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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_06_27...-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I N G' S C OMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44,000 48 PAGES SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Hydro merger plan could pay ofd`' Pi*ekering to share in $12 million BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer The Towns of Pickering. Ajax and Clarington will receive 'spe- cial payments' totalling $12 mil- lion under an agreement drawn up for the merger of their three municipal electrical utilities. That agreement is expected to be ratified by each of the three town's councils Monday night. If it is approved, a new corporation called 'HoldCo' will be- formed as of July 1 to take over the three municipalities' electrical utilities on Nov. 1. 1999. The transfer of ownership to HoldCo in November will in- cludc the utilities' assets, liabili- ties and employees. Ownership of shares in the new corporation will be distrib- uted among tie three municipali- ties on a pro rata basis according to the value of their transferred ST k ,` � . • � tr�iwi. r� r� werremswneee ?a! Slailion llwaf assets and liabilities, following the completion of an audit of each predecessor utility. However for the time being, Pickering will be assigned 47.4 per cent of the shares, while 36.8 per cent will go to Ajax and 15.8 per cent to Clarington. Each electrical commission is also to pay a pro rata share of $100,000 to cover start-up costs for the new corporation. The 'special payments' total- ing $12 million will be made to the municipalities in two install- ments on Nov. 1, 1999 and Sept. 1. 2000, also on a pro rata basis - Each payment shall be calcu- lated by multiplying $60,000 times the percentage of equity held by each municipality. though the total is not to exceed the $12 million. 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Digging deeper for reactor restart New price tag tops $68 million for idled `A' side in Pickering BY MARIANNE TAKACS The restart decision was origi- • StaQ''Writer rally supposed to be made at the PICKERING — Ontario Power June 22 board meeting but has been Generation's board of directors has put off until August and possibly decided to spend more money on longer. It was delayed to allow the preparations for a possible restart of Pickering plant to finish preparing the 'A' reactors at the Pickering nu- its business case for the restart, as clear station. well as to complete plans for it. The expenditure was authorizedPickering's four older 'A' units at Tuesday's meeting of the board. <�- were among the seven reactors '"Iitey approved a further $18.6 across the province ordered shut million in funding for Pickering A down by Hydro in August of 1997, to continue our work on developing so the utility could concentrate on business cases, defining our cost es- improving the performance of its 12 timates, determining our schedules newer reactors, including four at ,;and so on," says Mike Williams. �Pickering '191. nunager of sakty and Ii- '. " .MIKE WILLIAMS The delay in the decision has 4=Wng for the Picketing `A' restart 4Earliest would befall of also put off the possible restart date ,project..for the first reactor to return to ser - 2000' for decision. This latest expenditure is in a&h- vice. '"Ilte earliest would be fall of liorr to $50 million the Ontario rected staff at the provincial utility 2000," says Mr. Williams. Hydro (now OPG) board authorized to. investigate the option of con- It has been estimated restarting last fall to be spent an preparations structing a combined cycle gas tur- the 'A' reactors could cost around required for the possible restart of bine plant to provide additional gen- $800 million, which Mr. Williams Pickering 'A' in the summer of enation capacity, instead of restart- describes as a "rough ballpark" fig - 2000. At the time, the board also di- ing the reactors. um. 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See defier for details. . wig -'• r ter..• NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Jurtw 27; 1'399 PARTE 3 AM Pair guilty.in slaying of man dumped in Pickering Toronto drug dealer brutally killed after sale turns ugly trial told A drug dealer whose body was found in a Pickering dump- ster was brutally murdered about a week prior when he was pum- melled and stabbed so viciously that he was nearly decapitated. Kensington Market pusher Adrian Huber was known to be a violent man who often packed a gun before his tempestuous life ended when his throat was slashed by two men during a brutal fight that he initiated, a court was told Wednesday as the pair pleaded not guilty to first- degree murder, but guilty to manslaughter. An autopsy report presented to the court revealed Mr. Huber suffered nine blows to the head with a metal bar, 65 stab wounds and a slash across the throat that came close to decapitating him. He was then left for six days on the roof of the Spadina Avenue building where he was killed. The body of the 23 -year-old was then wrapped in a sheet, a blanket and a tarpaulin, taken to an industrial mall on Bayly Street in Pickering and tossed in a dumpster. When the body was found, Durham Regional Police started an investigation that led to Wednesday's guilty pleas. According to an agreed state- ment of facts presented in the Superior Court of Justice admit- ted killers Irwin Quigley, 30, and Augustine Fontanelle, 32, knew Mr. Huber. All three men lived in the Kensington Market area. In the weeks preceding Mr. Huber's death, he and Mr. Quigley were at odds over threats Mr. Huber made to a friend and because of his boasts that he had run Mr. Quigley out of town. In fact, Mr. Quigley had returned to his native Montreal for some months. On Mr. Quigley's return, Mr. Huber started actively looking for him, indicating that he was going to shoot him, said the statement presented by Crown Attorney Ann Morgan to Mr. Justice David Watt. In February, 1998. Mr. Quigley and Mr. Fontanelle were at the Spadina Avenue Outreach program aids preschoolers with speech problems A new community out- reach program is aimed at ensuring all preschool chil- dren in Durham get the chance to reach their full speech, language and com- munication potential. The Durham Preschool Speech and Language Pro- gram (DPSLP), hosted by the Grandview Children's Centre in Oshawa and fund- ed by the provincial govern- ment, is offering free ser- vices to all preschool chil- dren and their families. 'lite program offers free assessrumts of children aged four and under to identify any communication prob- lems the child may have. "Partnering with parents ,arid the community, the DPSLP will assist families in identifying and improving language difficulties through assessment, early identifka- tion, intervention and educa- tion; reports a news release. The speech and language smices system for preschool children was an- nounced by the government in 1996. The local program re- ceived $730,000 from the Province in July 1998 and the government increased funding to $900,000 in April 1999, the news release re- ports - It adds the Province "has set a target for 1999-2000 of approximately 2,300 preschoolers in Durham to be on the DPSLP caseload". The program is also offer- ing a new 72 -page book enti- tled Growing with Communi- cation to provide parents -with information about the importance of Cally'inwrven- tion for children with prob- lems and the development of strong speech and language skills. To obtain a free copy of the book or for more infor mation about the program, call 728-1673 ext. 261 or 1- 8l]Q 304.h l R(1 P,ct ?fit apartment of a friend, Kurt Damjanov, to whom Mr. Huber had been trying to sell drugs the previous week. After a knock on a back door, Mr. Damjanov - who was aware of the antagonism be- tween Mr. Quigley and Mr. Huber, and did not want trouble in his apartment - asked the two men to leave. When he opened the door, Mr. Huber was there trying to sell him an ounce of marijuana. As they talked. Mr. Huber pulled a knife from his pocket and ad- vanced on Damjanov, the state- ment said. As Mr. Damjanov struggled to fight him off, Mr. Fontanelle burst into the room, grabbed a metal bar and hit Mr. Huber over the head. Mr. Quigley then en- tered, grabbed Mr. Huber's knife and stabbed him several times in the arm. Mr. Huber was still on his feet and "behaving in an aggres- sive manner" with another knife, so Mr. Quigley stabbed him again. A blanket was then thrown over Mr. Huber and the two friends forced him out the back door on to the stairwell. According to the statement, Mr. Quigley believed Mr. Huber might have been accompanied by his biker friend and body- guard 'Skeleton' or a second man nicknamed 'Big Dan'. Fearing further confronta- tion, Mr. Quigley decided to "si- lence" Mr. Huber. the statement said. So he grabbed Mr. Huber and stabbed him repeatedly. At some point, "he lost control" and cut Mr. Huber's throat. Mr. Huber's body was then covered with some material that was on the roof. The following day, Mr. Damjanov asked a friend to remove the body. The three men fled the province. Durham police found Mr. Damjanov first and he gave a statement that led to the arrests of the other two men. 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HiteaotaddleparMMWesdellsdsneniteeelileborfbiadSaeieiliseldUsfeea+Ditothwmn9wedebeb"mepwkm mnatrSatsRemiwsbes WEVS ADVERTISEI# &W46AY EISITION, June 27; 1999 PAGE 5 P ickering j'HoldCo' in merger PICKERING from page 1 According to the equity values as- signed on a preliminary basis, Pick- ering will receive payments of $2.84 million each this year and next, while Ajax will get $2.21 million twice and Clarington will receive $948,000 twice. The consultant's report to coun- cils on the agreement does not pro- vide any explanation of the source of or reason for the special payments. The municipalities won't be per- mitted to transfer their shares for two years after incorporation, and after that the other municipalities will have first right of refusal to purchase e shares sold by one. Under recent provincial legislation, the provincial electricity sector is being opened up to competition and municipalities are able to sell their utilities to private interests. Pickering Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland says the value of Pick- ering Hydro is likely in the neigh- bourhood of $50 million to $80 mil- lion, according to a formula provided by the consultant. He maintains the decision to merge Pickering Hydro with the other utilities and any future decision on whether HoldCo or the Town's shares should be sold will be among the most important Pickering will ever have to make. ""Phis is Pickering's nest egg, if you will," explains Coun. Holland. "It's the only savings we really have. We are taking some measure of risk in doing this. "The risk is entering the business at all as opposed to selling now. We believe it is in the best interest of the municipality." He says it was important to merge into a larger utility in order to be able to survive in the coming open elec- tricity market. "We're going to be competing against multi -billion -dollar compa- nies in some cases." But he adds that in the long run, it P M ' Durhm t u*ms Times 1 1 � ' FM Industries � 1 Pit* • Lansing Iluidalt 1 00. CHANGE CQITlt 1 10 miiiwNO APPOWTMENT 1 1 WARRANTYAPPROVEDD• OIL CHANGE SPECIAL 1 1 •so= 1 will probably be best to sell HoldCo. One reason will be the difficulty in competing with huge companies with lots of in- vestment capital and other re- sources, and the other is the dan- ger of major losses on a signifi- cant community asset. "Sure there is a profit poten- tial, but there's a lot of risk too. I don't think, personally, this is a business that we should be in- volved in." Coun. Holland suggests it would probably be better for the SPAC=PECIA BARGAINS I IN TODAY'S News Advert= Sun. June 27, 1999 News Advertiser •color Your worm 0411X"CL • Cunsn Gardens ApndPick ' Durhm t u*ms Times Pick ' Fairpwt Gusrdfm Drugs Pick ' FM Industries Pick ' r7errarra wivam Dnw Pit* • Lansing Iluidalt Pick • M i M Mats Apnl1PkL • PAarana PM A0r7kL • Ptwma Saw Pick •so= • Shoppers Dug MM A0zPkL • Sunwn Cluinm Pick • wawnar Gurdon dugs Ajau .7 rine AlodPkk I Delmmd io selt:M Wa dmic s only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy aper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, call`qwC y DUNCAN REICHER at 683-5110. Town to invest the money else- where. HoldCo's first board of direc- tors will serve to Dec. 31, 2000 and consist of the five members of each municipality's existing hydro commission - for a total of 15. Following the initial board term the corporation will be supervised by a board of 12, with five members nominated by Pickering, four by Ajax and three by Clarington. The Hold - Co head office will be in Picker- ing. Nabeel Sunday's carrier of the week is Nabeel. He enjoys sports. Nabeel will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Nabeel, for being our carrier of the week. walmarl . Alax 135 1Gngmon Rd Alax 222 Bayty tit W .11ax -26 kinRuon Rd he k 1360 Kimsu,n Rd Pick Under the 1998 Ontario En- ergy Board Act, HoldCo will be permitted to do more than its predecessor utilities. Its busi- ness activities may include transmitting, distributing or re- tailing electricity or any other energy product carried through pipes or wires, owning and/or operating an electricity genera- tion facility, and any other busi- ness activities related and/or complementary to the provision of energy or energy efficiency services. MARK HOLLAND `Some measure of risk.' 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And, there might still be opposition if Town council proceeded the way it has on a controversial development planned for the Cherry Downs Golf Club. Most politicians Monday more or less embraced the concept of a develop- ment at Cherry Downs, without actually giving the project approval. They en- dorsed a resolution which states the pro- posal for housing and a convention fa- cility with communal water and sewer services on the golf club lands "is antic- ipated to be of significant benefit to the Town and Region"; that it is "suitable for consideration" as a pilot project for communal services in the Region; and that the anticipated Official Plan amend- ment application for the project "war- rants consideration". What makes the politicians' decision unique is that there is no actual applica- tion for the project before Pickering council from ClubLink Corporation which owns the golf course. And that, understandably, brought howls of indignation from scone people present at the meeting. Area resident Chris Whillans, for one, contended council's approval of the resolution would make it appear to citizens that the politicians are treating ClubLink differ- ently than other developers. "Don't put yourself in a position where you look like you're on their side." Because, he warned, "Perception is everything." Indeed. In politics, percep- tion is nine -tenths of the law. By taking this possibly unprecedented step of en- dorsing a project - but falling short of approving it - before the proponent has submitted an application, politicians have set themselves up for accusations of favouritism. Citizens may well won- der what kind of negotiations went on between councillors and ClubLink offi- cials, even if none did. That's unfortunate. By introducing the resolution the majority of council members endorsed, Mayor Wayne Arthurs was simply trying to give ClubLink an indication that the Town would be receptive to reconsidering the development plan defeated by politi- cians in 1996. "If we have an interest in the business there's nothing wrong with saying 'come to us with a good propos- al'." he reasoned. And ClubLink's plan does seem to have much going for it. For example, the company says, the Cherry Downs project would bring employment, tax revenue and tourism to Pickering. However, no matter how good the ClubLink development might be, a cloud of suspicion shouldn't hang over it. E-mail comments on this editorial, with your naive and town of resi- dence, to nnewsOdurham net. o: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and Special -needs son I shudder to think where our son ing disability. After all he wasn't a would be had he not received the succeeds thanks special public education he did. Finding it difficult to read, un- derstand speech and express him - to school help self, our son was losing confidence "stupid". • Sarah Middlebrook, 18, of Pickering, Our son is now anenditig a near- versities come north looking for talent- and self-esteem. He felt i After numerous evaluations by i To the editor: trained board members, our son This is in response to H.L. He- was diagnosed with a severe learn- DURHAM N E W S A D V E R T I S E R J U N E 2 7 1 9 9 9 • • learn and has soared from there. EDITORIAL Pickering shanks golf club project Council's tentative approval of development leaves politicians open to criticism It could be the Taj Mahal that was being proposed for north Pickering, or a facility that could cure all diseases. And, there might still be opposition if Town council proceeded the way it has on a controversial development planned for the Cherry Downs Golf Club. Most politicians Monday more or less embraced the concept of a develop- ment at Cherry Downs, without actually giving the project approval. They en- dorsed a resolution which states the pro- posal for housing and a convention fa- cility with communal water and sewer services on the golf club lands "is antic- ipated to be of significant benefit to the Town and Region"; that it is "suitable for consideration" as a pilot project for communal services in the Region; and that the anticipated Official Plan amend- ment application for the project "war- rants consideration". What makes the politicians' decision unique is that there is no actual applica- tion for the project before Pickering council from ClubLink Corporation which owns the golf course. And that, understandably, brought howls of indignation from scone people present at the meeting. Area resident Chris Whillans, for one, contended council's approval of the resolution would make it appear to citizens that the politicians are treating ClubLink differ- ently than other developers. "Don't put yourself in a position where you look like you're on their side." Because, he warned, "Perception is everything." Indeed. In politics, percep- tion is nine -tenths of the law. By taking this possibly unprecedented step of en- dorsing a project - but falling short of approving it - before the proponent has submitted an application, politicians have set themselves up for accusations of favouritism. Citizens may well won- der what kind of negotiations went on between councillors and ClubLink offi- cials, even if none did. That's unfortunate. By introducing the resolution the majority of council members endorsed, Mayor Wayne Arthurs was simply trying to give ClubLink an indication that the Town would be receptive to reconsidering the development plan defeated by politi- cians in 1996. "If we have an interest in the business there's nothing wrong with saying 'come to us with a good propos- al'." he reasoned. And ClubLink's plan does seem to have much going for it. For example, the company says, the Cherry Downs project would bring employment, tax revenue and tourism to Pickering. However, no matter how good the ClubLink development might be, a cloud of suspicion shouldn't hang over it. E-mail comments on this editorial, with your naive and town of resi- dence, to nnewsOdurham net. o: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and Special -needs son I shudder to think where our son ing disability. After all he wasn't a would be had he not received the succeeds thanks special public education he did. Finding it difficult to read, un- derstand speech and express him - to school help self, our son was losing confidence "stupid". • Sarah Middlebrook, 18, of Pickering, Our son is now anenditig a near- versities come north looking for talent- and self-esteem. He felt i After numerous evaluations by i To the editor: trained board members, our son This is in response to H.L. He- was diagnosed with a severe learn- witt's letter June 13 regarding C.W. ing disability (a form of dyslexia), Potter's letter of May 21. and placed in a special -education Parents with so-called normal class with a qualified special-edu- children have no idea the impact cation teacher and an educational there will be on special -needs stu- assistant. Through the Ministry of dents when they're dumped into Education and public school board, regular classes with little support in Grades 9 and 10 he attended a and overwhelmed teachers with no school out of town for learning-dis- educational assistants. Believe me, abled students. In both schools, he teachers do care and will he sad- was given the right to an education, dened as they helplessly watch he was taught at his own pace, his those students get lost in the shuf- own level. He was taught how to fle, fall between the cracks and get learn and has soared from there. pushed through the system. We also learned over the years --- --— how uneducated le t --F are Gosouth young weremen... and women about their perceptions of a ling -disabled student. Most were shocked to find our son had a learn- teenage athletes here will attend uni- • Natalie Higgins, 20, of Pickering, which include the writer's fuU name versities on scholarships in track and will suit up for the Palm Beach At- and town of residence will be con- -BJ- Bradshaw, field, soccer, baseball and softball. lantic College women's soccer tear); sidered for publication. _ _ Pickering ff :. