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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_07_16PICKER1 ': r OMMUN1T'Y NEWSPAPER INCE 1965 rundreds of students taking summer courses Ontauiv's nuclear triplets are about to be reduced a -Durham twin set with- -term lease ` over the opera- 'of pt ��t s _ e the a ung sta.- _. lion to British The decision, Ontario Via duction market, vi mean more focus on theD_and Pick eng Wig moons by. their parent cow . fluto. Power Geon, a spokesman rot thea mean J "in: inns- it=wail be` a . 's first and s, Once the . ably as c >when ` igen e- , story rAfffCE-ROTA ;S't4 Witter beginning of the sunnier r liday is 'in- sight for hundreds of Durham students; talring summa school courses, which end in early Enrolment is much higher this = year at the Durham Board of Educes tion, with close to 4,000 students, in- cluding about 2,700 high school pub, in the classroom. And while many are Grade 9 stu- dents who have : had trouble with Ontario'snew curriculum;, _itmo- d } yeah 1 'ea; Pal of the : school Wim, says it's Grale 10 math and Wish class ambers that are'Nip consider- ably, lie onsiderably"lie students are try-_ ung to stay one step- ahead ,of the new ei. Mc Weaver explained that the new Grade 10 curiculum will be in place this coming school -year. A stu- dear who failed Grade 10 oath, for example, and 'isaalg the course in summer ; school, will betaught the old cutriculin n. if the student hail re- peated Grade 10 math, starting this fall, the pupil woukl.be lhred with a tougher dose. Passing the class in suing school; means the student will advance to Grade 11, where, the new course material will not be in-' trodUced until the 2002!2003 school yeSummer school for high scol students is offered at both Pickering High School in. Ajax .and R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate & oma- ;al Institute in Oshawa. The higher enrolment resulted in the board uti- lizing five rooms at Adelaide McLaughlin Public School and two classrooms at E.A. ill Aduk and Ceddinuing Education Centre: Toronto District School Board officials say they have seen greater enrolment in ` Grade 9 summer See S't LDkNIS-page S :.6 ..6 .25 ..28 ..- to .within 4 e spokes lJsmg s me of that cash to pay down debt; at provinciai1 ' . Power. Genera to ctteapt ar.cordfng Freight ....,. • • .►�,`Iv��. pd,�nin. Fey In�ludingTa o • • • � g,1 Due° n Delivery-.47t�g � st ?c/m5ecuYDe'P°s�t • • � �ll�'� Reiunactble ONpELI�lE�oseWOW! it1014 DUE you add up oil tax inclu�% co b��� cif ority $5,50.15 4- taX. Le0Se orb w;' �� ia dials NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, July 16, 2000 PAGE 3 P with cornpan tat. of 150 neve jobs could come to- the area BY KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer AJAX — About 150 jobs could be created with an expansion at Nokia in south Ajax. Construction of a new Canadian headquarters is slated to start imme- diately and be completed by. March of 2001. The two-storey building will - have 4,016 square metres (43,200 square feet) of office space and an other 3,827 -sq. -m. (41,200 -sq. -ft.) of underground parking. The 1.44 -acre property is immedi- ately south a€the company's existing headquarters. With the expansion, the company will have more than 11,000 - sq. -m. (118,400 -sq. -ft.) of space in Ajax. Last year, the company added 2,550 -sq. -m. (27,500-sg.-ft.). During a ground -breaking ceremo- ny Thursday, Nokia Canada President Al .Gilchrist ' said, -"We're very pleased to have the opportunity to build on this site. We wanted to keep all our employees on one site. "It will provide a campus -like atmosphere," he added. Nokia has been on Westney Road South since 1984: With most of the company's em- ployees out to watch the ceremony, Mr Gilchrist noted when the eompa- ny first opened in Ajax, Westney was a gravel road and there wasnhing around it. Also, the interchange'to the 401 was at Church Street ,and West- ney stopped south of the 401. It, was: a very easy decision to expand on this property," Mr. Gilchrist said. Durham Regional a:. Chairman Roger Anderson said, `I.t's a proud addition to Durham Regi i.,4ia is: a great corporate citizen'' Ajax Mayor Steve 'Parish dui the company for "deciding to stay and expand in Ajax. Ajax has really had