhes Adults preferred No pets Avaidable Aug 15th. Call anytime 905.668-6958 OSHAWA 3 bedroom semi walk to amenities Ni gas turnam 4 appliances. ptware double tar drive -ray S90W monthly utilities Relerenc- es 436-9810 Sept1 PICKERING - White s Rd SheDnerd Ave 3 bedroom, close to public and high scads. S1 000 /nlblth plus utilities Ist/last, references. Available Sept. Ist (905) 839- 1440 MCRERNIO Convenient toca- ton. 2/3 of horse. 2 bed. . bsmt. 2 tar patting. fenced yard. suits Couple. no pei smokers Avail Sept Ist $825(mo.. 11 ukhow (905)- M7719 PNxERINR 6ageous 3 bed- room• 2 storey. C/A aPpMnc�- es.Garage. Cron -smoker. $1150rmo . utilibei Rob (905)-426-1984. Messages promm rimmied. PIL1E1i. 2+ bedroom bun- gabar lige to, No to PTCJ GO. Avaii de SOL 1st. $1050 . olkb6. (905)420-1524. K OSNWIL 44bbdroom. 2 up b 2 down, 2 bWwWms, fa w ly room, =*,. FAG treat. $ Mfno.uNities. first/ asvrde nmm. 905-906- O OSIIAIMA KMBIW UM 3 Bed. bunigialow. Owner in bn-wft Laundry park". No Smaking, SM Sao I St. www - main Nom blow low. 2 be0rootra plus dm. W PW-. Win". storage. pacing. Close to Go/palkl ace. usive. tirst/asU relerdtoes. 6654540. 14 in TbmaMeeese AN OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed- room townhouse dose to scads, shopp950/mro. ng. S ALL INCLUSIVE. hrsWst. Available AugrSept. 1st. (905) 579.9956 days. COUffFICE townhouse, end unit for rent. 5900 plus uW Des. 5 appliances included. 3 - bedroom. 2 hams, form Wage and fenced yard. Call 432- 7053 alter 6pm. FOR RENT 1011 S7MCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities 8 parking included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 OSHAWA. S::..ere 2-Dedroom appliances. park - no newly decorated 5900 -ionthly all inclusive Avail- able September Ist Firstllast 905!427-3763 after bpm Rooms for Rent AJAX - MASTER IEDROOM. walk in unser en suite 'u:. .se of noose. uundry. S45a :er ink) or $110 per wk Cad Nike'905)428-3225 Available ImmeeraNty Fur- 11sherl 'nom in Prckerng. Ci - ^le, kitchen lacikfies near Ick enng Generating Station 'TC GO $360/month. 5170 yr -weepy 420-4318 BEDROOM. dies private sit - ring room .r country fur- -4shed or urqumkshed. use of x,tdhen facilities. female pre- leased $385'ion" Seagrave 905-965-3607 snip COLLEGE Students furntshed rooms kitchen lam & can - mon room non-smoking. S3001mcN. h. tint from Cbl - lege no bus route. CWVNe to resicience pries Ist/W rd- erencn Available Aug 15th 905-725-5624 COUItTICE. FURNISHED Dec yhing room with 'ireouice c, a. pool. own baNtroom snare kitchen. 5450 inclusive Available Aua est Call 9am- Dm. 4366315 LARGE rooms for rem Fresh- .., painted. central Oshawa 9.os at door Mature response Die indvCaal only 585 Week - Further rMormanon f905!- 0-OB2 7 WAGNER LAKE .,ondpei - =;rn¢neC ^.>om share all !Aabbes with one other pr- ate fauna Parking (905152- 5396 or (905)479-4100 WEST P=ERWG Spacious funxsnea room ir. pear, adult Nome Suda a lot employed ran -smoker Parting bus. bathroom lntcnen. reterli Its 1VAaV $Hawk 19051- 509.2459 WILSOWROSSLAND 2 bed- rooms in private ratite Mao wevnd $3501 Shore kdc - en. 6 laundry large reC- room (905)-571-7254 1 shad AJAX- convemkert to 401 - 3 bedroom executive ni smokuq turnrshed home to An with one. Separak 3pc. private bam, own room La arc. (leRriC4'.. r door prolessionr. Oust street VoWino. Available now. Paft*. 