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate%Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905)683-5110 Salt: (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 newsrooma.durham.net Web address %ww.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. 71w News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 8c Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- nuinity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- labons Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advaristment Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- >s. r; 0" I"M ing disability. After all he wasn't a Local athletes make the grade with U.S. college scouts trouble maker; he was bright, po- lite, a good athlete and well liked. When sports scouts from U.S. uni- • Sarah Middlebrook, 18, of Pickering, Our son is now anenditig a near- versities come north looking for talent- will attend Florida International Uni- by high school and with some sup - ed youths to fill their rosters, they find versity on a women's soccer scholar- port is maintaining an average in there's no shortage of outstanding atjt- Al ship; the mid 70s. He has received his letes right here in Ajax and Pickering. If been Riven + Ryan Dum ett, of Ajax, will play certificate for first aid and CPR and you've reading the pages of soccer just across the border for the plans to attend college to become a the News Advertiser over the past Canisius College men's soccer team in firefighter. month, you would realize by now Sports Editor Buffalo, New York; It has not always been a smooth many area high school addeles will be • Ryan Kendall, 17, of Pickering, will road but, with family and especial - making the big step to college sports in attend the University of Tennessee at ly our son's deteirmnation and the the U.S. in the fall. Among the local athletes who'll be Chattanooga on a track and field schol- caring support of the educational More often than not, the athletes attending American colleges this fall arship system at the time, our son has suc- I've spoken to who've eared the on athletic scholarships: During interviews with the athletes, ceeded. We are so proud of him. scholarships have had to make big &- • AI Stephens, 19. of Ajax, will take his it was quite evident the excitement is We sym with the they'll. sp visions about where they'end the bat and ball to Troy State University building toward August when the cers and fears is next four years of their atdeuc and Trojans in Troy, Alabama; young men and women will leave this and teachers who entering the =academic lives as several universities • Melissa Basiho, 18, of Pickering, area to begin training and competing nightmare. Good luck. vied for their services. It's a tribute to will play third base and possibly pitch on behalf of U.S. colleges. It's really fortunate that C.W. the calibre of the athletes here that they for the University of Delaware Fight- It's also a sure bet the athletes will Potter believes special -needs stu- have numerous schools lining up to put ing Blue Hens women's softball team; continue to represent their home towns dents should have to go elsewhere their names on a letter of intent. • Rica Gajewski, 20, of Pickering, will well while competing and studying out for their education. We pay high And, Ajax and Pickering are not play women's soccer at the Savannah of the country. public education taxes like every - known just for producing athletes of College of Art and Design in Savan- E-mail comments on this column to one else. Our children have a right one or two sports. This year alone, nah, Georgia; nnewsG@durham.net. Submissions to a public education. teenage athletes here will attend uni- • Natalie Higgins, 20, of Pickering, which include the writer's fuU name versities on scholarships in track and will suit up for the Palm Beach At- and town of residence will be con- -BJ- Bradshaw, field, soccer, baseball and softball. lantic College women's soccer tear); sidered for publication. _ _ Pickering ff :. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate%Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905)683-5110 Salt: (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 newsrooma.durham.net Web address %ww.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. 71w News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 8c Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- nuinity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- labons Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advaristment Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- >s. r; 0" I"M Our Grade 3 and 6 students took the test, how would you fare? BY SUSAN ONE/LL Staff Writer Several thousand Grade 3 and 6 students in Durham took the Province's annual tests in reading, writing and mathe- matics May 10 to 28. This is the first year for the Grade 6 assessments and the third for the Grade 3 tests ad- ministered by the Education Quality and Accountability Office and based on the Province's new elementary curriculum. Approximately 4,000 Durham District School Board students wrote the assessments in each grade, reports superin- tendent of programs Bev Freedman. And, at the Durham Catholic District School Board, approximately 2,100 Grade 3 students took part and approximately 1,700 Grade 6 students participated. Answers on page 8 The assessments are de- signed to provide a snapshot of students' learning skills and are widely viewed by educa- tors as a tool to improve pro- grams and a way to measure whether pupils are grasping the new elementary curricu- lum. Students completed the tests over five days, spending approximately two -and -a -half hours per day working on the assessments. The theme for the Grade 3 tests this year was See the Change while the theme for the Grade 6 assessments was Perspectives. In the Grade 3 reading seg- ment, pupils were provided a student magazine featuring a series of questions based on two stories — 'Plants Change Might and Day' and 'Itie Sun, the Wind and the Rain'. ;In the Gracie 6 reading as- sessment, students read and answered a series of questions ` about Jesse's Journey, the story of John Davidson's 1998 trav- -els across Canada in tribute to his son Jesse. In the writing portion, Grade 3 pupils were asked to lift their ideas, plan, write and edit a story, while Grade 6 stu- dents had to create a story about a fictional character See TEST page 8 Newspaper Routes I. You have been offered a paper route. The newspaper has given you the choice of two routes. When you re deciding which route to take, these are some things to consider: 0 length of each route ' • time needed for each route • money earned on each route. I a) Length of each route: Find the length of each route. Show your work. Length of Route 1: I Length of Route 2: If you based your decision on the length of each route, which route would you choose? (Check one.) 0 0 I b) Time needed for each route: To find the total time needed for each route, use the following infor- mation: 40 You take 1 minute for each house delivery. * You take 30 seconds, or 12 minute, for each apartment delivery. 30 house deliveries 37 house deliveries 16 apartment deliveries 83 apartment deliveries Find the total time needed for each route. Show your calculations. The total time needed for Route 2 is ' If you based your decision on the length of each route and the total time needed for each route which route would ou choose? (Check one.) O O NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27, 1899 /AGE 7 AM Caterpillars to Butterflies I. In Science, a Grade 3 class saw that there are four stages to a monarch butterfly's life. They put a caterpillar in a jar and fed it milkweed leaves until it made a chrysalis. A week later, a beautiful monarch butterfly came out of the chrysalis. This is a number line of the life of a monarch butterfly. 0...t 2 w«is 4 wwr. 6 Redo qM iuty t� June 1999 3-d y Money Aniq w.ti..e r eSt tl�1e, Our Grade 3 and 6 students took the test, how would you fare? BY SUSAN ONE/LL Staff Writer Several thousand Grade 3 and 6 students in Durham took the Province's annual tests in reading, writing and mathe- matics May 10 to 28. This is the first year for the Grade 6 assessments and the third for the Grade 3 tests ad- ministered by the Education Quality and Accountability Office and based on the Province's new elementary curriculum. Approximately 4,000 Durham District School Board students wrote the assessments in each grade, reports superin- tendent of programs Bev Freedman. And, at the Durham Catholic District School Board, approximately 2,100 Grade 3 students took part and approximately 1,700 Grade 6 students participated. Answers on page 8 The assessments are de- signed to provide a snapshot of students' learning skills and are widely viewed by educa- tors as a tool to improve pro- grams and a way to measure whether pupils are grasping the new elementary curricu- lum. Students completed the tests over five days, spending approximately two -and -a -half hours per day working on the assessments. The theme for the Grade 3 tests this year was See the Change while the theme for the Grade 6 assessments was Perspectives. In the Grade 3 reading seg- ment, pupils were provided a student magazine featuring a series of questions based on two stories — 'Plants Change Might and Day' and 'Itie Sun, the Wind and the Rain'. ;In the Gracie 6 reading as- sessment, students read and answered a series of questions ` about Jesse's Journey, the story of John Davidson's 1998 trav- -els across Canada in tribute to his son Jesse. In the writing portion, Grade 3 pupils were asked to lift their ideas, plan, write and edit a story, while Grade 6 stu- dents had to create a story about a fictional character See TEST page 8 Newspaper Routes I. You have been offered a paper route. The newspaper has given you the choice of two routes. When you re deciding which route to take, these are some things to consider: 0 length of each route ' • time needed for each route • money earned on each route. I a) Length of each route: Find the length of each route. Show your work. Length of Route 1: I Length of Route 2: If you based your decision on the length of each route, which route would you choose? (Check one.) 0 0 I b) Time needed for each route: To find the total time needed for each route, use the following infor- mation: 40 You take 1 minute for each house delivery. * You take 30 seconds, or 12 minute, for each apartment delivery. 30 house deliveries 37 house deliveries 16 apartment deliveries 83 apartment deliveries Find the total time needed for each route. Show your calculations. The total time needed for Route 2 is ' If you based your decision on the length of each route and the total time needed for each route which route would ou choose? (Check one.) O O NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27, 1899 /AGE 7 AM Caterpillars to Butterflies I. In Science, a Grade 3 class saw that there are four stages to a monarch butterfly's life. They put a caterpillar in a jar and fed it milkweed leaves until it made a chrysalis. A week later, a beautiful monarch butterfly came out of the chrysalis. This is a number line of the life of a monarch butterfly. 0...t 2 w«is 4 wwr. 6 Redo qM iuty t� June 1999 3-d y Money Aniq w.ti..e r n..a r e4,eg s.wry 1 oft 2 3 4 5 6 •7 , 8 9 10 11 12 13 [ 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 I 25 j 26 27 28 29 30 I a) An egg was laid on Wednesday, June 2, 1999. • Mark the calendar with a "C" on the day it changed into a cater- pillar. • Mark the calendar with a "CH" on the day it changed into a chrysalis. • Mark the calendar with a "B" on the day it changed into a butter- fly. 1 b) A new chrysalis appeared on June 29, 1999. On what date was the egg laid? Explain your thinking. The egg was laid on 10 Money earned on each route: You can tarn $0.35 per delivery per week. Calculate how much money you would earn on each route per week. Show your work I d) Summarize all the information you have by filling in these boxes. 0 Length of each route • Total time needed for each route • Money earned on each route Using all the information you have, which route would you choose? (Check one.) O ❑ 1 e) Explain your choice. Refer to any calculations and other factors that helped you to decide. AIP PAGE! NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Jure 27,1999 Answers to Grade 3 Tests designed and 6 sample to encourage students assessment questions ' in improving problem -solving Grade 3 Caterpillars to Butterflies Answer to Question 1 (a) (i) June 16 is the date the egg changed into a caterpillar (ii) June 30 is the date it changed into a chrysalis fl (iii) July 7 is the date it changed into a butterfly i Answer to Question 1 (b) The egg was laid on June 1. It takes four weeks for an egg to become a chrysalis. Grade 6 TEST from page 7 who makes a difference". And, in the mathematics por- tion, pupils at both grade levels faced a series of questions in each of the five math areas -- measurement, number sense and numeration, patterning and alge- bra, data management and proba- bility and geometry and spatial sense. "What they try to do is to make the questions authentic, to give them a real-world spin," says Ms. Freedman, who notes the questions can be used to de- termine a child's problem -solv- ing skills, their understanding of what is being asked, their ability to apply the skills they have learned and their ability to ex- plain how they arrived at the an- swer. The assessments will be eval- uated during the summer months Catholic board employees honoured with bells Newspaper D u r h a m Routes Catholic District School Boardtrustees Answer to Question 1 (a) honoured Route one is 4 km in length and route 16 staff members two is 3 km in length. Monday in recog- Answer to Question 1 (b) I nition of their The total time needed for route one is long-time service 103 minutes and the total time need- in Catholic educa- ed for route two is 78.5 minutes. tion. Each year the Answer to Question 1 (c) I board presents The amount earned on route one school bells to each week is $44.10 and the amount staff members earned on route two each week is who have attained $42. 25 years of ser- vice. Answer to Question 1 (d) Route two This year's re- cipients include, Answer to Question 1 (e) Route two Connie Mallia, is more efficient than route one as Alex Jakym and you make more money per minute Diane Hanlon worked and more money per kilome- from St. Gregory tre walked. , Catholic School Route one - $11.02/km, 43 in Oshawa; Mar- cents/minute Pre Nicholls and Route two - $14/km, 54 cents/minute Mary Brennan from St. Michael Catholic School in Oshawa; Betty Ann Craig from Canadian Martyrs Catholic School in Oshawa; Veron- ica Cuddy from St. Christopher Catholic School in Oshawa; Ralph Pallone and Robert Henry from Father Leo 1. Austin Catholic Secondary School in Whitby; Marcel Dufresne from Monsignor John Pereyma Catholic Secondary School in Oshawa; Jane Hurley and Linda Frost from St. Matthew the Evangelist Catholic School HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF THECoebrdle Vie Vowel REGION'S WASTEIm- DURHAM MANAGEMENT FACILITIES The Region's Waste Management Facilities in Oshawa, Port Perry, Blackstock and in Brock Township will be closed Thursday, July 1, 1999 for Canada Day. Normal operations will resume Friday, July 2, 1999. V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Com nlsSloner of Works Durham College Fall (Craft & Collectibles Show Saturday and Sunday, Nom 20 & 21, 1999 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Admission $2.00 ./ Craft Demonstrations ✓ Over 100 Vendors Draw for Fee Vendor Space For wttaer :t6ortnadion talltall Baal► as reswvo Kura S m (90si ni-3111 YOM 111110M9 or 1-888-627-1191 41M -University Centre at Durham k- in Whitby; S u z a n n e Ladouceur from Father Francis M a h o n e y Catholic School in Oshawa; Julia Sullivan from St. Joseph Catholic School in Uxbridge; Rita Jeck from Holy R e d e e m e r Catholic School in Pickering and Robert Cutting from St. James Catholic School in Ajax. Fj skills by marking teams composed of teachers from across the province who have undergone special training conducted by the EQAO. "The EQAO has to report back to the (Province) by Oct. 31," Ms. Freedman says, and par- ents should receive information about their child's results in No- vember. 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' A IL 01 ... D p - e hursday July 1 1999 ` Z-tiRe. At 7� Pickering 2000 Kicks Off on Canada Da Y Canada at Kinsmen Park marks the beginning of a year-long r : •icelebration as Pickering welcomes the new millennium. Canada Day activities will be enhanced this year with a r tt�n seniors stage show and picnic area in addition to hot air banoon rides courtesy of Enbridge Consumers Gas (weather permitting). Opening ceremonies for Pickering 2000 will �. . `take place at 2:00 p.m. at the Seniors stage. Please come join' �. ; the fun as we start the countdown to the new millennium. AAA0190/pk hweerrearr) Tar of older Venom 19W Pyromusical Free parking withBus Fare I Paid parking $2.00 Shuttle Bus Every 1/2 • Kinsmen Park Fireworks• hour between the 19 & under* Ontario Power P.M. Pickering GO Train 1All• Generation Lots E & F and Kinsmen ParkS1 1 o Brock Road South � e e � � bitkarsoh” cC tfho rr��tl���C;��vr4_..G0� JJ *h, 1J� :?~1 �.3��.� 1 Ij� C 000 0. ej would fitk(� this q@ rosity and Su r :0 0( (01 A@ (co, r Vne 0rnel]"n5,-,- 141 �jr tb:,�J -W M I ' •. • . a Vile V,%, '� lJV4*r k+fehens d baths 8a���1r W The Koidin Grouo" �'� U Ni N< . 1 O N #. `rte i V -µL � . & McQuade UnR � .