some -great success. in 'the Ajax to_ be a great business last few years attracting busi- partner; -it's close to Toronto," ness and keeping business." he said. "The Region ` of The company has about 214 Durham is a great place for our employees . and -could be employees." adding 150 once the expansion Nokia has more than 100 is complete, Mr. Gilchrist said sales, manufacturing and dis- in an interview. tribution centres around the "We've _been hem for al -w orld, he noted. most 20 years: We've found The company had $19.9 bil lion in worldwide sales last `year. Among Nokia's products are "mobile . phones and 'wire- less data products, cellular and PCS network solutions, per- sonal computer and worksta- tion display products and digi- tal multimedia terminals and cable receivers. An exciting week-long camp for youngsters between the ages of sevenand 12 is being planned for the last week of August. i3ayfair Bap- tist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., is hosting its annual day camp from Aug. 28 , to Sept. 1. The theme of this year's 'camp, which runs daily lion) 9 a.m. to3 p.m., is 'It's a Fad Cele God's Bost eludes= and the•;may ,trip. 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July -16, 2000 PAGE -5 P St 41-ts, -bru would -have preferred to see Bruce and said Mr. Hughes. - "What wevre saying is anything that Ontario's other: nuclear.'plarits in Dar-, , He noted the -location of Monsignor 1�1p,___7 M71 S af�slat. Ummet schoot... UU, N 0100 STUDENTSfivm page 1 class in the warm weather. took responsibility for no(piising the KING RICHARD'S PUB courses a; a result of the new cunicu-, 1t's a pain, getting UP early and stuff like� that". he said. courses. "It wasn't really that hard," he said. 41 s, Ifisfiff-low- a1v lum, which proved too difficul t for Gina Labrakos, also an Eastdale stu- don't have a problem with Eiiglish.. lilrs A_ pupils. Grade 9 students interviewed at dent agreed "ieshardgetting up in the just that I'm lazy!, A Extended. rraitty Oilable R.S. McLaughlin agreed the new course material was tough, but said other'factors mo;;ing:' But she wasn't complaining about going to school in the surnmer. Brian Hughes, principal of the adult and continuing education program at the s Ca M—er-Trihidlichnictans came into play as well. tIt'sOK:'saidMssUbrakos,noting -Durham Catholic District School Board. LiMitedlime Offer EastdAle, Collegiate & Vocational In- getting out of school'at 1:25 p.m. is the. says summer school secondary enrol- 831 i69 stitut6 student Cole Pasdos failed scl- silver lining. ment is down about 20 per cent this year. CALL -NOW FOR DETAILSI ence. But. while he said 'Vie whole She's. going to surnmer school to That's probably because the board- had course' was difficult, Mr. Pascos said that,alone wasn't the reason students did- bump up her math mark. Miss Labrakos said die material was hard, but the vol- few options, in terms of whereit could offer classes, since construction work is . . . . . .... 9054284333 905436-3212 n't pass. urne of work was the biggest problem for going on at all five facilities. HEAT)MMO &, it a "I think it was that some kids who her Classes are offered -at St. Mary (Pick- a 101. 0 1 k a' Z EVA t I I ki k d 14 P Z I I had trouble didn't get extra help." he "Just how much work they put on us ering) and Monsignor John Pereyma said. each day," she said. "They don't go (Oshawa) Catholic secondary schools. Emil Mr.-Tascos -said extra help with the slowly; they just pile it on:', Monsignor'Pereyma is bein 'used f6r lot work was offered to students after class, -advantage Troy � Dunsford,-. Who went to Mon- the first time,with less than 200 students News Advertiser and those who didn't take of the offer saw their grades suffer -Not sur- signorPaulDwyer Catholic High-Schobi last year, failed French and English, the taking courses. When Father Leo J. - Austin Catholic Secondary School in shouston0durhammet prisingly, he wasn't enjoying being'in latter 'Imely," he said.