9054WP-- 63 PICKANMIG - beautiful home. Bedroom cam private sitting room. parking, nwrt-smoker. Amiable Au quest 1st. $SON ffwWj". Call 839-1677. SINGLE MOTHS SEEM Respgaibk person to sham 3 bedroom taulu S525/Mo. . 11 intoes. Let math's nem negotiable. (905)-031.6313. WINTRY bed stlug room on man level. Share function. Dam. an inclusive rekrmnoes. Sols ppetrr son. Arai). Sept. 1St. 15tAifit S400hno.(905)665.8768. WNrtn -dean quiet mature home to stare. large fenced backyard, from porch, laun- dryrtp. Atireapla e. walk to snop- 4�728mo. Mark, FW Paid CnhhdorNihlitMee NORTH WEST LOCATION (Oshawa) 2 bedroom pent- house condo. Air. 5 appl ro- es. very dean a quid. $995/ monthly . hycrb. Awar. Sept 1. 98. (905)728-7946 even - 111P• ONE BEDROOM Cando. 5650 pus hydro. IstAast, fridge. stove. dishwasher. Sept. Ist. 80 Ansi St. Oshawa. 436- 0278 1 office i ' Rail space 77 Free Rent 77 ;shawa downtown 40111600 Mqn Of- 'ict/Reta l East Oshawa 1800 ;lit Commercial Hosue 4501 Shop Cad 434-2447 w 655.4132 400 ser. 0 new orifice space $350imontn includes every. thing $4mCoe N location available now or flexible One mirth free rent Call 576- 6999 700 sq. R. for rent in good Central location Bond aro Park Rd $875 Phone 728- 7861 FOR RENT nr Lease medca office space orated .n busy whitey shopping plaa Rea- sonable rates and gontid0lti- My guaranteed For more n- tornijbi rad 905-404-19gt IDEAL PROFESSIONAL 350sq , ground evel lin i Dttra sten signage x 4 ori Yyestney Rd Aia 550 Nepooadre !9051509.3581 Irwuse,r .• lJriib A.M. ; irr•, .., -,%, location lir more nMOrmabw call 905-619-2899 NEAR ;shawa Centre Er - :W11 jay unit "In over- nead doors & sloe door up- stairs platform Ott". am n- cinsve(businew tax includ- ed) (No ceilings. parking ur )dies. washrooms air- pOrhpreswr indudedl Lease bpoknal $600month Spier nor parking equipment or trucks 905-576.2962 • 1 for Nero 1 A 2 BEDROOM "ousekeep- ng cottages ooaf "ental soon dy Deacn playground, horse- shoe pit. golf near Dy August dates still availabte From f3251wcek 905-432-3843 BALSAM LAKE ration Falls 1. 2 3 d 4 bedroom house- keeping -cottages. August and September Last week in Aug, Sept. includes keg weektnd Duret tamely resortsandy beacVGood-fishing But rerjbis. (7051887-25W BOWAYOEW Waterfront 2 - bedroom tamely cottage. TV. VCR, microwave 880. sur. boat, huge deck dock. Wosi. wtldl e. private beautiful set- ag. suns small tarrally $500, wk. Aug 7.14. Aug.28-sept 7 cal(705)657-1992 GMT fishing and family hokdiy a Rice Lake. 1 hour tram Oshawa. Modem 2 b 3 bedroom cottages. sandy beach. playground. children s program-, basal 8 motor Low famryArras, Sunnymead cot R.R. 13. Hastimys. Unt. KOL IYO (705)696-2601 %V- pAnto e 1 Ftoridb CLEAN WATER AREA 3 bed - muni. townhouse. pod. lacuzzi. SBO, private yard. available now. For into and to vow photos. 905579-3?88. CLEARWATEN. 2 bedroom fully furnished mobile home. a/c, lot tub. pool. Wil supply pictures 8 references. $250 US. CIA 905.434-7134. CLEARWATER, 2-3 bedroom fully furnished mobile (per- manent) lames. Central air. pods, lot tub. near beaches and M&W' attractions. Child- ren welcome. $275/week. Photos slew in your Mme. (905)683-5503 1 1 Private Hames EXTRA $M/me. APT. RENTAL MCOMEI Counhce 2300 sq ft. Beautiful home 3 bedrooms. huge lutcten. 2 full baths. C/A, 2 car prktniYgi- rage. Brglt 2 bed. bsmt apt Great neighborhood $163.900 open house July 26th. 1.5pm.(905)-432.8922 P4GE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1998 11Firm" °""` far Sob NOME WITH AVIFWI $280.000 1885 century home. 4 (5) bedroom. 