�a�slruments A� !IO 25, Harbour' pany ° Centre VIA" ,�''3'�ka `R� ,`,A L'. obi Y�+.0 :•'1'i.,,e .. T:' .r�,�. y P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY E011TION, Jurw 27,1999 High school students -in the know with newspaper Teen publisher aims to educate peers on Province's school reforms AJAX —A new student pub- lication at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School is aiming to increase students' knowledge about the ongoing changes to the province's educa- tion system. The first issue of The Independent, launched by student Jamie Smrke, was pub- lished in mid-June. And, the Grade 11 student, who took it upon himself to or- ganize the launch of the paper at the Mandrake Street school this year, says he did so "to raise awareness" about the impact of the government's education re- forms and "to inform students, parents and teachers about the situation at our school and the lack of extra -curricular activi- ties". The first 16 -page publication includes feature articles about the provincial government's edu- cation reforms, funding for spe- cial education, the absence of extra -curricular activities at DO'C this year and the June 3 provincial election. "It has really upped the school spirit;' says Mr. Smrke, who not only edited all of the stories submitted by fellow pupils, but did all of the layout himself. " Ilk majority of it was a per- sonal effort:' he says. "It was all my doing" And, the response he's had from students has been great, he report~. A Z4 ~ OF TOWN OF PICKERING iwNOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING On Tuesday, July 20, 1999 the Council of the Town of Pickering will hold a second public meeting, pursuant to .Section 12 of the Development Charges Act, 1997, to present and obtain public input on the Town's proposed development charges by-law and underlying background study, as revised. .all interest parties are invited to attend the Public Meeting of Council and any person who attends the meeting may make representations relating to the proposed by-law. The meeting is to be held: Tuesday, July 20,1999 7:30 p.m. The Council Chambers One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario In order that sufficient information is made available to the public, copies of the proposed by-law and the background study, as revised, are being made available as of July 5, 1999 from the Town Treasurer at the above location 905-420-4660 Ext. 2925. Interested persons may express their comments at the Public Meeting or in writing, addressed to the Treasurer, at the above address prior to July 20, 1999. A. J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Just the fax? We're at 683-7363 Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School student Jamie Smrke is the creator and publisher of his school's new newspaper The Independent. He received a grant from the Ontario Teachers' Group Inc. to publish the paper. -= The newspaper, which was service to their choice for ' paid for through a grant from the favourite teacher. Ontario Teachers' Group Inc., Mr. Smrke reports there had lAUTO SERVICE also includes student cartoons, been a student newspaper at the poems and horoscopes and the schwl in past years, called The results of a student survey cover- It, but it ceased publication this DON'T , 1 , , , ing everything from pupils' opin- year because of a lack of involve- AYS ions about the school's cafeteria mens. A.J. 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"We hope families will enjoy the richness of country living while hav- ing fun learning new parenting tech- niques," notes a news release from Kinark. For more information, or to regis- ter, call Audrey Powell at 433-0386, ext. 338 or 1-888-4-KINARK. Serenity group meets Friday PICKERING — Area residents coping with alcohol or drug dependen- cy can find help right here at home. The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting Friday, July 2 at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addic- tions of all types, including co-depen- dency. A child-care program is avail- able. Phone 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). NEWS ADVERhAgh SUNDAY EDITION, Junta 47, 1999 PAGE 1-9— GAMBLING? 1AIP RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Con-grad-ulations! The smile on Quenessa West's face says it all_ 'I'm a big girl now'. Quenes- sa and other youngsters at the Pickering Childcare Centre enjoyed a gradu- ation ceremony this week before they head off to Grade 1 in September. GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offers consultation and gambling counseling services for all forms of gambling. , All services are confidential and provided without cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 We're online at www.durhamnews.net ANNOUNCING OUR GRAND OPENING! istiaue Beautu C[tnic &Sva II Management & Staff at Mistique Beauty Clinic & Spa Il would like to thank Ajax Mayor Steve Parish for attending the official Grand Opening of our New 2nd location. We would also like to invite all to come out & experience the finest in Beauty & Spa treatments. The services at our new location include: Complete Hair Service. Whirlpool & Sauna. Aromatherapy. Full Dining Area, Waxing. Electrolysis, !Massage. Facials. Body Wraps. 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AM PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27, 1999 A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo rri The Job Squad Area youth looking for summer employment Pickering branch of the YMCA and provides need go no further than Bayly Street in Pick- leads, training and support for job seekers. ering with the Human Resources Centre for The 'Job Squad' is (from left) Laura Shelton, Students. The Centre shares space with the Mandy Smiles and Michelle Kilpatrick. School board super just super Freedman honoured for work with special -needs kids Durham Catholic Dis- y in a growing industry and found trict School Board superin- what I wanted tendent Teresa Freedman what I neodo ' Iffyouaredodkmed, has been selected by the mod aeod, and line a this Ministry of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation as w r one of 15 recipients of the a Province's 1999 Communi- I ty Action Award in recogni- tion of her work with spe- , cial-needs students.` The award program is designed to celebrate the "outstanding achievements of individuals whose work TERESA FREEDMAN in the area of disability is- Community Action sues has been innovative Award recipient. and significant," a news re- lease reports. Ms. Freedman, ;he ipation of persons with dis- board's superintendent of abilities in our society-" education for Ajax schools Separate board director and student services in Grant Andrews adds, "My Durham, is responsible for personal congratulations are special -education program- extended to Teresa on win - ming in the region's sepa- ning this award and being rate schools. recognized for her untiring In a letter congratulating work in the field of special Ms. Freedman, the ministry education. I cannot think of notes her "contribution was a person more deserving of considered by the jury to be this award" extraordinary and represen- Ms. Freedman was pre- tative of the best efforts of sented the award during a the thousands of Ontarians ceremony at Queen's Park who work for the full partic- Wednesday. e..Cir" ... -� -, -. •rx.-� Y s � �i �r 7ti �.. - sA'. ^ �' r r , 7•a V's Wk, As the world's hokst . telecommmications b a Seal which can tak yoo anywhere yota — b sol "I was kmAd rg for a career change y in a growing industry and found what I wanted what I neodo ' Iffyouaredodkmed, r mod aeod, and line a this is the place to be." -BMW* 1116iYa r low $E IN DEMAND T Sys"1111111 Tar6.leim; (rest, - qpbww &) 'sem- Q M w &fid x v kdvi "M*te syn r )URE OMX� CAf1A (lAWI COPPER • ssaal Chas sines •,Crier by Indy Ladws • Baeelint llecenent hates! • Fbion lM Aodsh m May Be Ae i.Ye g 71. Trsse wM Qwft _ x pod A fiWkJwwy Irst a.e ITerf■tttm J LINCI�N VISIT OUR IVEBSITEI tnww.IlnNalc�reotn rham otiers ro al flush DuY Region will replace Uxbridge toilets in bid to conserve water Durham Region may replace 1,000 toilets in Uxbridge with a newer type that uses less water. And, if the replacement program is successful, it could be expanded to - other communities in the region. Durham council will consider ap- proving the $150,000 program this coming Wednesday. A report to council's finance com- mittee this past Wednesday notes the urban area of Uxbridge has the highest per -household water consumption rate of non -lake based communities in Durham. Replacing toilets that use 20 litres of water with a new six -litre vari- ety will reduce consumption and sewage flow. Works department director of engi- neering Ken Thompson told the finance committee the program is a "win-win. We save capacity (at water and sewage plants) and defer capital expenditures" The department hopes to replace 1,000 toilets in 750 homes in Uxbridge over the next 12 months. The report further points out replac- ing 1,000 toilets will pave the way for 150 to 200 new homes to be built in the Uxbridge area without having to in- crease existing water and sewage treat- ment facilities. The low -flush toilets will only be of- fered to homeowners connected to both water and sanitary sewers. Homeown- ers will have to pay for the installation of the free toilets by a contractor hired by the Region. The contractor will in- stall tap aerators free of charge in each washroom. 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Anyone who has one would agree. So it should come as no surprise that they need special are. Dr. Christina McRae loves cats. That's why she wanted to open a vet- erinary clinic that catered specifically to felines. The clinic opened 31 /2 years ago and is the only at hospital west of Ottawa and east of Scarborough. It's a full service clinic and a boarding service is also available for periods of 24 hours to 3 to 4 weeks. The first thing you notice when you enter the King Street Cat Hospital in Oshawa is the waiting area. It's filled with pictures of cats, has a resident at named Oscar, a gift shop as well as a selection of at food and treats. "Cats are easily intimidated and that can happen when they share space with dogs," says Dr. McRae. "I love dogs but I'm really a at person and wanted a place where they would experience less stress." Getting your at spayed or neutered and regular physicals are important services provided by the hospital. Dr. McRae also says owners should have their cats vaccinated each year regardless of whether they go outside or not - Dr. Christina McRae loves cats. That's the reason why she wanted to open a veterinarian clinic that catered to felines. "Cats an still get the flu or dis- temper when the virus is brought into the house by their owners by way of their hands, shoes and clothes," she explains. Dr. McRae is also concerned about the diet of cats and how a poor one can cause health problems. "I see many cats that are not fed with the proper food," she says. "Many of the foods available are hard for cats to digest and lack the proper nutrients. This an lead to problems with their urinary tract." The King Street Cat Hospital also has the Joey Fund in memory of the clinic's first resident at who died in 19% at the age of 16. The fund is to aid neglected and abused cats and to find them a new home. The hospital is located at the plaza at 850 King St. W. at Thornton Rd. 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The ruling represented an increase in the teaching load for local high school teachers who had instructed six of eight classes under the union's prior agree- ment with the board. The public meeting begins at 8 p.m. at the board's education centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. For more information call the board at 666-5500. (A RESIDENCE YOU SAN DILL HOME1 A place where residents are appreciated. Close to all amenities: VF - Hospital (S mins.), bus stop, medical clinic (3 min ), grocery store, convenience store_ CALL TOLL FREE Vested interest i n en terta i n i n FOR AN APPOt Man g FOR Grimwood, Mznacr � The voices of the popular Random Notes Whitby. Singing to the assembled audience Just the fax: 683-7363 vocal group entertained visitors to the here are (from left) Rachel Johnson, Durham Region Tent Event '99 held last Meghan Voth, Shannon Murphy and Lau - weekend at Durham's headquarters in rie-Anne Baker. Workshop set for Distress Centre Training program r for volunteers starts in August Distress Ceaft Durtlun hods its two-part volunteer worker training .�orkshop Aug. 8 and 15. To be eligible for training you must 18 years or older and complete a sarming interview and a �soe-to face registration .meeting. Nd- pntoers must commit to 16-20 hours per month, including one ovt might shift for a one-year period to work the centre's 244iour helpline. t Empathetic, non judgmental respon- sible individuals who we selected will be trained in active listening, crisis in- tervention and suicide prevention tech- niques.7b receive an application or for more information call Distress Centre Durlmn at 7234461. Maining registra- tion is limited. , . Rates on GICs? Aealw 5 yr dank of Monereal GIC as of June 25/99 Can our Hotline - Matt Cook 1-877-460-GICS (8501) 4D _NFSWU Bins PICK YOUR OWN or READY PICKED AVAILABLE mclanowiez Farm ;TRAWBERRIES IOW AVAILABLE AOP PACE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27, 1999 A.J. GROEW News Advertiser photo Made in the shades Members of the Spring Time Singers entertained residents at Sunnyerest Nursing Home during an open house and garden parry held at the Whit- by facility. Here, singers Carolynne Godin (left) and Mel Clarke of Ajax Concentrate on their vocals. Here's your chance to pick the fight pods Durham Farm Fresh group lists growers � x Have you ever worxknd what might be growing out in the field around the same time as strawberries? If so, then you'll be happy to know that peas are another early summa crop and we just as easy to pick fresh from the field. Plea season began around the third -week of June, and will last into mid-July. "Thee are two types of peas: the green pea and the snow pea. Groan peens are held in a shell that must be opened and fe pea removed before it can be eaten. Snow peas are flat and light, green pods. You can eat the shell rigk along with the . small peas. Pres are a g6w source, of carbohy- drates and protein and erre strong in vita- mins A and C. Both varieties can be cooked a number of ways, including in a stir fry, foiled, steamed, with mint, in salads, said6ed or, especially with snow kpp% just eater[ raw.. However you eat than, you'll want to do it when they're very. vary fresh - You can find peas at the many conMo- nient Durham Farm Fresh locations where you can either pick your own, or purchase them from the many roadside markets. You can follow the green and white Durtuam Faun Fresh road signs or call for a free brochure. Don't let peas Pass you by this summa! - - For more information about Durham Farm Fresh or to receive a free brochure, call (905) 623-4934 or visit our website at: www.ondwrie&com - - 1 r'I y'R _ - � '.. -W a ..�-.-� .• � - .. .. .. .. ,- � �, SUNDAY, JUNE 27 MANRESA PICNIC: Manre- sa retreat, 2325 Liverpool Rd. N., celebrates 50 years in Pickering with a family picnic beginning with an outdoor mass at 11:30 a.m. Crafts and entertainment. Hot dogs, ham- burgers and refreshments will be available. Take picnic items and lawnchairs. The event takes place rain or shine. COMEDY: Friends of the Ajax Public Library host a Fun Night at Yuk Yuks in Ajax at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $10, all pro- ceeds to new main library fund. Tickets, which are valid for one year, are available at all branches or by calling Val Marshall at 420-1328. ANTIQUE CARS: The Pick- ering Museum Village Foun- BILLBOARD JUNE 27, 1999 dation hosts an Antique and Classic Car Club of Canada show from I 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Vehicles from the early 1900s (weather permitting) to the 1970s. Music, 'Best of the Show' contest, barbecue. It's on Hwy. 7 between Brock and Westney Rds., Greenwood. $5 adults, $4 seniors and stu- dents, $3 kids aged five to 12, $15 family pass. Call Chris Whillans at 649-2664 to dis- play your own antique or clas- sic car at no charge. MONDAY, JUNE 28 NURSES: The Durham Lake- view Council of the Registered Practical Nurses Association of Ontario holds a barbecue at 6 p.m. at 531 Montrave Ave., Oshawa. All RPNs and PN stu- dents welcome. Phone 432- 7604 for more information on the event. UNIFORM SALE: Archbish- op Denis O'Connor Catholic Wgh School, 80 Mandrake St., Ajax, is hosting a used -uni- form sale for students on Mon- day, June 28 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Phone 686-1865 (Dar- lene) for more information on the sale. TUESDAY, JUNE 29 TEENS: The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax hosts a 'Grease' Movie Fest, with trivia and popcorn, from 6 to 8 p.m. It's for teens and is one in a series of free drop -ins. Phone 428-1212. Public Notice wri.e, Lane Restrictions on Regional Road Highway 2 DURHAM East and West of Pickering Beach Road, in the Town of Ajax ' ' 7 4 * ' • , • Please be advised that due to construction on Highway 2, multiple lane closures will be taking place from June 30, to July 2,1999. During Construction, turning movements to and from Pickering Beach Road will be restricted. Impact to traffic will be serious. Pkase use alternatives. The Region of Durham regrets any inconvenience caused by this construction. 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Birthday One of the big girls in the Romain home turned four on June 22. Wish-- ing Kaitlin the I happiest of birthdays were M o m m y, Daddy, sister Cassidy, Ama, Papa, Nana and Granda. + Birthday Hotly Har- rison turned six on June 20 and celebrated at a party with fami- ly and friends. Lots of love from Mommy, Grandma, Grandpa, Chris, Aunt Jenny, Corey, Donny, Papa and Esther. Birthday "My pretty little grand- daughter Katb- leen celebrated her second birthday on June 26. Lots of love from Mommy, Grandma, Uncle Wane, Aunt Cathy and all her cousins, who love Kathleen very much." 'Birffiday "Our tittle princess" Mommy, Daddy, brotl>crs turned five on June 21. Jedm and Jordan. Ash - Wishing Ashley Diiz a ley celebrated the big day happy birthday were with family and friends. J U N E - Birthday One of the big dudes in the Lee home turned six on June 22. Happy birth- day wishes and love to Jacob from Mommy, Daddy. brothers Kyle, Collin and James, Grandma, Grandpa, Nanny and Uncle Al. Birthday Tim turned into a teenager on May 26. "We've been celebrating ever since." t. Much love and best wishes from Mom, Dad and Caidin. Also celebrating are two Grandmas. one Grandpa, lots of cousins, aunts and uncles, es- pecially fellow wood -worker Uncle Ron, and Duchess the dog. Birthday June 20 was a special day in the Kotsopou- los house as Tyler turned eight. Wishing ti "a great son and brother" a happy birthday with lots of love were Mom, Dad, Alexandra, Jordan, Joshua and Victoria. "We all hope you have an- other exciting year!" Birthday Mgll r, the son of News Advertis- er sports editor Al Rivett, celebrated his eighth birthday on June 13. Happy birthday from Dad, Debbie, brother Brock, sister Haley, step. sisters Colum and Mmumm, Max the dog and ?iggy the cat. 2 7 , l 9 9 9 50th Anniversary July 2 will be golden for Ella and Ken Saville. The couple wed 50 years ago in St. Mary's Church in London, England and came to Canada in 1953. Wishing the happy couple all the best arc sons John and Brian, daughter-in- law MaryAnn, grandchildren Brandon and Chantel, sister Ruby and her husband Reg. Also sending along al I the best are niece Debbie and her husband Steve, Erica and Jeffrey. Ella's brother Reg and his wife Marion have come from England to help celebrate. Love from all. Birthday Birthday "Our dear little son" Christian turned four on June 16. Best wishes and lots of love from Mommy, Papa, Grand- mas, Grandpa, aunts, un- cles, cousins and family. June 27 is a special day for Ashley Renee Stork as she turns six. "Have a great day. We all love ya." Happy birthday wishes from Mum, Dad and sister Nicole. Birthdays "Boom, boom. Scottie Rus- sell, what a hockey player. Scott . turned 00 12 on May 2 0 . Happy birth- •.... d a y and love from Mom, Dad, brother Graeme and laddie the Scottish terrier. Goofy, graffiti, Graeme Russell turned double digits on June 10. Graeme is our art and Lego kid. 