- Mi. bunsford Whitby was used last year, first semester classes weft filled by about " stu- Cheaper' -rates should follow: mimster dents, "We realized back -in the spring that CHEAPER from page I he welcomes the competition British with few schools available to use we Energy brings to the energy market but might suffer a bit in terms of enrolment:` ister Jim Wilsom would -have preferred to see Bruce and said Mr. Hughes. - "What wevre saying is anything that Ontario's other: nuclear.'plarits in Dar-, , He noted the -location of Monsignor h�lps to pay down past liabilities helps lingfon and Pickering sold off outright Pereyma is not as convenient for stu- to bring lower rates in the province," he rather than leased,- so Ontario taxpayers dents, especially those living in- Whitby. says. Under provincial legislation, A would not -have to pick up the unknown costs,of decommissioning. the- reactors : KING RICHARD'S PUB electricity users in the province pay and storing the nuclear waste when the percentage of each electric bill toward plants reach the end of their lifespan. Wednesdays the former Ontario-Hydro's debL sh Briti Eporgy,spokespqrson Robin I r, ( Ontario Power Generation inherited, Jeflrey announced the, deal earlier this-, I S! Ontario Hydro's generating f 'it acilm-'es' week, sa Lying the company would put after the provincial -g o-vernment decided "safety. firsf' and mould not L impose 4.99 to break the monopoly, -into five, strialler forced layoffs on - the '3,50 power Quasadffla's companies focusing 6n`,different seg- ments of the nower Nukiness- workers at Bnice�- 831 i69 P Patti � �6'NEWS alive lBEA StittbairEiNtOtt,` July 16; ' PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper practise what they preach On own time, at own expense, local pros show heart 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 Wiliems Real. Estate/Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager The number of people who truly Just three success stories from make a difference in communities Guyana but there are many, many .across Durham is phenomenal. We'r'e more. • - constantly reminded each year of the It must be_ added Oshawa's Royal sacrifices people of all ages, make to Canadian Legion Branch 43 as well help those in need. as the Lion's Club of Durham (Os - But there's a' truly special group of haws -Ajax branch) gives generous eight Durham health-care profession- support to the mission. Both charita- als whogo well beyond what would ble groups strongly , believe in the be normally expected- of volunteers. - work of the health care team. The Le - This crew recently took two weeks gion and Lions chip -in for health care of holiday time and paid its own ex- supplies, medications and other need- penses as well to head to the Amazon ed products to the tune of up to jungles of South America. In' deepest $100,000. - • Guyana, the team- which. includes As much as the money means, the three doctors who practise with Lak- whole --mission ultimately begins and eridge Health along with nurses, " ends with the spirit' of giving these phannacist and a -teenage student vol- professionals sehoww. Without their unteer dispensed health care to _ willingness to step forward and take 2,000 desperately needy Guyanese. part; without their sacrifice, without There's no doubt that without their determination; there is no two- these local heroes on hand, people week trip to Guyana, no health care who need urgent care would die. Dr. for the poor, and "undoubtedly, Roy Rowsell, the leader of the team tragedies which could have been pre- who has been going to the Caribbean • vented. As Dr. Rowsell puts it in very and South America to offer his ser- human terms: "Twenty Flintstones vices over - the past 30 years, can (vitamins) areenough to protect a kid point this year to several people -who for a year against blindness." It may are thriving only because they were not be much to us, but it's life or helped by the self -described `MASH' _ .death for "the people served by these unit in past years. • ' great representatives of Durham. For example: medicine which saved a girl's life was especially flown in from Toronto; a child with a E -Mail your comments on this opin- swollen eye from parasites was treat- ion to shouseoneduthant.net. Submit. ed beforetheparasitecould reach her atone . which include a first and last heart;- a man deathly Al with malaria name, as well as the community of rest- receive anIV 'treatment which re- dance, will" be considered for publics- stored him tis full 'health. tion. , LETTERS TO uicide sole tion for