2 full baths. with many up grades. wind- ows. Insulated. frau porch re- stored, backs repainted. cen- tral air. 6yr oil furnace. tL Dprofessronally landscaped Minutes east of Bowmanvdle and the 401(905) 786-9806 or (905.720.8,92 OSHAWA 2.1 BEDROOM back tiungalrw large corner lot. In desirable area close to 401. Ask ng $, 47 500 Ca (905) 7254,17 - ridges Moraine 3 oeds, kv- ing. drnmg. family room opens b patio and garden eat -in knchen with wood floors Half In acre year round home in conage country setting Deeded access to spring fed motor free private lake Minutes from 3 9q11p113f Lrourses and 3 ski areas. 1Aarkham 20 mins Ajax 15 mins Priced to sell $295.000 Tel (905) 649-1666 pffil For Soft BAPTISTE LAKEModern 3 bedrocm corsage cathedral certrng. Urge kitchen, sky - "his fireplace sand teach, road access $159900 Cal! (416)-626-0513 1 Carver RED 117-1- RESOr7 ,am,ly campground and cottage resort on ifle Trent Large Spapoas sties Full hook-up from 5825 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from S42S'week Rec hall storepod. lakefront swimming boaMrg, good list" 'ing 6 905-435-0807 .OS 778- moner b MfOl i PROBLEMS. 0. dew jruck itrinew gomg bankrupt or being garnstleed Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating Can for free edormatton 905-576.3505 Student loans included OBTAINING A LOAB IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME IOaPMRS CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHM 00 MOT. IT tS SUGGESTED THAT YOU 1MYEST1GATi THOR000H- LY BEFORE SIGNM6 ANY CONTRACTS. MORTGAGE$ - Good. bad and ugh Financing tot arty pur- pose. rates from 4 49% All apptrcatrons accepted Call Rid, community Mortgage 805-706-2879 MORTL%US - Good. tad and ugly Financing for any pur- pose, rates from 4 49% All applications accepted Com - moody Mortgage 6U -M 1 flrsiaeee ESUDIUSI ED Pnme retail location -Chip Truck (mobky fully equip staaMess steel kNetlen, year round operation, will go Wide. 530.000 o.b.o. Serious enquiries only. 905- 725-7242 (cave Message). 1 Patsoaels n CMUTINI ONTARIO IIWAKVRM - names a pd - We phone numbers. '1 -900- 451 -UN at 235. $329mtin. am be 1s. TAM. MLUULY RYtMc Aw analis. Rnd the ornk wilt $2.99/Min. •18+•24 Ars. 1- 900-451.3783. ItFMBRT PSTCIBt 52.9ay OW. 16. 24 hours. 1900 451-3783. DAILY HOBO SCOPE tgoo677-Ino. $5.60 24 hours. OSNAwA RElAxM1 MAS. SAGE sheave service 40 King St W(906) 40444 11:38 am 9'pm Sman...wdoww Di- vorced? DISNke Bar Sane? Looking for romance? t 70ies Frie 25 - 65. Call Love is Sharing. (905) 438-0411 SaaMNdcCarl6dMNial. :1 °ti :1 . 1 Auctions • 1 Au illiota Just a name change - Same location Best rates for mortgages and loans lst's12nd's/and 3rd's Ist time home buyers welcome Special/unusual situations. Private finds availablc For my usual fast, friendly professional service lease call: STLVU JUL" Ter. Lineit"O 686-2557 Evenings and weekends (905) 430-8429! Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone operators are available for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 LIQUIDATION SALE PUBLIC AUCTION Mon. July 27 at 7 pm Preview 6 pm Victoria Square 2929 Elgin Mills Rd. 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New anddooK w«I�aflsbof I'p Goa- Miwd. 105E Discarlt to Seniors, fully in - awed, Free estimata. Call A"" at (11195) 42D -I M All Pro Painting and %aHpapering Au.