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AJAX (905) 428-8479 (905)434-2651 lingua Ili as. so. ..� Wray 1 I 55 1DIKII9 TOWELS BATH $6.9g SIMEr $12.9s _"' j VINYL UTTERS 2:11'"1I -L hAdk-f LEAdEns I% CAsrom Wiftdow CovI 905.839.2101 WW OUR %*X%M0M OR CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION IN YOUR W)W 1 0 S#fijupme BLINDS—jjRRfij!M The Cruise Report , 4"c' HEM ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27,1999 AW3E 29 AM --————————————————— WORD SCRAMBLE I Check out these 5 ads, then , .,iz E : ' • 1 unscramble the item or word 1', :..Summer Special only featured in the ad. I I 99.00+ t 1. ENGLISH IVY - RRMAIED for 2 months Clanial Maptial Aft Canada in Pkiating 2. MAACO -WYSBOODKR I Amides pfdmiaml Wm* Wt indmolion I In au of out dam I elum for all age I 3. ROCAN - BURLEMAL I &&IN self defense I Clam 6 d4rp a reek Tafnily rate 4. DURHAM JUNIOR GOLF CAMP o RNTRCTISUOS Clum fir nen, was & eWWmn 5. CONSUMER CAR MART -VRDEIALCEN Oa -csicai Matnai Ants Canada Karate Tai Phi KiA42nrin Vas "ho. 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SERVICE -1016 BROCK RD., PICKERING Oust south of 401) Atti • BRAM 0 SLISP845M 0 MANAFAffe TRANSMISSIONS * AJHE UK o WWLW o UAWATM e ENGM •EANSUM 7ESTM & FAME o OR CONWIC0016 e 7M r P 01 000 NO PiAYARM • NO WflMW FM 6 MONTM 0.&C- MK $30 j -4c:= -"::>) r�� too ONTARIO'S DRIVE IM A ILI A/C CHUX ACCREDITED EVACUATE & &REPAIR IK<+U%WA 95 95 .An official marts of Cft Province of Ontario used 9 9 under license. $6 $3 AN othm appy to Mod extra if needed. cars & fight trucks NVE CARE Tr AM PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Junin 27,1999 • ADVERTISING FEATURE FIND THE ANSWERSI� --,IN THE... DOWN DOWN 1. EXCEL SHADES IS ON THIS STREET 5. CRUISE HOLIDAYS IS 2. WHAT BRAKE ACCESSORIES ARE DESTINED FOR ON SALE AT EAST END AUTO 6. WHAT IS THE EXCITING 3. DESTINATION OFFERED BY NEWS AT PLUMBING MART VAL MARSHALL TRAVEL 7. NUMBER OF TANNING 4. DARRAN GREEN SANDBLASTING WORLD LOCATIONS SAVES YOU PERCENT 1 8 CLUES DOWN 1. To talc E Someone who 4. Not as old as 6 4 9 MENEM Most abundant M 0 MENEM 0 .d You comM bo Oooal 4. New or original s. Tray 3 7 1 1 1 ! 1 1! 1 1 110 11 ACROSS 7. TIRE COMPANY INTRODUCING THE NEW SUPREME SI S. ANTOHER NAME FOR LOONIE 9. COOL WATER TOY ON SALE AT MASTERMIND 10. GREENING & BUCKNAM RECOMMEND YOU HAVE ONE OF THESE 11. MIDWAY CARPETS IS HAVING A BLAZING SUMMER 19 Kids' Crossword MENEM CLUES DOWN 1. To talc E Someone who 4. Not as old as 0 0 M MENEM Most abundant M 0 MENEM 0 .d CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN 1. To talc 2. Someone who 4. Not as old as does very well at amass who is 7. older 3. Most abundant liquid on Earth 9. Fag .d You comM bo Oooal 4. New or original s. Tray 6. Primary color 3. Not high 2R3WOM 220AOA aiw2 .e ubl3 .T 1v"W.0' .A Acme . [ K MOa woJ .9 boA .d saW 2 bvoW .A bteW .E 30A.1 _--------------------- S �y .ly =:[o Y 0 A.. A c .d You comM bo Oooal WRI Wft a pais of tkkoft to cheer oat -.. AJAX4%XE tMG " I .. the bods of Baas oe =NEWS ADVERTISER be th:iWr oa the Biros NMI rasoaaaaortes/swasantrus ..ith twro F�asra', _--------------------- S �y .ly =:[o ANDREW IWANOWSKY News Advertiser photo Firefighters help makes wishes come true Pickering firefighters joined forces to have fun and help a worthy cause when they organized a golf tour- nament in memory of fellow firefighter Bill Jerdan, who died of cancer. His last wish was to raise money for the Children's Wish Foundation, which led to the FOR KITCHEN a BATHROOM RENOVATIONS CUSTOM UPGRADES INCLUDED WITH ALL RENOVATION PROJECTS BOOKED THIS MONTH' HUGE RENOVATION SHOWROOM KITCHEN Ac BATHROOM MODELS IAW=1110011— Im -ArAILAWLE-roomy-uTuno y •SAID & O1i V& SCOICKM eCOLie:ONCRETEE RLL *COMMI RESTORATION i REPANI 09TONE SLNIBER SERVICE 1 1--000-473-7''385 Me •OCR 0. N. rlc� 1 N 0. N i VAMM W.) m8dsAIDY0UR B1DWfi WilP"`i you wlMt s Isu ire adrema of tsgrlM ire t foal iMwspspsts for loci b bok alar wilmd am' Fwmw INSIDE DEPARTMENT golf tournament. In front (from left) is Jim Nash and Kathy lisniewski of the Children's Wish Foundation. Holding the $3,411 donation cheque in the back row are (from left) Kirk Smythe, Steve Andrews and Lorn McNeil. NEWS AWERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27,1999 PACE 31 P OPP officer cleared by SIU in motorcycle chase - STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer The SIU has cleared a provincial police officer in- volved in a pursuit which began in Whitby and ended when a motorcycle crashed into a car in Pickering. Peter Tinsley, director of the special investigations unit, a civilian agency which investigates police actions re- sulting in death or serious in- jury, said there was no evi- dence of any wrongdoing by the OPP officer involved. A statement issued by the SIU says the chase began around 7:33 p.m. on April 8 when Durham Regional Po- lice officers in an unmarked cruiser spotted a motorcyclist driving erratically near Brock Street. 'They followed the mo- torcycle for several blocks observing the driving and de- cided to stop the driver for safety reasons. The officer activated a visor -mounted red flashing light, but the motor- cycle accelerated away, dri- ving through a red light.." according to the SIU. The statement says the motorcycle sped west on Call Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd. for all of your windows, doors and addtions Big jobs or small, Gunther Ivens has the experienced you need to get the job done right. Gunther Ivens has built more than 60 custom homes and countless additions. He's also installed hundreds of doors and windows, renovated kitchens, bathrooms and rec Morris. That's why people from all over Durham and Scarborough call him when they want to improve their horn. 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The SIU named one OPP officer a "subject officer," the focus of its investigation, and designated 23 Durham Re- gion officers as witnesses. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS cAst ore 144-37"U5 � Coinokft S•MctK)n of TLT-ACTION vr+yf w.,ao.rs a Doan • PICTURE wINDOWs • BAV a BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLIVUS - F%T10 DOORS STORM DOORS - NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS �_d~c'ODO WAYM TOOK E SHOWpppr lA rcilrrsM «K. Sl " $ALES. SEW410E a OW A O 01STAA.LATION L11n3 erect S7S-2222 NORJO E ERPRISES O"DOIWS DOORS PATIO DOORS eDEM Samples.. lri Nana or Showroom References Ava&"e i9W; 839-2255 UNMETM M-1 • c..ca�yi pates . • Kitchens' • Bathrooiw ' • pecks • Vinyl Replacement Windows ..� _......... _. vV97p'+.T...: •..:.v�..�� ..,.�.w.:....;.tr�tl92� �oen+r.•..ra. .r .. i.,. .. ... _ ld "-'AM PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27,1899 Summerof fun'lies ahead for children in Ajax, Pickering YMCA centre offers preschool programs BY MICHELE YOUNG Staff Writer Everywhere you look, kids are busy being kids. In the craft corner they concentrate on gluing together father's day cards. In "mother area some children put on con- ductor's hats and take turns driving a pretend bus. In the baby/toddler sec- tion, a newly -mobile baby climbs some safe, soft foam -rubber blocks, while a couple of moms talk quietly... Children who come to the YMCA Family Resource Centre are never, ever bored. There's always something to do, learn or create. And for harried parents, it offers a change of scenery, some new ideas for child-play/development, and a chance to chat with other adults. There are Family Resource Centres in Oshawa, Whitby and Pickering — a membership gets you into all three. Terri Ann Irwin is the director at the Oshawa location, which is off the beat- en track in the Rossland Park Country Club. Ms. Irwin says she loves her job. "I have the best of both worlds; I get to see to the business and administra- tive side of things and I can come out any time and sit down and talk to the kids. It's just a nice, relaxed, comfort- able aunosphere " She says the centre invites volunteer involvement and many parents are happy to participate. One mom often holds a reading circle on Tuesday mornings. "One time she read a book about Franklin's birthday. She brought in cupcakes and party hats, and all the kids sang Happy Birthday to Franklin. It was lovely;' says Ms. Irwin. Another volunteer mom does an aer- obics -for -kids class on Monday morn- ings. The exercises are k6pt simple, like stretches and stride -jumps and dancing to the 'Hokey Pokey' song. The full-time staff at the centre have Early Childhood Education training, and they design the play areas with childhood development in mind - not to mention fun, of course. Some have dif- ferent themes that change monthly. The play areas include: • the dramatic play section - gives children a chance to play-act; it in- cludes dress -up clothes, dolls and a complete play -kitchen centra; • sensory table - one month it will have sand with shells, next month woodchips and farm animals, then there'll be 'goop' (cornstarch with water, which has a solid4iquid texture that's fascinating for kids of all ages); • block area - gives kids an opportu- nity to be creative, while offering some v46aclamentals in geometry and math; • felt board -storytelling with felt animals and other figures, can be used to teach left-to-right concepts, encour- aging reading readiness, in addition to providing a sensory experience; • paint, easel and craft area - "the paints and easef offer an open-ended -` '4 'opporttmity for children to create and a good way for parents to see their chil- dren's progress: one month they're painting straight lines, the next month they're painting circles," says Ms. t Irwin; there's also a different craft every day - they include instructions, bm6Jds are encouraged to let their A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Children like Kelly Koster, seen here brushing up on her artistic skills, will have plenty of fun and educational activities to choose from this sum- mer at the local YMCA. imaginations run free; • baby and toddler area - contains soft climbing furniture, mirrors with a support bar at baby -height for tots learning to walk and lots of baby -ap- propriate toys; - outdoor playground - a fenced -in area with a sandbox, jungle gym, slides, etc. There arc indoor sand -play sand water -play areas, a toy area, books, puzzles and other small -motor activi- ties, a fish tank and an extensive toy - lending library. There is also a kitchen where people can prepare their own food, buy snacks and drinks for kids or coffee/tea for par- ents. "Where can you go and get all of this for $70 a year?" asks Ms. Irwin. Susie Noorlander, who regularly comes to the Oshawa drop-in centre with her two -and -a -half -year-old son Cullen, agrees she gets her money's worth. "The toy library is great. You don't have to buy as many toys, or you can try a toy out before going to the store and buying it," she says. She goes there for her son's sake, but also for her own. "The support that other moms give you there is great. Stay-at-home moms don't get too many opportunities to get out and about, so 1 also come here for myself ...and for my sanity, says Mrs. Noorlander. Laura Clements Jose and her son Liam are also regular visitors. She says: "I can't be creative 365 days of the year You come here and there are new crafts to do and new play areas. I like the exposure to different forms of play - it's really good for his development' There's lots happening at the Durham Family Resource Centres this summer (with preregistration required for programs and classes.) .- Also on offer are summer classes: a reading readiness class for pre-school- ers; a Music in Motion class; tutoring for school-age children, including lan- guage arts and math; and babysitter training. The Ajax -Pickering YMCA Family Resource Centre is located at 15A 1400 Bayly Street in Pickering. For more information call 839-8011. WE CAN IIELPVCU ACHIEVE A FRESH START 11 Prciessi r>.I and P@nx w 11md Swvk& Free CWWd wWW Camu edon S;arvrar coewraWww rocatlorr, ir-kio w o01M 1411 siamm $lava K p� T2i9Nt tDowr+t+) scanaosouorr -- U19 LaMwrt M E M1q 7N�O torr DVP and 401) 255 1 & 'god *AL 1#" 2931410140 t Awnwoo . tow► GROUP SPECIAL '15" Coin Voucher with B.B.Q. Carlson wagonlit Travel Ajax 905-683-8411 Oshawa 905-571-2231 Whitby 9O5 -6W8266 What to do at YMCA: Here are some of the preschool programs coming up at the YMCA/Pickering location this summer: Morning/AQernoon Adventure Wednesdays, July 7 to 28 or Aug. 4 to 25 2 1/2 to 5 years old A fun -filled time for your active pre-schooler. Expand your child's world with this combination nursery school program and mini gymnastics class. Sessions include theme -related stories, crafts, songs, finger plays, puppets and more. Then on to gymnastics, including warm-ups to music, games, balance beam and mats. My School Thursdays, July 8 to 29 or Aug. 5 to 26 4 to 6 years old An introduction to learning concepts such as colours, numbers and reading readiness. This class is a great intro- duction to kindergarten. Children will learn about the al- phabet with songs, games and crafts in a fun, relaxed en- vironment. Fun with Paper Plates Thursdays, July 8 to 29 21/2 to 5 years Is it a turtle or a tambourine, a fan or a fish, a snake or a snail, a cat or a caterpillar'? With lots of creativity and using a wide variety of craft materials, paper plates will be made into whatever can be imagined. Children will be able to experience stories and songs related to the theme of the week, as well as develop socialization skills in a fun, relaxed program. Puppets and Fantasy 21/2 to 5 years Thursdays, Aug. 5 to 26 A favourite story will be chosen by the children, and each week they will make the puppets to recreate the story. Imagination and lots of creativity will inspire the children while making their peppct. During the last class the children will retell the story selected in their own special way using the puppets made. A fun and positive way to encourage a group activity while developing their self-esteem. SERVMO i AN tAl0flfOfN-C momm ec SPECIAL! �AI 50% OFF REG PRICED DsMsr DUCT CLEANING WRH RM WTALLATION OF FREE LIGHT PLUS AIR 00 ESTWAATESMEW No ow9own EN W -P COVER Plus SUMOSAWT Non -0 EIS' . soave ere 7,.es Aur cw•.. Marching to the beat of their own drums- Onual inspection all in a year's work for Chadburn Squadron of air cadets Sevenbeaches closed for swimming Durham Region Health Unit issues order after testing Seven of Durham's warning swimmers to stay The latest testing took ue surveying Durham's beaches have been deter- out of their waters, says place June 14. beaches until the end of mined unsafe for swim-. Tony Wong, manager of the Health officials say high August, keeping its sights ming because of climbing Durham Region Health bacterial levels can often on those posted above. bacteria levels. r Unit. be the result of high tem- Signs will be removed and Frenchman's Bay East The health unit conducts peratures and low or spo- beaches reopened after and West in Pickering, Ro- weekly testing in the sum- radic rainfall. health officials see bacteri- tary Park and Pickering mer for E.Coli, a bacteria In the meantime, the al levels have come down Beach in Ajax, Lakeview found in the intestinal tract health unit plans to contin- gradually, Mr. Wong says. Beach East in Oshawa, and of animals and humans. Beaverton's north and Beaches face closures r south beaches have alt when the bacteria level reached the point at which reaches over 100 counts health officials post signs per 100 millilitres. Grease`n* the word Ajax BRIDAL BOUTIQUE INC. ' `aafis tww«tgs...w� k .�.�.�► a .qls" AJAX - A perennially hosts a `Grease Movie Fest, Popular musical hits the Tuesday, June 29 with trivia Under New Management screen for youth here this and popcorn, from 6 to 8 Summar toots: Thus.. Med, . Thum 10 a.m.. 8 p.m. Tuesday. p.m. It's for teens and is one Fri. i Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 5 pm. The Youth Centre, 360 in a series of free drop -ins. Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax Phone 428-1212. 1310 Sft�l N. N.9 fth Ml! M 4�2-i32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27, 1999 PAGE 33 A/@ A.J. GROF.N/ News Advertiser photos The annual inspection of the Chadburn Squadron of the air cadets brought pomp and ceremony to Oshawa recently. The squadron attracts youth from around Durham Region. Top right, Corporal Alex Button (left) and cadet Natina DaSilva blow their own horns. Far left, cadets practise mare•hing in step prior to their in- spection. Near left, cadet Ryan Gerolami gets his pipes tuned and adjusted by Andrei• Cairns, a member of the Durham Regional Police Service's pipe and drum band. BUY ANEW BEACHCOMBER HOT TUB AND YOU CAN puRcxAsE THIS NATIO WRNITYRE SET FOR ONLY IffillsmYentertairunent Enjoy the benefits of soaking in hot water all year long, in your own backyard! Beachcomber gives you a way to bringrelief toyour busy life with an outdoor hot tub? Now, with this special offer, T� UTyou can make your owniAM N � $1ow. cene e! DONIFT PAY TILL FAIL! For a liminal Iinr.ac a Prcferrcd Chau WWI Pay Till Fall, oa.c.! 11 *% easy Io qualify! CURIO in awl VINI to for compltit detail! MNNKVLLE 7HE NORTH JKUWAY r -mm W POOLS • K1MltOQi • NOR TItiS sa ' 25 HERITAGE RD., ter+• MARKHAM tlolml of IIIn 7 *o..dM.a ..ad. - tu%"= tt+m sow • AO PAGE 34 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EORION, Jul» 27,109 MENSPRIl�TG I n n w zsMOKFIu _e,004 -wmm- PIC SHOULD .dm9Wll", 218 kg W V V OLYMEL CADET BRANC • A' SNE IE'. 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But there are ways to prevent this common malady. And it's not necessary to use an 'elephant Sun' antibiotic to treat most UTI. Anyone can develop a condi- tion often referred to as 'cystitis.' But women are more susceptible. One in five experiences an acute episode of UTI during her life- time. The majority of patients with cystitis suffer from what doctors refer to as 'uncomplicated' UTI. In effect, they're not indicative of serious urinary tract disease. 