� .alrrrp '' Gcaeral rota T r palay w„rk • rcaxr•ta * limn 20% AT Gx Saw" <-.,I: u. a FRET- Estilawe saes -9669 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING & PLASTERING Colour mate^mg Stucco ceilings No money up front. pay when your satisfied. r,,e Eswnae. Senor Dkrcoure Can Baa of idlerriknw (416)414-5911 (cell) Curs Wall Coverings Painting a Wallpapering Small repairs. drywall, wood finishes. professional. reliable, reasonable. clean. Colin 839-7256 IAN BANKS & SONS Painting A Wall papering 40 yeam experience Free EstinLst" 4161-265-0944 REQ61itR9p �EDIATKY 5 yealis experieffem Mug have own bools k ZION eoatrx0oes verekoined- Call Claw" 430-3912 TMS PAINTING A DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 : 1 Z;; : 1 ROebg — ROOFUVG and WrMM M11ELLA N Quality workmanship at a fair price, call am for an estunate... "S-767-1240 John McLe1We "A Alan of His Word" AJAX Moving Systems Full Services. moves. appi ance and piano spectaksts. Fat rate or hourly. We note have heated storage ur1As. We sell moving Supplies. Park and load special. starting at $125. and up. Serving East to West Coast province to province. 725-0005 Mwnbw OTCIdr1Af<IN= 427 -OC tear old NATIONAL MOVING SYSTEMS Big or smart flat or hourry rates fEN1011 AMO MD- MDIfTN DISCOUNTS. %sbemW Cornawcul Comparam Rates Free Esornas. 985-723-7479 1.8064153-7750 MOUMTAM MOVING SYSTEMS We will move arythng. C.=,,, Corrarwrcral oanytime r resr0ertral Packaging. storaw Wild ba arlabie Seria Fri moneh dtscoutMS Free eshmates 571-0755 1-Ba8-491-0600 " MOVERS Mow big or mull, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount• short notice moves. Ap- pliances craved. also storage space available. Comlp�JrMp17a rates. CaN (1 SM a 1TSI Houses, Apanrrtents, Offices, Appliances a Plana Specialists. Senior a Mia-M«nn Discounts. Licensed. insured. Fine Estimates. Praeaglaaal Cau 4w7796. E1pIfiMIC10 txOM Riots tlsON= rales, . 1c PPWMapt. 6k . •Pam Savbsa 111=4EI. 80L11i1011i Telepmn all "@no& •Ibessa wM ~ cegew Ica. so Bees.51%lon an alderdlum Cal ler ►tse eaBaen: 411.724-!!!6 41i•7�1-M41 PROPERTY SERVICES lacation, maintenance. Keel rour lawn and garden. Lookinj loud while away on your holiday. (905)432-3823 RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL -INDUSTRIAL Fueretue TREM E REMOVAL & ANITENANCE on Rsfrrtr•bt Sbxnp ftlenovin al a Landscaping CALL DAVE FURNITURE REFINISHING Restore old turn. to its original beauty. Hand stripped. Free estimates. Ian 831-7055 : Pafy servion party Services RAMOff WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And Al Otxasiors. Have My Own Madan. : 1 Can Erie 660-4932 CARPET NISTALLAn= 25 years experience. restretchfng• our speciailty. Free estimates. 0 a N DttB . 917-1799 Bit 20-1111 PtltiB ■ANN IFU111111111111111111 • Old Floor mfinisbed • New floor installed . • StammE, sal Ileo quality work Low ces Calf David (416) 722-3806 �� up 10 3OW sq. fit Vaaildr•rrd , floors westled, wMrdow ledges, baa boards, 6 welenvsr eke ON hu" ""a CNWWrg. 10 VMS aaewawf Cell Rel+ a 416786-3160 wwan%wMwaur cheeses M M /w eleaaallf lk &low Children's entertainment for any occasion. CIgMnS ' character look-aGkes, bat bags, balloon agrams paff tg, magic, music. 'On Afto Awad r - c1b Paw "*1W >k>k M*,l irli k>k>k K•M / MMCIAN • LW afMtn* a AA OCCaS10fIS AN antes Call Jeff ( 905) 839-705? • Adult AM— Eataesia.s.� F, -1 a gendeman's best friend EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SERVING DURHAM REGION ELEGANCE & CLASS REI ABt M & DOCRE77ON GUARANTEED 4E04E-8761 reliable, mature perzon with over 20 yeah experience de.rre to des cleaning Excellent erJerrrrces, Fvery other Fnday. Reasonable rates. Phone 576-9865 leave mcw.ay;e .. A" Enwrtmormt Girl_! Girts! Girls! Live! 1-900-451-1205 fid. 1230 73.99 per min. Most be 18 yrs. Procall Co. 16021954-7420 897 MAKE GREAT SKIN' IN 28 DAYS For VpoiinbneM for a derma of R aWee's aging system, to Wq Grp, t (9M) 426•M SELL R NOW CAL 680101 a+FAcsM1e C • 1 1 Mrllmnoriwns • 1 1 rFYwn•riwir In loving memory of Derek Maelntyre Who passed away July 25th, 1997. s4 .EasParteds�Tcc �a�a f�tta,r,ro,rxddurl, Dar �*artr.rtllfae,Ei, Bat gree nruworris o��soa, /t�u►cr �Zrdea, Sadly missed by Cindy & Amanda. 'W ZOLKAVICH, STEVE W Cherished husband and adored father. Some people say we shared a lot of years together. I say we were just beginning Then the fate that follows me took you from me too suddenly. We will return to each others side eventually. We belong together. My first thought when I awake, my last when I fall asleep & always with me in my dreams. Deeply missed do forever in our hearts. Angie, Alana do Kyle. aF ZOLKAVICK, STEVE* In loving memory of a dear son who was taken from us July 26, 1997. It only takes a little space to write how much we miss you. But it will take the rest of our lives to forget the day we lost you. Sadly missed by Mom & Dad, sis Wendy & family & Aunf Queenie To place yourpemonalized in Memoriam,call 683-0707 and let one ofour professlon- ®aladvisors help you. 11''I r' • 4 a `.r I/ 11.1.1. r, e* 441.': 11.IJ ti ryes' .;rl,, I,rt •,J.I x,1-41 THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY 26, 199&PAGE 29 WATCH FOR THE INTERNET DIRECTORY This Tuesday in The'News Advertiser. -The easy way to find local business online. THREE BEARS AUTO BODY `OW Ofr AJAX'S LAROESrAUTO AMY i COLLISION SHOPS' Off complete � 1$ x200 Body & Point Work 1 i or well par your deductible up to tW.! (vft Nb 4: i 'Coupon must be presented prior to vlprk being started r •Some 2uncbons apply Ask for dorads. Free Estimates! UNIT OMB, 282 MONARCH AVE, AJAX (905) 619-2327 THRIFTY Mechanic Shop .,p s! TiA®RATANA lentis ON TORS( LUBE, 011 " s1495 (moat ea..l rORLL1 TORS N4 171LOM13...... ........... ... 185FM1a.... »...... .. .... ....................ti4.lti 188170814 .........................»..........51.86 14WOR14.....................................N.16 2&& IrARZWRLL ST.. AJAZ - 619-1222 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 CORRECTION NOTICE For our 8 page Super Saturday/Sunday flyer (Sale Dates: July 25-26, 1998). Page 7 - Save $50 on JVC 27" Stereo Television (#14449). Ad should have read: Save $50 on RCA 27" Stereo Television. Save $30 Sears Hi-Fi VCR (#30208). Ad should have read: Save $30 Sears Mono VCR. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sean customers. atuarf tic Assuctatles Independent Financial Consultants RRS P's/RR IF's Mutual Funds/GIC's Segregated Funds Life Insurance Portfolio Analysis Cathy Leask Helping you to achieve your financial goals (905) 852-7395 Uxbridge Why wait? Bring your vehicle to Three Bears Autobody today! Do you want your car or truck looking great this summer?' But you're delaying your decision because money is a little short right now. Well, problem solved, because Three Bears Autobody is offering you no interest, no pay- ments for 90 days OAC on paint and