'Honeymoon Cystitis' is the newlywed's first encounter with urinary infection. Frequent intgr- course subjects the bladder to in- creased trauma. Like an overused tennis elbow the bladder becomes -.inflamed. This makes it difficult to make love while constantly running to the haihrot,m. to sa,, nothing of the des, volved. Patients suffering from UTI complain of increased urinary frequency and burning on urina- tion. Some will also notice bloody urine. And there may be low abdominal discomfort. Maurice Chevalier, when talk- ing about the difference between men and women once remarked, "Vive la difference!" But in creat- ing this 'difference' the Almighty gave women a bad deal compared to men. Women have a short urethra, the tiny tube that carries urine outside of the body. This makes the bladder more accessible to in- fection. Initial microscopic diagnosis of UTI is made by seeing pus cells in the urine. But definitive diagnosis depends on a urine cul- ture. This identifies the specific germ and what antibiotic will best cure the infection. But prevention is better than cure. The most common germ as- sociated with UTI is E. Coli. It's an inhabitant of the bowel and rec hal area and automatically in- '.: hathtuh water. This makes it The Doctor Game W. Gifford --Jones M. D. easy for E. Coli -to gain entrance to the short female urinary tube. Many women who have repet- itive UTI due to E. Coli can avoid a recurrence by one simple mea- sure. Avoid the bathtub. Take showers instead. The use of estrogen can be helpful for postmenopausal women. Estrogen keeps the lower urinary track healthy and more resistant to infection. Patients who are troubled by UTI should become 'goers' rather than 'holders.' Women who empty their bladder more often are less prone to cystitis. They should also void immediately after sexual intercourse. Rectal hygiene following a hov,cl m, .ement is important. Wtrin tr,,n irant t,, haA keeps E. Coli away from vaginal and urethral openings. Drinking plenty of fluids avoids stagnation of urine. Stag- nation may also occur if the blad- der has dropped, causing incom- plete emptying. Surgery must be indicated to stitch the bladder back into position. Doctors used to think drinking cranberry juice to prevent UTI was an old wives' tale. Research at Harvard University showed doctors were wrong. Cranberry juice oils the bladder lining mak- ing it more difficult for bacteria to stick to its surface. But if all measures fail, antibi- otics are required and a doctor's advice is needed. No single antibiotic fits every situation. There are several facts doctors consider when choosing a particular drug. For instance, no one would suggest using an elephant gun to shoot a mouse. Consequently. there's no need to prescribe some of the newer more powerful an- tibiotics for those suffering from .uncomplicated cystitis.' Fr,nunately there are several 'first line' drugs available which are highly selective to treat UTI such as Macrobid and Septra. Macrobid, which contains a unique formulation of nitrofuran- toin, has been used by physicians for 25 years to treat cystitis. It is highly effective against E. Coli which causes 95 per cent of UTI. Macrobid also concentrates more on the bacteria in the urine than those in the bowel and vagi- na. This results in less diarrhea and vaginal infections. Unlike other antibiotics its potential for bacterial resistance is less. So if later you develop more severe in- fection the higher potency antibi- otics will be effective. And in these cost-conscious times it is less expensive than the newer an- tibiotics. Patients who have recurrent cystitis may require long-term treatment on Macrobid or Septra. Or if this fails, an 'elephant -gun' prescription may be needed. But stopping urinary infec- tions by preventive measures will always be the more prudent ap- proach. MAGWti'F.R.ti Please PUB Recycle I ffordable Dentures;.. one Good Reason To Smite! REPAIRS (1 hr.) • Relines ' CortVlete, Par" Dentures LOWERT84 sTABNJM NEW PERMANENT,DENTURE LMiR Steil, DD, F.UC.(A) ld Kingston Rd. W ANDREW /WANOWSKU News Advertiser phewMEOW Hittin high notes orgood hsam eal th - , DF.NTLST b :« UAL Y '"Two local agerWies seeking healthier Durham betes Association received the rest. Here, stu- •GENRE DENTAL,�or- ,Region residents were the beneficiaries of a dents Delilah Ofosu-Barko (befit) and Elysia CARE _ fund-raising talent night put on decently by James pla)L a few notes for Jacks M4 vice- ARE IMPORTANT Assidents at Archbishop Denis O'Connor president of the Ontario Division ofthe Cana- TO YOU ;Catholic High School. The Heart and Stroke dian Diabetes Assocaidon as she accepts a VIE AM AVAIIAME Foundadon received some of the proceeds cheque for $1.140. More than $ZOg0 wasTO SEM YOU v • And the local chapter of the Canadian Dia- raised by the students at their talent show 4 WE WELCOME x . A NEW M011101 - _ '.. A ".ODM ,yrs' Nurses fire u the �� OF ALL AGES "t Monda SERVICE ;A local nursing association Practical Nurses Association nurses and practical nursing ^ 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario e is hosting a fun barbecue for of Ontario holds the barbecue students are welcome to at- (fib of Hwy. ;f2) g its members this coming Mon- Monday, June 28 at 6 p.m. at tend the event. day. 531 Montrave Ave. in Os- Phone 432-7604 for more ' The Durham Lakeview hawa. information on the event, or CO4.ncil of the Registered AIN registered practical the organization. OL .. f ,rM1 .. tr<i � ► 4 i1 4 dui n 4 a A+ _,,,r�•S.Iin-. _--�d.�uxc.a. +�. - - - __ -—'�.e..rmes..w.n�.. ..... - _ 4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27,1999 PAGE 37 A/P IT'S TRUE! VILLAGE CHRYSLER IS 7-111-11-0a =`I'll. 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Coax fes MM aerrmtF S& 9M6145 erwjboOlr's tearing abort St L #M32 TEOMMIN IM T11M ON IPRICED TO SELL 1997 VOYAGER 1999 DODGE RAM 3500 QUAD CAB u 1, vs. 4^ P% 0% t =W. ado►IMW IM &K dWnk P M« soft +rifer elft t, tat elle. i entwaft. ttteMb * � aaWss A flow. sK 9Tnft Oslo CIc TO SO • ST= AOT TO o0 HAVE THE,.PATMENT TNEEDS! Tom AM kW 42 �� � _ art�era sfaell�• � alf+Iesw - JR OWN" -LLAGE C'N I aw jA—X M"."" ro CHRYSLER • DODGE • ��'fRUCKS ►� 1 OTRU OM I.II A A 4none OPEN ALL DAY &47MY i s 9 __AMt, "k1uIQE1f lift' a7 —i=7 0 MJ=4 �MJrw.a—■eM—r=60 I%lr+uer uF-MsF-MI -- — - -ilk- _ e AIP PAGE 38 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 27,1999 Yol unteer Cornerffm . .a Can ou h 1 est mu wZoo' e here at home. " Y p Summer is here, but that doesn't mean your volunteer services aren't required here at home. Several local agencies could use you skills to make life a little more pleasant for people in your community. You can volunteer with: Ajax -Pickering Community Care Home Support Program: Need volunteers to drive seniors and physically disabled adults to their medical appointments. A gasoline compensation is provided. Call Sally Longo at (905) 686-3331. Arthritis Society of Durham Region: Vol- unteers needed to help with special events throughout the year, fundraising and office work and/or serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call at (905) 434-7221 or 1-888- 765-0005. Ballycliffe Lodge: Learn new skills, make new friends, update your resume. Volunteer today! If you wish to give your gift of time and you are 16+ drop in or call 70 Station St., Ajax (905) 683-7321. Big Brothers Association of Ajax -Picker- ing: Women and Men volunteers are needed for the new in -school Mentoring Program I hour per week. Big Brothers and volunteers Of group activities, office support and agency programs are also needed. Share the fun and support the moms and boys from fa- ther absent homes in our communities. Please call (905) 686-2871. Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Picketing: Women who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl 6-16, a boy 6-10 or to a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with the one-to-om matching pro- grams. Volunteers also deeded for office help, special events, fundraising, and the Board of Directors. Please call (905) 428 - Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering: " ('lothes Circuit": Second hand clothing store needs reliable volunteers to assist with various store duties such as sorting dona- tions, arranging displays, assisting cus- tomers, etc. The store is conveniently locat- ed next to the Big Sisters office (Bayly Street and Westney Road, Ajax -next to Taco Bell) and is accessible by public transit. "Clothes Circuit" will welcome your call at (905) 428-8111. - Bis Salters Bingo: Volunteers are deeded to assist with the Bingo Fundraisers taking place on Monday afternoons at the Delta ,Bingo Hall in Pickering. Anyone interested in volunteering should call Linda at (905) 428-8111. mation call Fran Mason at (905) 839-6764 or Trudy Thomes at (905) 837-9460. Canadian Cancer Society, West Durham Unit: Volunteers are required for many in- teresting activities, including organizing and canvassing for the annual April Fundraising Campaign. Drivers are also needed to trans- port patients to cancer treatment centres. It is an invaluable way to spend your spare time since one in three Canadians are diag- nosed with cancer in their lifetime. Please contact Lynn Nazarko at (905) 686-1516. With your help cancer can be beaten. Canadian Diabetes Association — Durham Region Branch: The goal of CDA is to improve the quality of life of Canadians affected by diabetes through research, ser- vice advocacy and education. The Durham Region Branch needs volunteers for a vari- ety of positions and to help out at Bingos held every second Sunday afternoon at Cae- sar's Bingo Place, 88 King Street West, Os- hawa. If interested in any of these positions call Ted Savelle, Fund Development Coordi- nator at (905) 436-6648. Canadian National Institute for the Blind: Is in need of volunteers to assist peo- ple in their homes, sit on committees and to help with fundraising. Call (905) 436-7732 for more information. Canadian Organization for Tropical Edu- cation and Rainforest Conservation: Pro- motes rainforest conservation through edu- cation and research and needs volunteers to assist. For information call Marilyn Cole (905)683-2116. Child Find Ontario — Durham Region Chapter. Is dedicated to reducing the inci- dence of missing children and returning them home safely. Please call anytime and leave a message at (905) 686-3181. Children's Aid Society of Durham Re- gion: Volunteers needed to act as special friends to children and parents, to supervise family access visits, to help with special events and to supervise our children's play- room. For more information please call Susan Kucharski (905) 433-1553 Ext. 2311 (mornings only). Christian Horizoes: Requires caring and dedicated people to assist and support de- velopmentally challenged young and older adults within group homes and in the com- munity. Individuals seeking a very reward- ing and fulfilling experience along with meeting some great new friends please call Dave Carleton at (905) 649-5715 Monday - Friday between 1-4 p.m. w- t '; b v A w 71 • 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Senior Centre, 46 The Ajax Seniors Club located at the Exeter Rd., Ajax. For information on speuk- Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter ers 's ( ) 6861573- is open every day and offers activities 3s as arts and crafts, bingo, euchre, crib - ;e, bridge, shuffleboard, darts, exercise N The Aids Committee of Durham holds tees, Bine dancin& upare dancmigas hmacr bingo every second Wednesday Il as ca and fivePor bowling � from 10 to 11:45 a.m. at Hideaway Bingo :hall on Sunray St. in W bitb �rrrntion call 683-%% or 686.1573. y Y Each bingo card costs $1.00 with the proceeds supporting the committee's pro - What's more relaxing or better for grams and services. For more information rcise than a good swim. 'tel (905) 665-00.51. At both the Ajax Community Centre I the McLean Community Centre there various times throughout the week for The Claremont Golden Ages Club on h public and lane swimming. Brock Rd. in Claremont hosts euchre every -:Admission is $1.00 at Ajax and $2 at Tuesday at 8 p.m. - .. _ Lean. Contact centres for details. - i ,-,,.ta11 Jean Drake at 649-2309 for more irsfarrnatiwt. DHSHealth Care Service ._The Claremont Golden Oshawa, Ontario ot Club on Brock Rdin AM ernont hosts euchre y Tuesday at 8 p.m Call. jean Drake at 649- r__I fOr more information. 24 HOURS • 7 DAYS PER WEEK NURSING SERVICE HOMEMAKER SERVICE • Client Escort • Light Housekeeping • Staff Relief • Meal Preparation • In Home Foot Care • Personal Care • Palliative Care • Care Giver Relief The Ajax Senior rbzens FriaydshipClubr.+.s...ry„hC,"J ung 1-800-4161-6756 MEDICAL ALARM EMERGENCY scussions Group ruse- at 905-571-1511 RESPONSE TELEPHONE SYSTEMS Block Panesots Pnnp m: Being a Block Parent is easy and rewarding. Display the Block Parent sign only when it is convenient C wmama ty Cotaeec ioat: If you are out- going and enjoy helping people enjoy them -i selves, Community Connections wants you ADVERTISING FEATURE Healthy Habits s the first step to answer your door. Your only responsibili- to help people who feel isolated and disoon- ;. `ty p person in noel of nasus- is to link u theI. the nectod from our community. -If you have or- �' : towards a better quality • • of life team with proper authorities. For more ganizational skills, enjoy brightenin some- information call in Ajax- Mike Carter at one else's day and have some free time call 0~ Dianne Asaanbonslo the d1f1� operator of Healthy Habits. She is 427-0821 or Pickering - Sandra Armstrong Lynn McGurk-Weil at 426-7877. rgistded with the Colleges of Nurses of t#IRu slur 25 rots sit 831-0878. ` Ontario and is a leered Certified Health Care Professional d Mgcal = : ROMA Cam" Society — Durham Chap- r Cope Metal He” Program: Is seeking volunteers to assist people with emotion and a Cenibed Aiieaatire Pra xitioaer Healthy Habits o5en a way to help individuals maintain A improve their quality of life. Short Terns / Long Tenn visits � o9rts Mord" Now : &M Looking for volunteers to work at a weekly bingo in Pickering. Interested indi- allpsychiatric problems either on a one -on- one basis or in group programs. Training is for home, hospital and nursing bones are available, and very affordable. Cw&ID D4 n► C? Sunocna4rtp " " ' . viduals would be required to assist with a provided. Please call Christine or Sheri at "1 have an exeensive background in psychiarric and medical 'i.,bingo on Thursdays from 8 am. until 12 (905) 686-3248. nursing, both in institutions and community cm,- she says. "1 - noon. We are also looking for a committed have also completed sevaal cerrifned courses is alternative •• Uianoe's clients come from all over Durban: to help run this weekly bingo. The '�•1Qreast Cancer Society of Canada is a volun- Cob rstone Community Assodatim: iS ! t opening doors to you. If you are interested � therapics.volunteer - and Surrounding Areas. Her extensive nursing For those individuals needing palliative or respite care, background enables her to network with leer driven, charitable organization that is in becoming socially active for the homeless au;&� � available. , �` Complete Footcare, Reflexology, Massago'fhenapy +Ear institutions, other health care professionals and local ~dedicated to raising funds for research into the cause, detection, treatment, and cure of in Durham Region, CCrnerstone invites you to participate in its "New Volunteer Pro- Candling are also offered by Healthy Habits A few treatments agencies to provide tneamttent and care to individuals and families Ops disease, which will strike I in 9 Canadi- a gram". For more information call Ardelle at over time can have a significant effect on all areas of your body. Them tmatments will help improve circulatid on,ecrease On an appointment basis only from Monday to Saturday, you can contact Healthy Habib fa • ° in her lifetime. For more infor- (905) 433-0254. 4 sin" ear and lunginfections and relieve P� and stress an in -office or horns visit at (905) 579-8696 '� - :i - :.;, , z-::,p7gsr�y,y'B.Y�hrr'a�as-�z'2'81.4G'i7'• •ee:... t'' - : - - -: ; - - . � ' . � 't. � � �*r,r • • r: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Juror 27, 1999 PAGE 39 P Sports ADVERTISER JUNE 27, 1999 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Stretching to make York Thoroughblades goaltender Roger Major Junior Roller Hockey League play at Maldonado makes afoot save on a backhand the Pickering Recreation Complex Thursday shot by a Pickering Phantoms player during night. Pickeringmosquitoes'o5ence explodes PICKERING —The Picker- ing Red Sox minor mosquito rep baseball team made it to the semi-finals of the recent Ajax Spartans Rep Baseball Tourna- ment but lost a close match to London. After leading through most of the contest against London, the Pickering mosquitoes found t themselves on the wrong end of a 9-8 score. g The Red Sox opened the tour- ney with a 14.9 win over Martin - grove. Strong pitching efforts by Mike McFarlane and Travis Hendry kept the Martingrove CUSTOMIZE YOUR PICK UP TRUCK VAN OR SPORTS UTIUW baseball tourney bats in check. Ryan Lamanna and Stan Pon played well defen- sively in the winning cause. Ryan Turner, Matthew Redding, Hendry, McFarlane, Kevin Hag- garty and Lamanna all con- tributed hits. - In another well -played affair, the Sox emerged with an 8-7 vic- ory over Barrie in the secondm gae. Ryan Turner and Hendry toave Pickering strong pitching to nail down the win. Defensively, Robert Carman pulled off a dou- ble play and third baseman Chris Smith made a difficult catch in foul territory. Chris Rose and �iit11�!'h7�[ Ontario's Pnlniun wr'de Eric Wilton ran wild on the base paths with several steals apiece. Kyle Kotchie and Mark Hoyne provided some clutch hitting. The Red Sox soundly defeat- ed Markham 17-2 in the third game to earn the semi-final berth. Even though the Pickering mosquitoes were tired after the game against Barrie, which con- cluded an hour earlier, the Sox still had enough gas in the tank to earn the win. The team is coached by Mike Carman, Jeff Redding, Doug Wilton and Richard Hoyne. r - - Just Desserts get theirs to stay in PICKERING —Concord Storage rut Head Titanium Tennis in cold storage after posting a 2-1 victory in matches in Pickering 17's Tennis League play at the West Rouge Ten- nis Club recently. The victory puts Concord Storage solidly in second place in the league standings. Just Desserts still remains in first place after it posted a 3.5-.5 decision over Subway at the Dunmoore Tennis Club. 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U - _ - - —'- ' 'P PAGE 40 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, ,ww 27, 19N ` r SCOREBOARD � � hEquestrians or e around at NEWS ADVERTISER JUNE 27, 1999 CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE Standings for June 20. 