bodywork. "We realize people may not have all of the money right now to pay for a complete body and paint job," says Kevin Bond of Three Bears. "Now they don't have to wait because of this offer." As an added bonus you can also get $200 off a complete paint and body job or $200 off your deductible for insurance claims until July 31st. "'That's a great discotmt off an already very fair price," says Kevin. Their team of bop technicians know their business well and can make your vehicle look like new a They have all of the latest equipment and use only the best products because they know how much you value your car. They use new metal Mig welded to your vehicle and the best urethane paints. Treat your car or truck to a premium paint job at Thrtlmf Bears Autobody. Additional services provided include a free shuttle service as well as arranging a rental vehicle depending on your insurance cov- erage. And remember when it comes to insurance work, the choice is always yours where you take your vehicle. "Insurance companies may suggest preferred shops giving the impression you have to take W there," says Kevin. "Well you don't. If there's a shop you want to take it to whether it's Three Bears or some- place else, the decision is yours and yours only." All of the work done on your vehicle is fully guaranteed as long as you own your vehicle. For more information about Three Bears Autobody call (905) 619-2327 or visit their shop at 282 Monarch Ave., Unit 20B in Ajax. .Tn 0 PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER/tTXBRIIX;F TRIBUNE StTNDAV, JITI.V 26.1998 C e3u.. CoM�eribN C; 1032 Brock St. South, Whitby DON C� eurT AUTO BODY INC. WATF.R1.V 4.' 7 1R WA5 H 11P Niro -tech. Pat cally AlWn lskid (m)668-8663 (m) 430-4191 �r IrmouMi Automotive Repan 250 Wentworth St E. Oshawa 433-4161 KM:rMDOM� NUL-Aacrmk. 120 Russet Ave. #3433-4108 (90e) e7e-5222 REGISTER indllMals M rrnum St. L Y_ I...-ws�A�er�r -+. y�r� ♦ ..wr.rr.ral. .��s.YF�i+. �.s..awr Teeev! Steve's Diesel Inc: Ia600�b8.141i CoM�eribN C; 1032 Brock St. South, Whitby DON C� eurT AUTO BODY INC. WATF.R1.V 4.' 7 1R WA5 H 11P Niro -tech. Pat cally AlWn lskid (m)668-8663 (m) 430-4191 �r IrmouMi Automotive Repan 250 Wentworth St E. Oshawa 433-4161 KM:rMDOM� NUL-Aacrmk. 120 Russet Ave. #3433-4108 (90e) e7e-5222 soap -on • _. - � ' _ .. . _ -- R C TWCI( a_wro t 1�j l (( yw OSHAWA 460 TauntonRd. E. WHITBY 1220 Dundas St. E WCANADA SMART CHOICE MAACO AUTO PAINTING A BODY WORKS 710 WILSON ROAD S., OSHAWA, ONT. LiH 6E7 ,.. .� TEL: (905) 576-5005 i' LANOITAFFI ' AUTO NALIS (905) 725-4011 597 SQACOE STREET S. OSHAWA Visit our booth at Autofest `98WillConlinentdi - 6 :N N ..T arm'• ,a COfMfTf !OS►ER TO 80WER SERVICE L=*Dl 61909 St. E. Oshawa..` ft FIYIOIIo TILS & Sdes 7a<' x I 317 Hooms SL, vwft • 616 2121 - ALL SBMVIC EZ'OV►I11T6 TERRY'S ENGINE CENTRE AtR01107111E tAIICIMIE SHOP SEIIrt U Ser� Nub= Rgom 71.OVIlPAMSolih 199 Bsssin9, Bmrww s . _ - URN is uld 19 Tit OW 02-1711 yart (906) 623,9064 011110MIL Ont L1 H 61t i fmic 4" • \ y LM 61 THisWEEK T. ��III s:_ '• 0 v E a T i s E R ' `' x"` ,.r:. � JM W . y` The Tribune ; �g ' y� - 4 indllMals M rrnum St. L Y_ I...-ws�A�er�r -+. y�r� ♦ ..wr.rr.ral. .��s.YF�i+. �.s..awr Steve's Diesel Inc: Ia600�b8.141i Cs� .._ TSCHCl3tT ("S) 623.1411 I f 3CimQ$�%XTNE 343 SLOOR ST. W. (401 a Park) 723-1125 soap -on • _. - � ' _ .. . _ -- R C TWCI( a_wro t 1�j l (( yw OSHAWA 460 TauntonRd. E. WHITBY 1220 Dundas St. E WCANADA SMART CHOICE MAACO AUTO PAINTING A BODY WORKS 710 WILSON ROAD S., OSHAWA, ONT. LiH 6E7 ,.. .