1999 UNDER-10'AE' DIVISION TEAM G WL T F A PTS Peterborough 2 2 0 0 7 0 6 Pndkering 2 2 0 0 10 1 6 Scarborough 2 2 0 0 7 1 6 Olympic Flame 1 1 0 0 3 1 3 Ajax Warriors 4 1 3 0 3 12 3 Uxbridge 4 1 3 0 5 11 3 Markham 3 0 3 0 4 13 0 Malvem 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UNDER-10'PE' DIVISION L T F TEAMG PTS W L T F A PTS Darlington 5 3 0 2 13 5 11 Markham 5 3 0 2 14 7 11 Pickering 4 3 11 30 9 10 East York 5 2 0 3 9 6 10 Ajax 4 2 1 1 8 5 7 Wexford 4 2 2 0 6 7 6 North Scarborough 3 0 2 1 4 10 1 Whitby 4 0 3 1 3 91 4 Oshawa Turul 4 0 3 1 3 22 1 Woodxdgel 3 0 3 0 3 14 0 UNDER -11 'AE' DIVISION 3 0 1 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Dar"on 3 3 0 0 15 3 9 Oshawa Kicks 4 3 1 0 14 5 9 Pickering 2 2 0 0 10 2 6 Alex Un4sd 3 1 2 0 3 9 3 Oshawa Turut 3 1 2 0 3 11 3 Pslerborough 3 1 2 0 9 13 3 Whaby 4 1 3 0 9 15 3 Ajax Warriors 2 0 2 0 3 8 0 UNDER -11 'PE• DIVISION 39 0 TEAM G W L T F A PTs NS Hurnc'ares 4 4 0 0 18 2 12 Woodnndga2 5 3 1 1 19 14 10 Wexford 3 2 0 1 9 4 7 Pickering 4 2 2 0 12 6 6 Markham 4 2 2 0 7 7 6 Whitby 4 2 2 0 14 14 6 East York 3 1 2 0 2 5 3 Malvern 9 1 2 0 4 7 3 Northumberland 4 1 3 0 4 16 3 Ajax 2 DURHAM YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE SENIOR DMSION STANDINGS 20 0 UNDER-14'AE' DIVISION T F A PTS TEAM G W L T F A PTS OymW Fleme 5 4 0 1 12 3 13 NS Firebird: 5 3 1 1 13 10 10 Pickering 4 3 1 0 9 7 9 Peterborough 3 2 1 0 7 6 6 East York 3 2 1 0 11 7 6 Apex 4 1 1 2 16 8 5 Northumberland 3 0 3 0 1 4 0 Malvern 3 0 3 0 1 11 0 Scu909 4 0 4 0 4 18 0 UNDER -14'P' DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Richmond Hill 4 3 0 1 28 4 10 Wexford 4 3 1 0 30 7 9 Pickering 5 2 1 2 14 10 8 North Toronto 3 2 0 1 15 5 7 Vaughan 5 2 2 1 13 9 7 NY Hearts 5 1 1 3 10 11 6 Oshawa Turul 4 1 1 2 6 13 5 Aurora 4 1 3 0 7 31 3 Malvern 4 0 2 2 8 11 2 Thornhill 4 0 4 0 7 39 0 t1simp,Is'P' [MVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Northumberland 5 3 1 1 16 11 10 Richmond Hill 5 3 2 0 8 7 9 CS Auurn 5 3 2 0 9 8 9 Whitby 5 2 2 1 15 12 7 Woodbridge 2 5 2 2 1 17 16 7 Presrboroagh 5 2 2 1 18 17 7 NM WIYCWB ch+serr Fess MoerFri ou MeaWeA_etab on Wk& & HeLese Repolr en Atter :}w_74 Faft assailer Pm simp Moor 3p=_*" .Jets wale sell- a spedialls. ViFivilellseaticer Rd..Odsawis 4 SEASONS COUNTRY CLUB Green Fee Rates mondFridayay-Thuesday W Sat & Sun do Holidays_ ;4p TWILJGHT RATES AVAILABLE Ladies Dry Wednesdays - 9 holes '15 Men's Day Tuesdays - 9 ho ec '15 cit k1hispering idge GOLF COURSES Our Golf Courses provide all #x* any Golfer could ask ler of one localion. Located only 15 iink"es mOdwwMand AM= Two d ooItwo unkpn golt P :d Range Toumaent mPackapiei Contp.a Pro S • Golf Lemons - Prlvale # Gioups e wpw�w West finis requlifed 7 days a Tek. 428®6321 r Ajax 6 2 2 1 12 17 7 Pickering b 2 3 0 12 12 6 York Jets 6 1 2 2 8 11 5 Vaughan 6 1 3 1 8 12 4 UNDER -18'1i' DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS S. White Eagles 4 3 0 1 21 5 10 Pickering 6 3 3 0 17 14 9 CYO 4 2 1 1 11 12 7 CS Auurri 4 2 2 0 5 4 6 Thornhill 4 2 2 0 6 10 6 Whitby 6 1 5 0 3 18 3 DURHAM WEST YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE JUNIOR DIVISION RESULTS Jure 5: e'ers 32 (Kaylon Warner 16 points) vs. Were. wolves 15 (Seen Riley 11 Points): Glaciers 32 (Nathan Emmanuel 16 points) vs. Ruckus 19 (rredbs Rivas 13 ooff»a). Jure 12: Ruckus 48 (Nathan Thomas 29 pointe) vs. Werewolves 43 (MVP J.L. Rodney): Glaciers 48 (Nathan Emmanuel 27 poirnb) va. Cars 19 (Kaylon Warner 19 pow nls). June M. Glaciers 37 (Nathen EmnwluN 24 Points) vs. Werewolves 32 (J.C. Robley 14); Ruckus 42 (Wlhen Thornes 23 points) vs, Went 34 (Kaylon Warn- er 12 points). PICKERING RECREATIONAL FASTBALL ASSOCIATION MEMS DIVISION STAN OMM As of .Mens 18, 1999 TEAM G W L T PTS Durham 01"nopsbe 6 5 0 0 t0 Tudor Arms 4 3 0 1 7 Lone Star Calls 5 2 2 1 5 Braaten 5 2 2 1 5 King Richards Pub 7 2 4 1 5 86yys Sport Bar S 1 4 0 2 Mud Hsn's 5 1 4 0 2 ah WEST SHORE MIXED SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION STANDWW TEAM PTS Kw* Kopy 14 Jumbo Video 10 FrontLine Reeky 10 Village Plymouth Chrysler 10 Canfin Financial 6 suns Kactnerm 6 Taming World If Canadian Tire 7 sesco Inc. - 7 Greenwood Printers 6 Pro -Tek Mechanical 4 Durham Instrument 4 Cavanagh Electric 4 Now arch leo. 4 Donlands Jewellers 4 Mr. Rooter Plumbing 2 DURHAM YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE SENIOR DMSION STANDINGS As of June 20. TEAM G W L T F A PTS Bombers 6 6 0 0 200 83 12 Eskimos 6 4 2 0 139105 8 Argos 6 3 3 0 119 103 6 TWIab 6 2 4 0 93 107 4 Strnpeders 6 2 4 0 127186 4 Lions 6 1 5 0 72 166 2 J4Ii110R DIVISION STANDINGS As or June 20. TEAM G W L T F A PTS Packers 6 6 0 0 133 50 12 Cowboys 6 4 1 1 157 92 9 of 6 2 4 0 111 110 4 Dolphins 6 t 3 2 99 90 4 Fryoons 6 0 5 1 40196 1 Durthema Region's Is` AdnuA,U 4Nu:. ME You'll find 'Mundeitud Golf Club to be one of the most dul- lenging and exciting tats of golf in the Greater Toronto un. With Lynde Creek winding its way through the course and mature trees Ijn- Ing the fairways, you won't fird a amore beautiful golfing backdrop. Combine 18 holes of golf, a fully stocked pro shop, two putting greens, a chipping green and large driving range and it all adds up to a complete golf facility. Corporate golf toursuments are their special- ity Packages include green fees, shared power cart, dmner, registra- tion table, computer scoring, markers for the lor" drive and cheat to the pin, use of locker room and Am- er facilities. fiali• iiWr A straight shot onto the 40ft green on #4 is what you'll need for a hole in one. Owner and Disector of Golf Wilson Peterson says you'll meed a 6 to 8 iron depending an your skill level eNote: A fleet of P011111111111 carts Will be standing by to take yets to the bete. CKJiAUFYM HOLE #4 Mrrdr of Golf Wilson Paterson .150 yards Final Quaaft Site -THUNDERBIRD GOLF CLUB TUESDAY, JUNE 29th 6:30 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. - Rubs: 45M ler 3 8111019 ften 150 yards -Mone n 3 *oft for dies ilionehip 4kw el11anoe Por sft eAnwlatw Bofisrs ody gOnt wio rwidarMs y 44o cm* value, no *adeaAlrthod on all prim eNole In One wins Wilson TO Shatr kane (Ca"" of Chill Mrs Noun) g.i l closest nsceive a Sou Pao. >j25 dir11rtar cartMala, ch"Wi it OdBorI poor and n T- $25 Pro GeV gift eerdlieala she Prb�e �IoN-Mwins a Buick Car" 4 door (cow" of Cliff Mills Motors) cabs, 2nd -golf dale, 9rd-golf dubs, 41b -golf clulbs. 51h -VCR, Gth-VCR, 7th - driver, 811miriver, 9th -2 dozen belle, 10th to 18dw-golf passes regional games PICKERING — Local equestrians are expected to take part in the Central On- tario Pony Club Region Prince Philip Games finals in Port Perry Thursday, July 1. Members of the Pickering Pony Club are likely to partic- ipate in the games - a team competition played by pony clubs around the world. The games are played by teams of five riders and five ponies, four of which participate in each game. All are variations on the relay race, and are great fun for players and spectators alike. The Prince Philip Games regional final is at Durward's Farm, 181 Zion Rd., near Port Perry. The competition begins at 10 a.m. Spectators are welcome. Admission is free. NINE & DINE Cooplos Special Saturday or Synday after 4 P.M. 9 polos of SON, shored power cart and a sampteoas dinner from Dor special mesa. $120 ra11Be am salt $75"=* DINNER SPECIAL After 1.30, 18 Mobs power sari A dinsw membr • fb.>~r., $65 F* If*$10 r.,. JaO aqs' H� O THE 45IkO 686-1121 00 F Gv 1QNa!MQMHE NmVN 'lateLndC ZA.TEAQIR4GFF" IMS MAY FREE TILLJUNF.3N 12ym do MNdlr TlwF1 sdGdFCo =-CdFaeIDdsh MALL RUN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB _ yd ClExecutive Cown Courseydmpiionah;p Course (lesso ear whools) emy Pitace= Facility r! , r ! ,71 . QA Cam Hmiw :�to advertise �n this _ e - 57 9 0 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Follow thebouncingball A Mr Sub player attempts to corral a bouncing ball while being watched closely by an Expressway Electric player during Pickering Soccer Club boys'under-19 play. The league contest was played at the Pickering High School fields on Thursday night. NEWSSCOREBn A 13 7-1 ADVERTISER JUNE 2 7 . 1999 PICKERING SOCCER CLUB 1999 outdoor weekly soccer scores. SEVEN -AND -UNDER GIRLS DIVISION 1 Jure 9: LWCA Commute 4 (Michelle Sabounn 3, Slephanis Baumgartner, MVPs Lauren Gagio. Rebec- ca Mendes) vs. Image Video 1 (Erica Bouluk. MVPs Laura Dwdey. Leonore Palmer -Wilson): Pickering Medical 1 vs. Design Tech 1 (Andros Godfrey, MVP Amanda MaCMW): Undvvard 6 (ChaM4dfe Brown 4. Shawna Butler 2, MVP Julia Cameron) vs. Flora Alu- minum 1 (Jaclyn Gilles"). Jur 16: Windward 0 (MVP Brinaney Jones -Green) vs. Pckwmg Medical 0 (MVP Regina Simoni): Design Tech s (Melissa Pavlitlle 4. Andrea Godfrey. MVP Casey Graham, s Image Video 1 (Rachel Passch»r. MVPs Erica air**, Jamie Sl'aie): LWCA 6 (Lauren Giorgio 4. Stephanie Baumgartner. Middle Sabourin) s. Flo - no Aluminum 2 (Jaclyn Gillespie 2. MVP Amanda Flo no). SEVEN -AND -UNDER GIRLS DIVISION 2 June 9: Arnts Topsoil 3 (Slophanis King 3, MVP Krista Z61ailis) vs. The Co-operators 2 (Sandra Dral, Chole Giordano. MVP Jennifer Leigh); The Real McCoys 3 (Julie Murphy 2, Chefs" Rogstinsky) s. Enviroturf Lawn 3 (Rebecca HorNord 2. Rebecca Wood, MVPs Jessica Neary); Tigers 7 (Christina Easier S, Michaela Wilkinson 2. MVP ChriMiy Easier) vs. Wildcats 0. June 16: Tigers 3 (Michelle Gail Wieltinsan 3, MVP Michelle Gail Wield 4m) vs. Arms Topsoil 2 (Stephanie King 2, MVP JWKWW Poots): The Co -Operators 2 (San- dra Droll. Meg Basan, MVP Shanwn Langtord) vs. En- virotud Lawn 1 (Rebecca H&mslord, MVP Rebecca Horsi-d); The Rete McCoys 3 (Fiona lrghom, Cheleey Rogaa4N0. Maghen "half. MVP Mebane Geskas) vs. (MVPs Calla Tlaicult. Jessica Slasiuk). May 27Sharks 1 DAYS' DIVISION A : nn) 7: T (Tyler Sch mal, MVP Nicholas Balka- rernlagix 3 (Denier SwilsN. Karim Corrlp- ham. Ksyle St. ,ban); Tigers 0 vs. B.K. Brom Land- scaping 3 (Patrick Booth, Jake MoNorbn, Kin- Win - dross, MVP Jake McNortan); Pickering Square Donlet 0 (MVP Rely AMM Carreiro) va. 7 Eleven 5 (Dayton Avis 2. Richard Abba, Micsel &W%*K Andre Shand, MVP Ricard Abbot); Bob Johnow 0 (MVP Con Pape - cons ) vs. Plumbing Man 4 (MkhaN Beninsto 2. natt'tao� Bear -l' MMraW WArW MVP bflolsel Berm - ). Cawley 2. Ryan ModMoa. Ryan Ffools. Michell Smith. MVP Michael Smits) vs. Pickering Square Den- tal 0: Sharks 1 (Troy Francis. MVP Troy Francis) vs. Tigan 3 (Justin Millard. Taylor Pernerowslu, Daniel Fyfe. MVP Daniel Fyls); Jus 17: Plumbing g Mart 6 (Michael Koretsky 3. Maxwell Bevan, Robert Serzysko, Michael Bennato, MVPs Robert Serzysko. Matthew Koretsky) vs. Translogm Transportation 3 (Kayle St. Jean 2, Tyler Kaeopoules): Sharks 6 (Jared Cowley 2, Scott Johnston 2. Michele Emah, Can Papeconstantinou. MVP Scott Johnston) vs. Bob Johnston 0 (MVP Stefan Maininez); Tigers 2 (Taylor Perrrrowski. Jonathan Gray, MVP Keegan Mur- ray) s. Pickering Square Dental t (Rem& Justin Car- rewo): 7-Ele4en4 (Andre Shand 3. Richard Abbot, MVP Andre Shand) s. B.K. Baun Landscaping 1 (Patrick Booth, MVP Thorenn Gomes). 12 -Alli UNDER GIRLS DIVISION 1 Jura 14: Dunsview Sheat Metal 1 (Ashley Zasadry. MVP KNIT Rushton) vs. Thunder 4 (JiMan Fairweather 2, Ashley Dow. Nicole King, MVP Nicole King); VW Beatles 1 (Lauren MacFadyen, MVP Holly Young) s. The Knights 0 (MVP Toni Allen); Pro BN O (MVP April Haze) vs. Raptors I (Ashley Thornaws, MVPs Rachel Cooper. Jessica Bosaance); Accurate lar 6 (Nicole Zom 4, Tammy BMI, Dann Graham, Jessica Valleau, Met - lm Stover) vs. Marshall Hanes 0 (MVP CaANgk Boynton). 12-AND-INbER GIRLS DIVISION 2 Jus 14: Wildcats 2 (Brianna Goofing 2, MVPs Devon Cagan, Jennifer Soots) s. The Hawks 0 (MVP Lows" Drake). Tigers 4 (Jenny McCoy 2. Katie Macina. Melis- sa Muir) vs Spotless Aub Gloss 1 (Cary Hurash, MVP Alex Stapley); Varity 4 (Kom MCNaelir 2. Reran Jeciar Zurskovrrshy, Nataahe Szpak. MVP Cadyn Percy) vs. Wlniesehore, Farms 0 (MVP Stephanie VAWAsmae); King Ritsm Dena Clinic 3 (Brooke McCalla 2. 94MY Sedried, MVP Allison Rhodes) vs. Tornadoes 0 (MVP Brittany Musaw). 12 -AND -UNDER DOVS' DIVISION June to: Tornadoes 5 (Alexander SmeN 2, John Riley.. Kyle Kavarmis. Mark Riley) vs. Florio Al uniwe 0: Car- pet Towns 3 (Eric Pennington 3) s. 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Manpower ns the place for you. Wk bare the h4owntg cosi mg opportousty available m our PKkmmg offim Client Service Represelntativie` V1k roe looking for a somas oriented. rip cisire individual who can function welt in a lost -paced team environment. Your way nndlide somysewsm am" and bums admini-radon and eideion; matcbing pesaonod to afielltaf taegninaoats; and derdoping and maintaining our dim bade on*he ar acdvky. Ibsoraa rescuras espesiiesa weld be an swat. Previous salwanvice erkpesieaoe, coalpota aptft& and a car are rape e& h an ested candidms may forward their resumes. roc Iltnsas - Ras nZ4 Maepow4m 4!50 loop Sheet. Suite 700. Nortb York. Ontario MM 6K1; Fax: (416) 225-4211 or anal! to: Nor at#taat a/.Fjikr.a fi. sMar irrsrrssr, baewner. atop AWWOMANPOWEFT ewArr aasiAeruriee WIN be tea oat 16 piawe Cwh pkasa AM L"FLMG FM M=AM & LVNZER SALES STAFF & GasERS Pie"e contact An to on (90S) 839-4321 WGenrd Ndp I (' - I - Ndp $15.87 PER HOUR TO START DaUas manufacturer now expanding Durham factory outlet looking for individuals to start now NO EXP. NECESSARY in our public re- lations department. Must have own car. We offer paid vacations, advancement opportune ties and full training in a fun atmosphere. Cap Sundry 11:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. or Mondry 9 a.m. - 5 pm. (905) 571-3532 9 WORK NOW! Pickering, Ajax, Whitby • pidery workers. Whites Rd. da Nl. Geseol labor Med assembly line jobs. Afternoon. nicht shills orad wrod"ifs wailabie. • order Pkkers, Brick RdJsa,ly. Der. aftetsoos shifts. ae, a c. Aa iesk+y. Firtaieg VOW Arm t • A vwidy of Myer Durkin and Sarberw teasap. office end industrial pevitieas e'en! Men Mod women equally welcome. Calkjdunrversity Smdew also wdcowre. Some ssupmests cad lead to &H -time jobs. Safety footwem swessa y Apply: Glob" Hwaso Rwurce& rocruk* 10 am to 3 pm on may, Juse 21L at Aces und" Sinews office. 95 Bayly St. W., Ste. 502. Ajax- (Sowthww comer Huwrooftartr is Iwrr Hexa across from weedy's.) AB Mbar wedulays: Apply at Global ofike. 1 m Warden Ave., 8217, Scubaro IS. of Eth wet. ) 10 am - 3 pa. PICKERS/PACKERS Dsuarttaam / Scarborough $7.25Afety boots w must. (905)831 3" For an appointment ifteaff— Part lirno � tt point doppft ztMs orlonce PAs 86~ �pawn 0I�l� .. eftw der' hand b Mlhibr. year bas in floe podia ori be b am bwi ares to obbn 'in min on rpispriort, fiwtakg, basada pin pepdrati, w M*ft Md 6o �oomatt sii Aare a tiairawigpbd6pt tbgra. w bnaYtddt aatNsr rfldld beiadld atgdrisnod in tltd alord. btltraflda - Ink8 is do dd brtwd ndsas la: i" � IL i�ea Lir M We thank ap applicants for showing an interest is this positios4 however, only canchdWesselected for an interview wt71 be contacted. N* Skill Gw” Neo r-- Brock Telecom Limited---, ASSEMBLY WORK OPPORTUNITIES Numerous opportunities exist in our manufacturing facility in Brockville. If you have completed a postsecondary education. Bruck Telecom is interested in you! As an integral part of our assembly team, you will be responsible for activities related to Just -in -Time assembly techniques. machine operations, surface -mount and through - hole technologies. and the assembly and visual inspection of subassemblies used in telecommunication products. Shift work is required. We offer competitive compensation, excellent benefits and opportunities for personal growth. If you are seeking a positive, supportive environment in which dedicated people work together in innovative sumoundings forward your rdsum6. in confidence. to: Betty Salmon. Manager. Human Resources. Brock Telecom Limited. 100 Strowger Boulevard. 8 ock-Me. CkWado KdV SWIL Fam (613) 406-3601L E-nudh Abp1mor caft pisaw Nor arae ate dfud OPPW010AV asytlayair afisW a aeaoAnNFar d wionowat � 'row psi. saniwe*.sita.s �Lleeyesridr�ar . Pre.. ant .dr. a.� Feta pr ruins Me (95) 839-3115 = MIL Sm carer R Seffildtr sant ft MIL W GWAMS POOh- 4 fteftww Flt arngsaslls InsW SaksAssodate-' TAke - 73ukke the first steps an your career pob at tbubbeg Carnda Inc.. bated is Fkker n Ibis opportunity is des4pwd to %troduce rrN to due oeRani .don and open pour eyes to f wm po"&&ekS write this leader in the dectrkal miusery You wet be mmkwd it quotation psocedtuas, Wide sales sidMs. electttcai predttct bWWkd@r.attd eoseptwaskas iron Vol also keen about the kalcaeles of 1', , - , r sdes avec the dbutbtriaw bdu spy. You bawd a keen Wisest in busbess and a CY-T daftmum err aWaience wet klai vitt psoducts. lbtr posaaecadmimy edncatittn, basic apUnde atop saatbmatia and g coma miativa skilk cowft d writs I to 3 rears of cwtasaw aerI aarterieuoe, make you a kadkeg camUdse for @da p pests ore ave adde as std. t� PROFESSIONALS - r lRecrWanew IF Retention -!Alfly aoltae at www /trtb6cR , or &Z 7o010 Cerins. b Rj lroft ealonak good" aMort OnI7, ab (416) 363.4]3!• v , 11 wr.wa 11 eaZ1 11 Canes VIEWS AoivERTISEFi SUNDAY EDMON, Jatnw 27,1600 PAGE 43 AIP 11 cwgm 111 Cawws M Crewe program _ ➢ Excellent computer and systems skills - ➢ Supervisory experience is an asset Attractive Salary, Benefits and Performance Bonus. Accelerate your career by sending in a resume today to: � ta• StonCor Group - File 89547 95 Sunray Street - Whitby, ON - Lt N 9C9 1111w ww"s OpftW or fax: (905) 430-3056 ' 11 n Experienced F 9 Lab Technician visit our website at wwtvstoncorconr - Picke rig own Centre con Li t Tr s)4a9 up. 1 As=tral � 1 Casttwal tlsy 1 Qsttwal Mw ACCOUNTMG ASSISTANT FAST paced mm itwturing plant located in Scarborough requires an Accofwtfrg Assishnt for manutacturmp cost accounting and retatld acfbinitirlg duties kxkK rg daft' file maintenance. Coltarwntication and computer skills required. Sf1IW r ter Afxotlldwk Sfeile 332, 2=1 dti■lMy PAM, iarrertlll6M. al. MIS 81.6 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE ►rgadr+ar NEWSPAPER CARRIERS b flouter papers tree Imes a wash n tie Immn l` -g areas: UXBRIDGE !Second Ave. N. x Third Ave. N. Dominion St. Brock St. E Rural Ro�eft '�e idg�e Norflt a:, LE XSDALE •Regbriial Rd. 13 rig: CANNINGTON Hillside Cres. ` --CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 pwwOne"L Hamad Ili tMll W alliti 11=1 Ex Ottea, - in CabbT.Y. 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Liali tlr for alois in ads is roiled b tht 7ewtwt paid br ell apace occw pyilq tlit error M CM is subplot 10 ell awo- Of laHagtrwit d pia sola girt ave■ M wttdsd w awn ver poetiee oasaattr• call flw.t (W 4V7 W2 INlntN e as all 3 pa a 1.11711E 1111rli now iawdrlry Idaho.. 00 IOHM tris hear- lcwl O.r.e.. Zaaanwm`eR, h.c no= ow. elft YOUR'FUTURE 1S WITH US E Outside Commercial Sales Representative Outside sales professionals are required to market our bundled packages of ' telecorn services including toll centre, flat rate, toll and voice messaging services to the GTA. We require individuals for the Pickering area as well as the Toronto Earea. 3 years of commercial sales experience is an ow. Bose salary, commission, residuals, renewals and benefits included. t Please fax or a -moil your r6sum6, stating the position of interest, to: `E Edward Lorincz, TigerTel Services Limited ► Fax: (416) 798-8493. E-mail: elorinczotigertel.com :'.. AWAFRTEL No agencies, ukase Only selected candidates w,11 be eontac-ed The Atomic Energy Control hoards (AECS) mK%wn is to ensure that the use of nuclear energy in Canada does not pose undue risk to health. safety, security and the environment. Currently the AECII has the following opportunities that will put you in the company of some of the best minds In the country Be part of the research teams; dedicated to improving atomic energy regulations and procedures that will hart a positive and far-reaching effect on Canada "s energy resources and Canadian lives. Scientific Trainer (• 99-140107) You will develop and deliver training programs and modules on a broad range of topics related to nuclear facility safety and the diverse implications of the -Nuclear Safety and Control Act- and its regulations for Moth the AECWs staff and the representatives of foreign regulatory organizations. Examination and Certification Officers (t 99 -mm) Act as the lead examiner and prepare and conduct AECS examinations for Control Room Operator and Shift Supervisor candidates at the Nuclear Generating Station. Develop examination questions and simulator test scenarios on topics related to CANDU power plant equipment and systems, and integrated system operation under rxxmal and upset conditions. You will also assess candidate performance in simulator -based examinations. The salary range for these positions is $60.172 to $75.215. Interested candidates should send their rdsurM. indicating the appropriate reference number, before luly 9, 1999, to: L Prtifw. Atlenlic faire Cailroi hoard P.O. aoz 104fit. Stanton a• Oharal. Ontario, KIP NO. IFaw (613) „S-0310 f rmaik 41 triad aft rise1e abant Ibieie ene1iling cWenps and alher catieer opporhmoks Mulp 1 Gwwai Help Taking care of the future ...today Stop wasting time attra.dnbo r.w..n. LOW PAID–, WHITBY muting!! arrwai.wr a.r+s.rertaat..l=a. DEAD END JOBS ... e� Due to recent acquisitions and growth, StonCor, LAID OFF OR LET GOli Canada's leader in concrete and steel protection following Thinking of starting finishes has the new career position: 1111111 your own business. ASSISTANT CONTROLLER t" b ' d= sm Free consultation, • ➢ 3+ years accounting experience including fpm li l ill sm, MO.. 1500., or financing available. financial statement preparation and corpo- _ Carl for appoiebllnnft E31-2832 _ rate reporting _ ➢ Have completed or enrolled in CGA or CA _ = W..ta►ww. c...&.. >a...�..