� TEL: (905) 576-5005 i' LANOITAFFI ' AUTO NALIS (905) 725-4011 597 SQACOE STREET S. OSHAWA Visit our booth at Autofest `98WillConlinentdi - 6 :N N ..T arm'• ,a COfMfTf !OS►ER TO 80WER SERVICE L=*Dl 61909 St. E. Oshawa..` ft FIYIOIIo TILS & Sdes 7a<' x I 317 Hooms SL, vwft • 616 2121 - ALL SBMVIC EZ'OV►I11T6 TERRY'S ENGINE CENTRE AtR01107111E tAIICIMIE SHOP SEIIrt U Ser� Nub= Rgom 71.OVIlPAMSolih 199 Bsssin9, Bmrww s . _ - URN is uld 19 Tit OW 02-1711 yart (906) 623,9064 011110MIL Ont L1 H 61t i fmic 4" • \ y LM 61 THisWEEK T. ��III s:_ '• 0 v E a T i s E R ' `' x"` ,.r:. � JM W . y` The Tribune ; �g ' y� - A/P Jean out J Wme God vw =11m m" we&fim vvws �edai�g �a� A -S you Stand WWC fatally WW f*ffj& at the alter today You are breathtallcing in your gofgeom gown with your beautiful bouquet With :cutin brocade pearts and lacy A around_ As, %xmr ha also groom take---. yow hands and he sa}N I WA promisic my love for you atwa,*N And cherish NX)u forever m,%- dear I will honour you for the rr-st of my dn-s� &1, she wiuspcIs w his ear L Is for our precious Love fore%-er gentle ahm-% knW 0 Them will rwwr be no Other until the end of tune V Mearns Very best friends from vdiich vkc vvill never pan E Is for E-vertasung through the year in our hearts_ - Your One Stop Wedding Shcon Bridal Bouquets Pew Rows Wedding Cakes Flower girl Baskets Attendant Bouquets Throw -away Bouquets. Table Arrangements Rental Pieces (Arches, etc.) Corsages & Boutonnieres Fresh & Silk flowers Qiore Hours' am- . For your chowder, stag or informal wedding 9PM at: 8am-7vm - Sciccl from a wide variety of meats, chctzcs -:Un: ga--*r, and crackers, cel food and vegetable tray-, Ilwy. 47 S., Uxbridge Store 852-1212 Florist Writxcn by I mouLtism -"� %N GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 26,1998 -PAGE 31 70%cff @#VMS 8 MESMAWS MOTMM OF TWE MMUGAIM&I PROM DRESSES AM MORE... VVIlIft Q"Hffm is � 7n.J N 44 r 137 ftmn ft N. Who �(Pew=mLmnso o#4eU 1�le ff4ed 4e&� MILLRUN IS OFFERING A 5% DISCOUNT FOR WINTER WEDDINGS FROM NOVEMBER 1, 1998 -MARCH 1, 19" Mill Run has the facilities for you to hold your wedding ceremony as well as your reception. 7-nis option you and your guests to arrive at our charming country setter for your r entire wed&ag celebration. Our gazebo by tb ,,e pond surrounded W -6t. by our prize-winning gardens provides a romantic outdoor setting. Our reception rooms are air-conditioned with a "walkout patio". Let us be a f.R#Iea of You Good Taste NO hidden costs. Packages can be tailored to your • personal style. Prime dates still available. ME R= wM be hosting s Bridal Show on Sunday, October 46, 1"ll 11 am - 3 pm All -Inclusive wedding package takes all vour *;-�:7N.-.�worriesaway! To Boolean Appointment Call :,-Wedding &Tburnament Co -Ordinator Sandy CahCaldwell1. ..., (905) 852-6212 ext. 226 1-800-465-M3 ............. ...................... Freshness From the Produce Department Fresh Bakery Goods "SYMBOL OF QUALITY" Fresh at the Brttcher Shop Al ke's Fish Grocery Savings Dairy Dept. STORE HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 8-8 Fri. 8-9 Slat. 8-7 Sun. 8-6 Pricc/!t 1:./111%. 01/1 it) .1 tl"lol -/Id Taunton Rd. o a 0 Co v u Rossland Rd. * Hwy #2 3570 Brock St. North (North of Rossland Rd. South of Taunton Rd.) Whitby • 427-4311 C0L10,ESTATE `VIII`NES r 4