�..t c....tnw 5'r17 IN 4M78M PM M•21m 01111111111111 SL program _ ➢ Excellent computer and systems skills - ➢ Supervisory experience is an asset Attractive Salary, Benefits and Performance Bonus. Accelerate your career by sending in a resume today to: � ta• StonCor Group - File 89547 95 Sunray Street - Whitby, ON - Lt N 9C9 1111w ww"s OpftW or fax: (905) 430-3056 ' 11 n Experienced F 9 Lab Technician visit our website at wwtvstoncorconr - Picke rig own Centre con Li t Tr s)4a9 up. 1 As=tral � 1 Casttwal tlsy 1 Qsttwal Mw ACCOUNTMG ASSISTANT FAST paced mm itwturing plant located in Scarborough requires an Accofwtfrg Assishnt for manutacturmp cost accounting and retatld acfbinitirlg duties kxkK rg daft' file maintenance. Coltarwntication and computer skills required. Sf1IW r ter Afxotlldwk Sfeile 332, 2=1 dti■lMy PAM, iarrertlll6M. al. MIS 81.6 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE ►rgadr+ar NEWSPAPER CARRIERS b flouter papers tree Imes a wash n tie Immn l` -g areas: UXBRIDGE !Second Ave. N. x Third Ave. N. Dominion St. Brock St. E Rural Ro�eft '�e idg�e Norflt a:, LE XSDALE •Regbriial Rd. 13 rig: CANNINGTON Hillside Cres. ` --CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 pwwOne"L Hamad Ili tMll W alliti 11=1 Ex Ottea, - in CabbT.Y. Cowww- alb dancing nairlit Eapwi- ew MAPAWad S11k Md a paimi�oatra m tut naaatary, =i U*.�0radwoowt[ Cal Cal Ths Pa4a 905.420. 41811.94r-d3C{ w 1-100- 2976 !naiad NO. .....pari CMU...... is si tool a pia wM cow pow iashaolon er cMiw apo 2-12. lraa-Ton 4:30} Ms.:favi!! aaM sywt INK faaaar wi 1= hall at rseaatYa raebrs in Fwtar- +>a Aj=x a 0ahaarl Fel to" wi be PWAW M ANM Ma brie 000M a viii &Ad w i aooar batt ave vioift camod r iosaft p s M am Nalatr wara=to �1�1W sign 1b ta=t also torso. !CMU MUKATM Lod WA Ins owe 3 Yaws air tiatw ar4ariaaet wM talar ma tau m=ute r file 471.4002 aab 1 you tut Mature couple fir Wk - rise buildi in AOx po�od mug Fi1c n3wI1/ M 11"11-i11111t. al 800 b claw 80 OdW !rata! is haaiaas all achoale firs saw" 1111111- as =Fw bison: aartwlwiw Not trial N afire !!rich ver aoOuL CIS ( ave ad Furl kkaft p Febal.aw ,r K!} iZ1 08L CWSIFlED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertisw re- quests flat advertisers dtsdt Nor ad upon pulikapon as News Ad- vub w will not be re- sporiabb 0W mom 9W one mcorrect in ertim and em :tial be no h- along for axon-rusrtxoa of my idYtf6ltllltlK. Liali tlr for alois in ads is roiled b tht 7ewtwt paid br ell apace occw pyilq tlit error M CM is subplot 10 ell awo- Of laHagtrwit d pia sola girt ave■ M wttdsd w awn ver poetiee oasaattr• call flw.t (W 4V7 W2 INlntN e as all 3 pa a 1.11711E 1111rli now iawdrlry Idaho.. 00 IOHM tris hear- lcwl O.r.e.. Zaaanwm`eR, h.c no= ow. elft YOUR'FUTURE 1S WITH US E Outside Commercial Sales Representative Outside sales professionals are required to market our bundled packages of ' telecorn services including toll centre, flat rate, toll and voice messaging services to the GTA. We require individuals for the Pickering area as well as the Toronto Earea. 3 years of commercial sales experience is an ow. Bose salary, commission, residuals, renewals and benefits included. t Please fax or a -moil your r6sum6, stating the position of interest, to: `E Edward Lorincz, TigerTel Services Limited ► Fax: (416) 798-8493. E-mail: elorinczotigertel.com :'.. AWAFRTEL No agencies, ukase Only selected candidates w,11 be eontac-ed The Atomic Energy Control hoards (AECS) mK%wn is to ensure that the use of nuclear energy in Canada does not pose undue risk to health. safety, security and the environment. Currently the AECII has the following opportunities that will put you in the company of some of the best minds In the country Be part of the research teams; dedicated to improving atomic energy regulations and procedures that will hart a positive and far-reaching effect on Canada "s energy resources and Canadian lives. Scientific Trainer (• 99-140107) You will develop and deliver training programs and modules on a broad range of topics related to nuclear facility safety and the diverse implications of the -Nuclear Safety and Control Act- and its regulations for Moth the AECWs staff and the representatives of foreign regulatory organizations. Examination and Certification Officers (t 99 -mm) Act as the lead examiner and prepare and conduct AECS examinations for Control Room Operator and Shift Supervisor candidates at the Nuclear Generating Station. Develop examination questions and simulator test scenarios on topics related to CANDU power plant equipment and systems, and integrated system operation under rxxmal and upset conditions. You will also assess candidate performance in simulator -based examinations. The salary range for these positions is $60.172 to $75.215. Interested candidates should send their rdsurM. indicating the appropriate reference number, before luly 9, 1999, to: L Prtifw. Atlenlic faire Cailroi hoard P.O. aoz 104fit. Stanton a• Oharal. Ontario, KIP NO. IFaw (613) „S-0310 f rmaik 41 triad aft rise1e abant Ibieie ene1iling cWenps and alher catieer opporhmoks nradabte at dw AEC: by rbM6tt ail wel olke aft wIr ac ca/aac► . 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For confidential interview Call (905) 668-4792 Or Fax Resume to (905) 430-7874 Ask for Debbie INSTALLER QualifWAtions. *Carpet and vinyl installation expenence *Valid driver's license WE Rffi= *Regular hours OSalary on experience *Full Benefits *Work in Durham Region Please fax qualifications to Martha at (705) 576-5767. • CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destrPLEASE NOTE, resun eess that are faked directh to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as Indicated by the instructions in the ad. Join gmwung dyrumuc company in Ajax. Work tune days a week with on call duties weekends and soane evervns. Competitive salary, com- mensurate with experience. Must have car. Fax resuere by June 28 to 905-427-6806. Only those selected for interview will be contacted. Not suitable far students. FRIENDLY HOST FA AULMS NEEDED AUQU" 5th - 25tih For a P0 ons h Span and Franc* to hinprei- tho r Iringjlish skills and experione* our Cinidlim datum. stltBel plaid nail Arlsae HsssB "S4" 6" EXPENEININED TENANCE PERSONNEL kw we egublow North Pk ar- P11't � � 0 n bum maktenaece. Cal MphOay tuph Friday 905- 6194761no or to ilium b 905 619-07W EKPENENMSIwBIF# T Hourly "P •M py YOU Wr b sumblb otr plodlrets. Ea wdk N0 tt•C•6fMIG For FREE dMr sold SA.&E to (MI6 Slur EIMNpdm - UIMp w lie. Stili t Pkhmft Od, Ur 111111111 aBnernm NEBNNEo I« Aim Gooll ease COWANM ny iwMW 6868 wjshF amort Ask ler bleb « RiMal. 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PPB Nkm Cal J16 too" 579-5132;623-14; or 427-11165 be amalinl M�dM R:ANA' wAn 0 . 1-rs Front aN dtsaF aMpow Mdlm can usummtym caw b M* *� to mwRatwl aR1im6 W OOrelwilwdeq a*Mabtr I. 1961. CA6 JIM Muco (905µ92-7176. NFT {010116 $N per aawo Nmwft cdltpllr OIam 10 pn* dui" M no Mm - sun. ND aperism was- ssuaryy. ttMdtw 6 k in!! Cal JwBe _W NbrMfw d 905) 72 M4. Ft/ TNM la. elk MMmtwd. New IN CooloCNCoe 4204 ad 11. 156=It Rd Alexo This position focuses on cost accounting appro- priate to a manufacturing environment as well as some general accounting duties. The successful can- didate must have cost accounting training, possess a university degree/college diploma in accounting/ business, be enrolled at an intermediate level of an accounting development program (CMA/CGA) and have excellent PC (Microsoft Office) skills. IBM AS/400 skills would be an asset. Interested candidates meeting the above require- ments may submit their resume to: MCNAMM PACKAGING - COST ACCOUNTANT 125 Consumers Drive :Vbittby, Ontario. LiN iC4 Fax (905) 66IS-5038 Only those candidates under wriil be contacted. 135 135 requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp. Home Every Weekend Satellite Dispatched No NYC No Slip Seating Competitive Rates Benefit Package Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit Call Bryan (905)706-2596 waren 09 0r Mwp on beW of vur eoaWar ills cum *w f4wen No V111111110111111111111111 PnstoenCN WAR to sivan to aledidNlBa will, hk to y in s" Jabfimoon Marnow. 1f N 011y shift eMNIiNDfe. $13.00 per tow sarong salary DRILL Prase Operslors, minimum one year experwrice. $11.50 per tour starting salary Pisan rept In p• m with mftume to: 74 ShvwAo St S, Duke 301 06twalk ON. N1ro pMaee e:mll: (file) 43&Mf elft m oNke >H*man Ara6rWa a Dycill 1 MAhraleble PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SeOxy apenemxd cores darect- lyloosews-10, � Peas of finselcial moo. rraahw bedq t - Gl. payroll. lraarty, auveo- bry Coal. . a fun fkteredal stale mMs praparadon. Sal- ary 10 aautrnsawale wtlh ex- 10 x- Rpy b File /3111. p.o. ion 181. a66 Farwon St . OsM.a This walk. NIPPING,. Ontario. LIN 71.5. 1 Sd" or Ice Me ducts and 0 11 Nobs, BMW 11 Nt w ftw « 3l U - PICK Weekdays 8 a.m. - 8 p.nL Weekends 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. . Children Welcoanes Vkh Linc, lkm. north of Stouffville, just north of Stouffville Flea Market Call for Daily Crop Update Oing your oum containers or buy ours. 1 Arnie for SaN 16' TANDEM CAN Trailer 3500lbs. axles. surge Drakes. lull deck, ramo-type tailpe. New paint. $1.750. a.5 ft slide in camper, box. stove, for - trace, water tack. $675. Call afler bpm 985-7521. I921 BERNARD Ndntzman Toronto upngM Grand. AN o ipirul condition. 07%.'keys. $1500. (905) 19M l; antique ppiikoe tfraskq table. Antique finish. Asking 5200, Cal 434-8924 rskbl Is 98a t. box. $500 obo. Cal 9a5 FACTORY OUTLET CLEAIIAMCE or 111110111 POOLS 2/'round Rea b 32,IOn 00 am lOarAS$1a1600 Allprormd poob Crwa =pkawp aeaer, Mir, ski ue er a vacnwk Clouser t+l 16502- Ye*oore0 WAWUCONW YMuded S2.195.a 1eSTAlLATtr3N AVAILAaLE For beat a.i.enore lied Mellon". e.n aoa «.. 11-a77:i ss�s TotNIE CalINAL Aan Cm - a envron- meat, we Can our Repair Materials in Durham re S1r101d pare+" CLAW • • `.l, M = �"�r b �.iA quires a ,$rite slit*$: COrsldgM to REPLACEMENT rlllnoM BAnrmARINOOD KIDDIE and door MrNalkr. to be aP you ttalary COf1111"a- AFTERNOON SHIFT Ea kemom d two has bent ServlCe a rfwaRibrde or estabfrshed kat M LAND 99 Kids daresre am d atsMrhg errs. Boars. IitsNe spaces. Ex- ani cutouts. armrrela to yn Preferably with Chrysler TIE A�1NR11IE EIRE and rum ergartrua. Good par. Steadp "101A %KW% Qwh took. dulls and (EKE sbrOarR) wme 1 'dwureeel- mean avaibft, Smola and experience; for busy ` 7 bad d accounts or groat' contacts. Must dam- s� t�«w t trmpo,ytian p p aprrrtd ward. cal nos►7e�5 01r. CPR. raaro'1a Is surgery practice to Apx. Ex- parrreea pralena0 be wrmntg r J dealership. Fax resume to: 1 0 SIS aedppkct. Geo- in tek«nrketirV and CIJ510ntr sem. N rebs. 1 MOM ed � � pow". VILLAGE kweptes Faaad yard. Dell- 50 Boonoft e .4. el1960 Bed sob 11111111* Dow O�EC�E'^k� wort $12.00 to $13.00 far f0/ItOyd reurne to: eaa0og MS word an SOIL nrdivldua>� a�l0- ESTAKISM osRAwA C�iAE to opposes nu Col Faaep (905) 683-5738 1700 Rd. orierMed and thrive n Dental Praanx reguiras FIT t �kw"y 1w dare n my aorree Am 11 Nobs, BMW 11 Nt w ftw « 3l U - PICK Weekdays 8 a.m. - 8 p.nL Weekends 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. . Children Welcoanes Vkh Linc, lkm. north of Stouffville, just north of Stouffville Flea Market Call for Daily Crop Update Oing your oum containers or buy ours. 1 Arnie for SaN 16' TANDEM CAN Trailer 3500lbs. axles. surge Drakes. lull deck, ramo-type tailpe. New paint. $1.750. a.5 ft slide in camper, box. stove, for - trace, water tack. $675. Call afler bpm 985-7521. I921 BERNARD Ndntzman Toronto upngM Grand. AN o ipirul condition. 07%.'keys. $1500. (905) 19M l; antique ppiikoe tfraskq table. Antique finish. Asking 5200, Cal 434-8924 rskbl Is 98a t. box. $500 obo. Cal 9a5 FACTORY OUTLET CLEAIIAMCE or 111110111 POOLS 2/'round Rea b 32,IOn 00 am lOarAS$1a1600 Allprormd poob Crwa =pkawp aeaer, Mir, ski ue er a vacnwk Clouser t+l 16502- Ye*oore0 WAWUCONW YMuded S2.195.a 1eSTAlLATtr3N AVAILAaLE For beat a.i.enore lied Mellon". e.n aoa «.. 11-a77:i ss�s TotNIE CalINAL Aan Cm - 1 Artk, for sale CARPET AND VINYL - Carpel Om rooms. 30 square yards. from $329 irKtaaed. 1 will dis- cowIrout Dat quote up b 10%. Custduhltf satisfaction Z iNW Cal! Mike for your mmale.905-131-/0t0 COMPUTER FACTORY OLOMOUL Aman1 yr no payments man $16nw (oak:). 333 Mhz bided. pnnter. m01d10f, kelerreat, solhare and more. Free sanim dNirerp and Mo. 1 -NO -515-5545 0011114 ROOM SINTE ttpc. dark Oak Tradiftwol, table. 2 large leaves, bullet. cuter. 5 side i 1 arm chair. $1.750 (90b (905) -WG -2452 or FM COAT, - Bnuaaul c1h0- cow brow,, allUttO•r, sins 10.12. Appraised a (9500. sasvilce was adxq $5000. fwon. - - , to 53000 (705) 7860088 (mp) SKMAs pay IN hat golf d your we Cal 14%756• 601E ler lien W*fWmlw. OUT OEALI No IN 64 System plus one consoler, too pammom, ores, sea nun - and sGOMM"lualow a IEap=elz $2M Mm. Cal lord Ask - Me 9696 (sup) MAN" APPLIANCES Paft SaleslSerwa. Dohme frost - free fndW $200/Ip. Large sebesiew of side-y-sids $3991 Cpl. size triages Sl= stoves9yers150hrp. Pan - able Dishwasher $2.9 uupp: Dull -ins sl9wup- Arr !n. boners. bppa.t-h�osme farvroe. Bar- sttss Mo =4x SYeeeoe 1010 512E NOIIOOM sub. complete $195.. Gets twin Ind. bon spring and Mona. One year aid. $195. 4 bar new w $50. look trkrA do« Ado" anile M. Ws" edge exsrc. wa- ds we video $250.. ar kxourm $50. electric cellos dryer $195. (905) 126-0061 MaNNNRM Bm4fua Mal - tress. ClWV shop Sale due to sad or acerdW. The pock's lk , 1 mark left. 0rkq NIA. No t1w Jolo rant fa4 I wme hm, mol SII to tae ban wall. SMI" floor aanodrkpwara. , pock. Final 30 P7 E. Bruaw. le1570 57jMwr 13M. Ella d on) Doors Seoul dws au Mit 1283 M 12 spud mountain OIs leq r sale. 72 tuned .00. Fluxes 721 nk -0601 wo Books. from INS a ins. Lis row. Call 7057460607. PEIIIBa 0 33M a Soo 104 11.466, ISK N.D., 64 146 am 16 III 2" vile a 361 ad roll sew, taw aomm, spttaars. :Diss; 016223/. $1.400. am (416) for MOIL P I aandpit- albblf purCAsse cosfdhdelt a at Islet i wwdA (NB Bib s 906127-7191. PIBNBOIIMBN0fAl1En SAU Naw wt IsuKBowII bsMm IMy Must Bot Hop@1110lss N d wee aid od Planes. Naw d0a Mao{ Baa SM a~ W AMS d 10 ons. 100% d a6 INN=:*. IMlgbs -B . Also or 2ds Irons Sub and Me. Cal TELEP NANO 4311491. PINK ft* 416 pet pia, eft Mat a aaokK bliss sm OBO. 11"W oollr 5375 090 Odes Cs- Or -PlItridalker 1 -year am 515101, CBf11NIQ10pI, 1Mre- br-Mrs. Plwls-pmdL MtNi- fsN6dml a1i-bIC -_ gddBr 52700 "K VAL X9, SM Oak Un 1!10115 PaMk, T dOL TldtdsN oak scarabooK Can wdL km e$bl CIM, lest,.. 1a n sm w" $BAK N .W SM. CON Al $0511e5.3620. 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Fad (006) 63 dnic PNM4141040111 l0 (410) 266 b M Fit mom lx ( 4 alt Y , OM N Mp Maas dlfws bi�reBl1 09 roats � ��sre�ts ilon. fwe alaa>a. ntPq r. w q1 40610115 plions a7 lin $100. Tile �eeoerel�p oft !� CAk * A?W Cie Tam $*all. 1 Artk, for sale CARPET AND VINYL - Carpel Om rooms. 30 square yards. from $329 irKtaaed. 1 will dis- cowIrout Dat quote up b 10%. Custduhltf satisfaction Z iNW Cal! Mike for your mmale.905-131-/0t0 COMPUTER FACTORY OLOMOUL Aman1 yr no payments man $16nw (oak:). 333 Mhz bided. pnnter. m01d10f, kelerreat, solhare and more. Free sanim dNirerp and Mo. 1 -NO -515-5545 0011114 ROOM SINTE ttpc. dark Oak Tradiftwol, table. 2 large leaves, bullet. cuter. 5 side i 1 arm chair. $1.750 (90b (905) -WG -2452 or FM COAT, - Bnuaaul c1h0- cow brow,, allUttO•r, sins 10.12. Appraised a (9500. sasvilce was adxq $5000. fwon. - - , to 53000 (705) 7860088 (mp) SKMAs pay IN hat golf d your we Cal 14%756• 601E ler lien W*fWmlw. OUT OEALI No IN 64 System plus one consoler, too pammom, ores, sea nun - and sGOMM"lualow a IEap=elz $2M Mm. Cal lord Ask - Me 9696 (sup) MAN" APPLIANCES Paft SaleslSerwa. Dohme frost - free fndW $200/Ip. Large sebesiew of side-y-sids $3991 Cpl. size triages Sl= stoves9yers150hrp. Pan - able Dishwasher $2.9 uupp: Dull -ins sl9wup- Arr !n. boners. bppa.t-h�osme farvroe. Bar- sttss Mo =4x SYeeeoe 1010 512E NOIIOOM sub. complete $195.. Gets twin Ind. bon spring and Mona. One year aid. $195. 4 bar new w $50. look trkrA do« Ado" anile M. Ws" edge exsrc. wa- ds we video $250.. ar kxourm $50. electric cellos dryer $195. (905) 126-0061 MaNNNRM Bm4fua Mal - tress. ClWV shop Sale due to sad or acerdW. The pock's lk , 1 mark left. 0rkq NIA. No t1w Jolo rant fa4 I wme hm, mol SII to tae ban wall. SMI" floor aanodrkpwara. , pock. Final 30 P7 E. Bruaw. le1570 57jMwr 13M. Ella d on) Doors Seoul dws au Mit 1283 M 12 spud mountain OIs leq r sale. 72 tuned .00. Fluxes 721 nk -0601 wo Books. from INS a ins. Lis row. Call 7057460607. PEIIIBa 0 33M a Soo 104 11.466, ISK N.D., 64 146 am 16 III 2" vile a 361 ad roll sew, taw aomm, spttaars. :Diss; 016223/. $1.400. am (416) for MOIL P I aandpit- albblf purCAsse cosfdhdelt a at Islet i wwdA (NB Bib s 906127-7191. PIBNBOIIMBN0fAl1En SAU Naw wt IsuKBowII bsMm IMy Must Bot Hop@1110lss N d wee aid od Planes. Naw d0a Mao{ Baa SM a~ W AMS d 10 ons. 100% d a6 INN=:*. IMlgbs -B . Also or 2ds Irons Sub and Me. Cal TELEP NANO 4311491. PINK ft* 416 pet pia, eft Mat a aaokK bliss sm OBO. 11"W oollr 5375 090 Odes Cs- Or -PlItridalker 1 -year am 515101, CBf11NIQ10pI, 1Mre- br-Mrs. Plwls-pmdL MtNi- fsN6dml a1i-bIC -_ gddBr 52700 "K VAL X9, SM Oak Un 1!10115 PaMk, T dOL TldtdsN oak scarabooK Can wdL km e$bl CIM, lest,.. 1a n sm w" $BAK N .W SM. CON Al $0511e5.3620. Oda- sra .' kIf SL�1�e HCA. DBE. SATELLITE. new model 5135 freeleft Card ( d VWS Open View over 700 channels. In- SWIation aaBable. Card guaranteed for 6 months. KennSal 9�) 725-0195. (905)626 9 RENT TO OUIM new and re- conditioned appliances. and new T.V's. Full Marrmly. Pad- dy's Market. 905.263-M or 1 -8W798 -5502 - ROYAL DOULTON FIGUR- INES All discontinued series. Marry better pieces. Old toy collection, many hundreds. mostly ars and trucks. 19051430-338.5. SHEDMAM - OualitY wooden sheds 8' X 8' barn lat. 0* '339. plus tax. Many other sues and styles avitalte. Iso Kay OxaOas and decks. 761 McRd. UM 3. Pickerrn'hg. For more iMo. all 905-119- 2093. SOLID auk 3p: wall -unit 6950. black sotalloveseat $750., Ladies Size 8 rwl- lerhgtti raccoon wat $700.. 5pc maple table/dairs $250. ma* S75.. Child's bicy- Cie sealMmet $15. [9M) 668.9102 OAK dining room suite. 4 Blairs. 1 kal, pedestal table. buffet 8 hutch. Asking $650 O.B.O. CaN afar 4pm. 721- 0380/2594100. SPECIAL - Nr wrdlfroners - central from $1500. Finance available. Ask about Keeprt e Optima 2-S with free pr -gran maM thwmuua ad carbon Mronoxide defector or weaker cooker Cal Ward 4341996 or Joe 432-1925. PME*AK FINNUTURE.Cele- brating our 251h arMkversary, in me Duhan Region... Come see or seleGlori d sold pine. oak i Garry bed rooms..slwgh beds. canrom- tam beds, porta ds beand pane beds. we make them a1. .our Cria mar also hand- trutld ma k Mmes. Nome OMM. DWAV Room. Kitchen. /fdroom and CUSOM Designs. AN. on iiiii i - es. Drop in and tae ow Seer d h M wo00w0rkig UC" and let us Sonoco you law 11he turnam is Mam......PAMOlf bet .'Thm is No SuvbsL Me lot ouaw....... TradNaW Woodworking ...115 Not Port Road (S. off A" Rd.) Pon Perry, 905.985- 8774... www. BaAmONtvnOoo- malue on a USED FRUMD $195 / up, used ranges $1251 up. fwd dryers S125/ up. NO oWi- cos $I" / up, now acrd used wm operated vsslwrs and dryiers 0name fridges SM alow pricies. nd rep. new 3C vest clock and widow $430. New Darby car wmegorars, 5.000 BTU 5289_ 10.000 BTU 11429. otter SIRS available. Wide Srirt- few Of OVW new and Need alp pharces. Call a iodaY. sm- pNfrmae's III- ciht, Saks, senics. Paft 154 eroce St OM3wM905) 576-7448.wd ife www.dwharAW.co* swpwnma. USED milt i cream ams Various "a and sizes. $25 1 up Sam are pviMe- nerdy to an artist (905)-579.1364. 6wdr chars 1Nvld1. Paid $5000. aegis $2000; dl whle Sob ares Ir- 15500: 2 desks $50 sack A aeM- km cwdbw 7430551. NEDDNIa WAK She 1820 San we boded bodiG, Dropped oil, M dirt NO trainshmi slvMy oRm�ak able. As SOMI io JWW MlpaziM �. kNL hma6- MIM CAM for IdL CO Tim. 9OSM361117.Iyo Three 5 ddwis. oft iol, tNattiv awk all lot plc :1 IOD OAO 51i E &mm door pip" "Iste firkw ONK Now �Gaopw��• 41� ML i41N A OL MTMMNXfgbmigW Alt. Wes +idiot altip�iANlf- w�k�L (00 � r Ma am aper4 Z cOAmfAors of rot It, QNWA N or singe an- lik eco mewN. VOW hdw" e Moorage p01My. ni try to ar SMWtI car livedes. PA60 OOW" arsdtlltr r^ 300. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, Junet 27,1999 PAGE 45 A/P 300 '"� 365 365 320410 410 41-pAid0 BUYING OR SELLING? "MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" Your one stop shoppiV for "ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING" and repays as MRI! Mechanical Saieq Certifica0orls iJ06.6iis.a8� t-eoo.�aaib 1 Articles walttfd wy= ANTIQUE and Col- lectable Contents including complete estates. Best possi- ble Prices paid. Henry Kahn. 905.985.8151. Antiques, Porcelain, Chi- na, Silverware, Jewelry, Old Coins, Stamps, Comics, Sportcards, Old Records, Old Toys, Old Post card coeection. Private Collector (905) 430-3385 11 Awmrnoeiln Ir sw 1979 CAMMO, white, under 100.000 km. lady di great runner still beim] divwi. Beautiful exterior exOlkm candidate for restoration. Call (905) 725 0218. 19M TRNINPH TR7, wnv'M- ibk. in g000 condition. Asking '850. or best offer. Can be SEM 21 2720 PreStor ale Rd. (off Hwy n) or all 922-8324 1962 Camaro. 2 dr. auto. needs some work, body ffW. '500 as is. Calf Joe weekdays 4966: weekads 705.775- 2456 Aub A 1984 CAMMD 6cyl As a. • I Cralte Best oiler"" 1985 Frebrrd. 6cyl. As is. Best offer!"' (905)-126.6676. COONTIIY CUAFT 1964 OLDS custom cnmson we"n 8 Dass- p.w.. P.I. IN. Opens Cash & C-arry air. cruise, am -lm cassette, Raw Materials b finished Midiemra. almost new rad Trade Only $750 or best oft aix-m IE85 Clements Rd., 1967 WICK LESABIIE. tuft Unit 260• Pickering loaded with am -tin Cassette WF lONm - 3pm and good tura. Needs tans - (905)686 -9031 ntissiovv. Bat ofkr as is. a 1-888-616-6166 (9050 432 5427 or sWWOnome.com CRAFTERS WANTED at -The 1117 CUTLASS SALON Gift d Craft Showplace- laces red in mte COnmirce Ftp kyr. 305Ho. I I UP fir origh lett. 4 tin. fat of Oshawa. Let c11ru11- I . IWdVsilver. tacory us show i $0 You cults o- Reqs.. grmpls. loaded. new rat�ls' b 1M public. You do not rrrs/brabs. $4.500 obo. as pave lo M dwrc. Time is No ,s ALSO. 1983 Horde Magro 6 mooft contract ie Also. re- ceive 1 nn, hrat t you sign up by Jure 30. Cal 905 (905)576-0541 or wfil 436-1324. eereOad.Lnm pock 5 SAVE IR TO Sim. - KAYAK TOOLS - Rectangular above onauid mdudog deckfrrg. 16 x 24. WD, $5,9915 Package iieuiter. 2 tedift- sand BAler., tie . mabe die. 1-Sg0- .1 ptfersvppmw COLLE Milking for good horse Good natured, friendly has aN am. LII arygae (905)-725-0171. NP AUX mossm taria pori pees. hard raised. wilt 3 youno children. mala. Is- Nlia. 7 week.. Iso slw4s. sm, Plum ai NS -7101 B Form. lor sale. 5 female. 2 mak. first shots. Ready, b go now Amwm 11500. all 718-4112 Oshm or Ism message. �qs arselLfabled NM 61rB1n emM ,i��t. r19�pl4shou. eyes checked. Tdophote (9 165 426t) Iuft ONO�MpMIO.NE fCMN# 2mAR $150. tZk X10p _ tlNiiAAMNB�it Fti1EMi ' ager bulli FNit $hot& veeF dodwd, dmwerAlK Coe J11 - ft tI*Mrn or Ju mw 70S-7a6-3tM. Mile M a hendm Poll a no" d=M "Blow Nl- ttlrw MI dm*W NO Mt boNlst Adie Gel. Mott r amuent w limp f1pRm1Br blm� dMdo ae10 amBtimMm F1mt$ Imggemf ad sidelined. MSlifa s woM 2000 $54.90 M to ISO NL wL. world 35M 0198. no 3064 S7s.09 v p ls 300 1& Dog Lik M" saebe.. f+rgve' 6ral$&SO Dog 19N CHRYSLER LABMON. Convertible. full waded New top. very dean SM o b 0 cermlted. Cam (905)579-0644 1!64 FORD MUSTANG LX 5 -OL, 5 spd. ale, 125.000 km. cherry Medk. 2 owners. int con"On. Very fast. am air. Po 905-985-2413M ci 6 /!N MERCURY COUGAR. black with tint alumnum nms, loaded wkh swerool. rumble start ex 1 0 - C"di- bw 1906m. $3400. Cam 434- W4. (SM) 1909 Tem". 4 dr.. 141.000 Irm. Black grey IN. 4 M.. &M. 52296 oat. i sauttiI IM done Days 9051991: Earwigs 705 219if4snp) 1909 TOVOITA To". 2 door hathbac k, Bkw it colour 119.000kmAsiorell $2.995 040. (905)660129 Im AERO UR XL van. 193.000111ims. $2200. Rehio- eaw $75. Portable dish- wwo $50. PNm CA after Sill (90505--74M im CAOILAC RNMVW in ocdWA comWA". 190kmK. N1 Omer car. A1k- we 500. 1964 ummm loom fad, lsokm . 1 comer car. Mlheg $2 Soo CoA (!06)-613- 264. 11IN FSM C1101N1 VICTOR - UL imCdIW 0 _11 124,000 his on tRobt 4 0- WIOK law" dow New pYO gunk OWK Will - $5000 rhmRm NayM a 1909 Foed Towpo, air COIL. 127.064 Int amt. 4 dr, sww >)NSL"5-508- 0 NOW Sad CWW" AWN 1911 FNUNOI VLIFM Ltl lam bw. In" SM c MM& EOW M hold. Now fro mW stalls atrr trot real dodo& 1900 Tbyo- e T"M 2 dNS ISTAODkW avdowaUc alt saw Nra aid tmakmL a11.- . $1.900 MM)411154178. CERA roeliMMmrOiba, fockL#Seft awe OR air 40M kvgw t VM grey Yr Iwbr 14$,000 kit Er obW r.. . comm wo nrli- 141(gDS)433-M4 READY FOR BASS 1995 Stratos Bass Boat, 17' with 90 V4 Johnson O.E. Fully loaded. 4 seats, 2 swivel 2 live wells. 3 batteries. fish finder. trolling motor. fibreglass with custom Stratos trailer. $12.500. Call 705-329-0402 after 6 p.m. or weekends. fsnp) 1 1 Armonnobdn lex SW 1997 HONDA OR Goo motor- cycle, yellow d while. 1993 Honda Civic S1 halchbaclk $9999: '93 Civic DX hatchback $6495. '91 Toyota Camry. V6. LE. loaded. p. rod. 90K. only $8995. '92 Sunbelt. 4 or. auto. air '4995: 10 Honda Accord. 4 dr auto VOW '92 Civic. 2 dr. hatchback. 127K. $6995. '91 Accord. 2 dr coupe, auto. Mack. 1401(, only $6900. Ova 50 Vans. Trucks d Cars to doom from. Many imports. Call SMB INVESTMENTS. 666-3310. 1401 Dundas St. East Whitby. We arrange financing Good. Bad. or No Credit. Buy Here. Pay Here also amiable. Im PONTIAC $INNm1D LE, 96.000 fol aur, auto power locks. non-smokers car, new tres. bakes battery, chase ale tested and cerb6ed. Prk- WR $6.450. (905) 619-2351 1994 SUNBIi1D. 4 dr air. $4995 art. A emi.. I tot- ed cam Doug drys 905- 0074d Eve 71152n-3250 (sup) 19197 NONOA CIV Spon um ly, auto. air. remote Syria. assMle, Harm all Plume. Soft bis. skid PLa44. Orley 56,olKNcrns. $21.950 pks te- a. (905)706-1315. 1964 YJ is* ve wgite. two lop. rut, lar womeeers. great shape asking $5640 obo un o oWAd. Tel (905) 720 -IM WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit- You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 985-706-94M M CEM. Cavabr 724. Sao- roof 2.81L. 6 COJ5 spdJNfw "mast $1.490. (905)-728- 9X7. 905)-7269:157. a L1011A oceUw ink 115.900- M Give Pik 15mos NOL 64.501 97 mom Lao 1IIL Us" -a*. $1111,500. 93 31VMado. 4r1 eRrlbok Pkinip, $14,581 (905► Wilin or (Sopr4 1- sm lr mum FYtsctL MX3, 5 spill him =" pm h* dIMI , 1 gawk 13SAMM - 56800. ecce AaaOM LM - 1909 6=6 M SE, VA M" S407.IS per I an& T4Npb M J. 0. .. ,, (905) 576-2522 or (416) 7255116 - Aad LM im Fill" So*$ G.T. WOW= Ss09.1/Aso, 1909 OWN 2 dot 106AOONeL 52,000. 1964 GMC ha sill. 0** $4,064. (906)4361966 Off 3pRL _ 11 es for Sw CERTICAR AUTO CENTRE SUMMER SALE. WE ME OVERSTOCK ON 6000 RE- CONOMONE0 AUTOS Eg New arrivals - 96 Cavalier Coupe. auto. air. dark red. 5 Speed. $8.968 94 Burr Regal Ltd. 97K. bided. perfect. white $11.500., 91 Firesy 130,000 kms.automatic. 4 door. only $3.500.. 94 Chev Slam. 4 or.. Tahoe LT, load- ed, 143K. asking 512.500.12 Regal Ltd, boded. 130 K, 3800 V6. pristine aide. saw $6.995. Term. 92 Astro. lo". 143K. 90 Buick LeSatl loaded. high Vs. real ince. cold air. only $3.500.. 86 Mustang auto. 4 cyl. pretty and clean. $1.995.. 94 Satan Ext. loaded, bunrpmney. sharp. $10.985. 91 Taents. waded. only 6W. now $5.985.. 91 Lo - mina Van. waded. perfect 200K. must be swAS Doo . 92 Elama. am. waded. black. 16M 001 t. 53.520. 96 Cavalier, auto. air. black. 615K only $9.985 tetter Atte cm", 155 " St. w.. at ndlewm Matt. Can 5M 2666. TRY 03111 1916 CWV. MALIBU. 23.000 km odour - green Ounce d taclory +araty. $15.900 CAN 434-2775 305 AGA NOW Cas, tads, bows. Ws psy eta lo $10.000 Cash an Ute spat. Any cal am, my year cam as ay - Ow. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 mica srwioe 9op4w5003 or 905.706-5234 1909 HONDA CIVIC NAM so. +wilco aeNm . am orf saw bakes. an mumu 280.mm mi -a -rat Good =maw $1St ~ ow Smah pkhMl I Cam fast 426-2!23. CAW FM N;ItGBN WI 60 Md V*Adms vuhidml atst he in II ming ORWASL Cie 4127-2415 r owe ls 09 Bugg SL FNL Aftr a 18/IAD AVM SALES. loom M 60e 314 to pdwp �3111401111. ObL CA 205-99- 4dE Now awMmL Taestoma l3 IMflm CN O�OIL LtilNW16 ad gNN! 436-6W1 "a cm 964E mm IM ChM set bmAl IN ped me- RiNB ad¢ Bat anaL Sec a M7 Nota SL E., OIIImn or GA 576-0351, SE. 4 cyWrdo tubo. 7 pas- senger, SM tall (905)•28- 6291. leave rrlIli 1 TraAsrs 1901 TRAILER 3211, newly renovated in I M. a/c. new appliances. separate bed- room, very rice SM Tel (905) 576 4135. SICK OF REPMNGT? OWN HOUR HOME - ITS EASYI I n �� • First Time Buyer? - CaN Markt Discharged Bankrupt? - CaN Mark! Not Much - Call Marld Mark otters honest professional, rib pressure sersice to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1 Mark Stap�Y slRafes Rsix Rmnwur Abft ileal F�tNle ltd 400 400 420 420 RENT WORRY FREE 1, 2 b 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished 6 New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mort - Fri. 9am - 8 pm Sat 3 Sun 1 prw Spm �vALMNIT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-379-16.26 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro. water and one parking_ Call 680-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfoot.com /-highnser 1916 34' TRAVELARE Part nrddlr Flew slide Oil AN Can - 0 -ted S4parat back bed- room. 32'x6' dux Slava On a Large treed til Pigeon Lake in Kawarltes.(705)-T41-2259 1917 BOIWIN 32 cod trailer on a wl atell pamawrt sae in park 5 n krone! Norm of Linew carpe cedar deck. &W. fridge 516.000 Tel 378 198 V7 CHESCCELEBRITY new tires Cer01La0w 5500 as is 72a-9dm ram arnybnw 111191 TERRY RESORT 35' Awning. aI, deck. Sued, Orrell brdr" . soliew mR oul. - ,II - 20 miades (form of Oshawa, $15.300 Days (905)986-0274 or IF 905)303.7335. 19V F'RA I M 12'x47 Park krwdd Looted at Cede . Beach Seasonal Park on Musslmwa s Lake (Aurora f;a. $ try 44 10.42 Omar duck, all window rowneg, new 1196) deck root (vakw $10.000) 3 Piece toes. or wndtioneft (apt to wool tank. Indge. swa ai washer Included. all bmnmbwgt, new (1996) wryl tow shut (w0kw stoo). M an and country Glib taut... Phase beach, in gromd pow, hot tut. Wm. arm Shomebmt bum- be1, horseshoes anti may $am tvaRs. 02.900. al (T06}1 1450. Cama'ss 41C MIm 1 testa WNW Iwo sm !06146- 97�. (7 dryL) 7�atM F! aMF M p!4r IbM 40'. SNOOK 19a St1plNwt 4C. �r lila IIpN11 »L 788 hOq r hitt 6�Na C 1w .901 11361. tIe l�Ni- GNOW sirs One SWACoCom Ran shock Rio MO w ad btamtK $3900 ttti CA Arco ton amen Beefs But. it WO 90 W JlthtNon 0.0. losmL 4 apes 2 F 2 Are EdL 3 bMbft. alt MiK bilin" tNOIOK Abri hitNO Ocklex NNW r 2.500 . I5111 7x5-]26- 0401 either 6 pi or ow WG. (*V) 19% LEGEND '5 ^ '.eee . summum with trailer. ode console. be wtl. 3 sets. 91 - dudes cover. paddies tank. Me sadkets 2 mamnl Mooers. $3.300 !9051427-3945 Apmrtinei 1 1 i For Reeve LARGE ' ,e,::., ,_ _ . ,._ apartment separate entrance $7 5imordh Avaelabie -^ me cutesy writes sneopar- Nc 0153 no smoi 9c5 , 2 •NM. sm Aur. Sep, ems. aviq room, SIOD& o. . fml Aisll immrd RMdrliur- poo1.0z"19-0524. 9mw- 480=6- M a S[ L I likes APIL SM dOW iliii a hol - am � ow A" 2 BEDROOM, 2 slow apt. LAW mt-in NNW Md I am to 434- AMi L. Cadk SBeUeaa - IB1BrFMReaad 1lmdwsRSs BBe. !itSir s- ("6)M ASE ter Jdy It -Two bBrom apt. Sane alit 6WIBNO. Swill dopt OIL AwOML aAC BM AIT $512hoonme- b pw ONIM 31d ADr 90- vp RO wrtOf aWlllmf CAN Iris a52-3107. Lw ms - MIL 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00 including hydro, Call 905-721-0980 11 Apollo�tsor RW A PEACEFUL large 2 bed- room. clear Courtice Estates Corrservahon area. private Will. god" , lour appkanc- es. mlier/dryer. on street x().)721-0945 ores 11WCIl NO. / W. area. t i 2 Ddrrnr apartments avalable. 4 aopkaxa am 116J44-7391 CE1r W Oarbwa. Lige 2 6 3 bedroom aparrments avad- alMe In well-marrtairred bkridng do" lo al ' 1 -01 'tease Cal (905)723-0977 9 am.-7p.m. COOK= . 1 bedroom bast - mem apt. 5520 nrclusrve Avadaow August 1 Cam Cindy 905)725.2246 OOKOP ST. WWiwr - A Dog ire oedroom v+ 6 yen halyd- mood floors. 2 appliances. :7n IauiiOry. snit saints coin fT50 Pius ^edro 1-(416) 759-5321 LUXURY 2 BORN. UTTER APT Nor Downtown :5hava 6 OC levant. Aug 1st 5850/ IM wkrinrdrng Nit ai hydro Non-smolkers/no-pttb. (905)- 432-7601 or reavt Message RWO-11001, spacious, 3 -bed - •11 bungalow. in Morin -wet :shite. loaMd near h ospnal we Ornass-art" entrance and car Laundry. cable. cnr- lam and WAIN" ntbmed Large DacYYard. dkldrin wel- come $95O/more n 7256764 MALAGA Rd. Oshawa. near f-Ar 5pacqus 2-bedroorn 625imadh on hydro Heir wok parting included Avalalif Jut 1st Laundry A premrs". Call (905►t34- 3844 MMA Ce" Ostia. two 2- ,xm- studio apartmems. $5mmo, ae"daw ,,lkedyy, 1st i July 150h Large 1 -OR apart - mem awalla a Jug 151h. $650 mic bcurmes par" h. h laundry room. Cap (905) 965.3144 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom, gas hrepiue Rrtson Rd., backs onto so". doff lo sero mp and bus S575Bs Nekhes Iowa* (905) 6555452 M"IIA. 2 b40nxan =-. ment Mex Nle. CemMe min floor of trpim ewdric two. as pirts. 1stAass re- st 3, 4 1750 action. axgd-- (905 orOB1 iti TWO BENOM North Laundry. 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On Bay 3 aEDI00M cottage for rem (905)'966-0765. FreeService Senors, fit u K, est n new installations 905-728-1069 ext 277. Cold- ala Rea' _ 1 ma- las. fridw stove• dishwad er, west -exposure, excellent Mo D I R E C T O R Rasanu AJAX: br�'pht dean quiet louse tofirePIM.�sahiureb Cat* Bgo. 6 291.1999. ann- TIED SETTER KSW - tan- C ommmial AlSOL01ELY 6 mamhs free. tflen own a . app.. Mil s: ryall iincluded. d�i bong court yard, Roofing, "D7 NO job too big or small Free eSbriniES OVef 20 home from SM111onth. YOU require full time amly in- Arai►. anytime. 9350Jmo. Fe- male preferred. 619-1978. McLaughlin Square. Down - town Oslo".Transit door, S M LELLAN windows _ come t18 reasonable lisift boa terms• haat wo+ey bel, bedWlean, tad. at �r�o��, 905-767-1140 & Renovadvins Call Condontinlim I do the rest. Don't wall. Cal file Rota. Co~ Banker RMR Real Estate 10- a For P4W indoorcredit. pa no. moven venation S10Z•900. (905)132-1068 D EC? �NDO� DMIDMw�d� M�ad Sew DOUG CLARK ! a Ilabiwralf CO. 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Non- (705)-435-4984 or - 1500 soft 200 amp service. S3501montluy . hydro Call CHOICE RESIOEIITIAL and C- 1 commecwl building loft n A C ROOFINGsmokers. 810 mi;;_40 840 �r+ C:HLVV I'HUrtH 1 Y StHVK:tS Probinional , Mldl F if MiIIMaM11 r COMMERCIAL - PIDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL • LJrwe1 Afabnllrwrncr 4 Gondol Can • FwrlNkft i Wood Control • Landwspt Deeillin i kwallo on Holiday Lawn Maintenance Services Available Phone: (905) 432-3823 FREE ESTNATES 44161-769-2418. (250)762-2460. Blackstock (wafer and hydro Aced Altaelisaas PLUMBER ON THE GO ; ,g+�,w• jREMp1/AL i �E serviced at lot line) T Sh. 1' 11 T 0 I' PI a 1 C0�'• rarity available pfivateybr mg mg, a types of roots, new and old, op ua dy umbing at Reasoftabl rat forft9 quick sale. (906}966.4283 or Workmartshlp Guaranteed. IVa Discount to a es and moms. Mar a rnisf ed. On Bay 3 aEDI00M cottage for rem (905)'966-0765. FreeService Senors, fit u K, est n new installations bcmn arM­­1Apnc- Gooderhan Lake. 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Melltt-h.Anderson,Morris, Newcastle FnneraF Horne, NotaAcun-t 1mm,()shawa Funcrj+ticrvict:Wag-,WE±.Town L> vat Notice added to tdcphonc icrvicc promptly.lollowi ng receipL of inftwm tion fmm funeral home .. , cawen yr n. - pit uttl x rxK mew titre at the age of 60, on Thursday, June 24, 19, surrounded by his loving family. George w1, beloved husband of Jean. Devoted father of ry, Tim and Joanne, Scott and Yvonne, Sftamon hard, and Ryan Richard. Loving trotter of Fern, rj, Florence. and Eugene. His songs will live on for- ir in the hearts of his familIyy and friends. Funeral Irigements entrusted to 110EACHNIE FUNER- HOME, 905-428-8488. At George's request mation to occur with interment in his family plot in ckville. A memorial service to be announced at a r date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation or the halon Cancer Society. MEGMUMF, umulem - nt uwt LAWRaytl ntlsue Oshawa on Thursday June 24, 1999. Caroline Mac - Mullin, in her 77th year. Beloved wifo of the late Daniel MacMullin. Dear mother of Donna, Deborah Corbett and Heather and her husband Glenn Gteeseman. Lovingly remembered by her Fandchl. dren Dawn (Corbett) Puusa, Joshua and onnie Cheeseman and by her greatcid Soleil Reese Pwsa. Dear sister of Sarah, �Stasia, Theresa, Rose, Gladys and Roy. Predeceased by her brother Angus Resting at the ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME, 124 King Street East Oshawa with complete funeral service in the Chapel on Monday June 28, 1999 at 1 p.m. Cremation. Memorial donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation would be ap- preciated. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Irk Hospital, on Friday, June 25, 1999 in her 73rd year. May Short, loving wife of the late Robert Short. Be- loved mother of Jim and his wife Joyce, Daniel, Linda, Wayne and his wife Marg and Wendy and her hus- band Gary Beeby. Grandma of 12 grandch0dren and 4 great grandchildren. Dear sister of Bill and Mabel of Newfoundland The family will receive fiends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old ringston Road,Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Monday, June 28, 1999 at 1:00 p.m. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appwoed by the family. To respond to an ad, call J451 -3793o must be 18 or older. ace your FREE ad, call G62-8423. Anytime, day or night. AM You READY! MEET ME HALF WAY ���% � `�wA i Col V 1 33 yr. 5'. too D. attractive. ft 32 yr dC. 6'. 195 1b honest. Sir, NEW L'7♦iJf,7 , whits tenial wish long brown caro. single while mW with - :, To PLACE YouR FREE AD, cAu 1 N DAY OR NIGHT. � a i s•' .t Te,V., •' +1 .our-.�-.w PARTIERS M SHAROMM her and ayes- Entoys dining bbncls hair and blue Ms E� how'' �• sMn- roll THE W@N FOR YOU! a• bods d sport. 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Looking W a d carious or 21 yr old. black ter 5 8', weir, td+di Iant.with no dependents. shoulder Wil glh 43 43 Y< cid. non srruoker. s+ngle >s r> � 1180 b M black strider interests I BOX 19697 gay mW. 30 to 45. for a d e- crew remono tp. BOX ,9�5 130 be. Looking for a bloc* rinsis. 21 a 30. with sit d o auburn her and Drown hast. divoroad, while tanrhale tvfto tdw enpys the outdoors. sports long Set+krtq LET'S BE FRIENDS OUR LITTLE SECRET weersaw Enjoy s clubbing. TV. seeking a wait established. enjoys wakug out- Looking For hg dow. hill IC26 down lo werthMug cid. 6'1•. ib. M, Attractive. attached. kir male s beg weds, rthovws, aid just sMhsbcalsd. mmu a mala. 38 to 50. who enjoys goal conwer- s mW who is noenest and erre can. non-smoker b ohne total• toad. tan+ala, 26 lo 37. kir trtarrdsfhip l di r divorced. whNs rtek with dirt a sttstuetq b nhak for di"cnat having tun. BOX 20389 -aeons. 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ONE � A CALL_ 39 yr cid, srhgb, black rrnw "ane ri W drink sort smdw and socuai drinker. t« -.now eyes, single' .rtrM. EnlDys anti- and the theater. Soaping a FIT, 185 os, who enjoy- nth. Outdoors. Seeking a down b duo mils to outdoors and hav- and commtted relationship mak. spats, mows, music mak, with under' for earth, heavy set fenWs, 24 tD ing hon. Seeking a down to BOX 20184 and Mia twldbons Looking for a un mew. 27 or titer, with hianddip a poasbt."lean nlittionhdhip. BOX 19614 ItAME 1-900lest-3793 E• t« hinted-fhip and pO-00 earth he" set to with sinter interests. Race is not LLTs HAVE FUNI whip -inhsar init.nsb and awbules' ONE DAY ATAIM $2." /er I n"loUST BOX 1253e 0910,-x Box 20169 Mid 30-, Di curioue couple. Soaking other brcunious ea,- RKY BE YOURSELF Box 35390 27 n clot -in9h, paiak whit. 1sIAl5M1O ON YOUR CALL 2e yr old.single. dip make. 6•. plow, 20 to 40. t« tun and NO HEAD GA1 hortsrl , .. blade her and bks 1,1 34 yr cid, 67. 220 b, easy 200 lbs. 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