some THE EDITOR To the editor. Re; Murder -suicides The media report there are 45 murder -suicides each' year. To keep it in proportion that is about aone- in--950,000 chance of it occurring. More people are hit by lightning. While being shocked at the des- peration of these -munie s, I' am mystified that no one notices or cares that they are carried out; by men who believe their only option is suicide. Most men take their family re- sponsibilities so seriously- that when they fail at their task they take it very hard. So genuinely do they believe in their inadequacy- that a tiny minority see suicide their only way out. Although millions of dollars have been spent creating womend help programs and advocacy urvivor': Give me a break please Show ).s about as rea :_as wrestling or magic tricks shows and 'The Secret of Al Capone's Tomb.' Robin Williams -though didn't mean it quite the way .the TV networks do - said it best: "Realm .What:a concept:" proof of .that is 'The Blair Witch; Pro- ject,'. the fiype of which had us believ- groups, there is virtually nothing for men. When any wife left me and my son six years ago, I had $237 in my own account. When I phoned Ajax welfare, I told them I may be tem- porarily out of money and would pay themback if they could tide me over. They told me to sell my house and hung up. 1 was a man. There is nota level playing field for men and women as there should be. Issues like alimony, child cus- tody, restraining orders,removal from one's own property, usually go one way. No-fault means men's; fault, and menare always guilty. 'This it not healthy for our soci- ety where most men and women have a great desire to get on well with each other. We are failing our boys and young men by tolerating such bla- tant hostility. I hope for a saner,_ more equitable society where men do not commit suicide in such large s number's, and where.; women and children are cherished. It is Iongpast due to end the de-"menatructive societal attitude of ` don't count". We will all be homier. The Suintitt Series. The explosion The Gulf War. he Tones can`. t• have of the space shuttle 'Twin Peaks.' `Survivor.' It may not be immediately apparent but the fiveitems above have some - it both -ways. u nimom I . of just the fact 'But you can't write real life Recent lb the editor: Itis so hypocritical thing inco n.. t is n j =: they all glued many people to their TV _ S#alar cal of the Harris . Tories, a patty that badgered Liber - dominated Better yet is hoer those events - � .. � . dominated � conversation around the -=- `Survivor' is thepile ma �13�1yl�ap Oevents f course,-theydid- job;eader ton McGuinty over a � _ . _ thein the y had . aoffer to his brother, to feel no water cooler at office. thing about- . People need something to talk of moneyCBS is making off the sliew n't and `The Blair Witch Project'was qualms over awarding- null gg "about~andthe current hot -topic is 'Sur- It's p ularity is also very'real,- just ander' bit of fiction rnasquerad- contract to Derek Nelson, vivor,' CBS's supposed reality show fascifadon- largely due to human n int amid life. Sort of like `Survivor.' band of Education Minister Janet important and `supposed' is the un t `word tune's morbid curiosity and interest in I'll slink. I've never seen `Sur- llcker • here. -other's iforttine. We have become a vivoz'. Ibave no intention of watching If it wasn't appropriate for the r For those readers , who tune in reli- society of voyeurs. Anyone who has the show. So what makes me qualified Liberals, it certainly isn't appropn- giouslyand think `Survivor'' is for real, driven the; 401 and been caughtin a to comment? ate for the Tories. That sounds like I'll take a little break and pause while tiaffic,jana tat is a directresult.of roti Let lute just say, I don't have to you turn the page-. bemecking will bear me. art. We are . stand in a pile of rotting garbage to _ � � > : �- To those of you left, I'll pose this too willing to bring our lives to .,a know it is going to stink.. question, "Why are so many of you screeching halt to catch a glimpse of a: making so much of so little',There's ": dented fender or broken headlight: cattail your comments on this coin- been enough program I don't think.I'il shock anyone by And, yes,_I amus guilty as anyone. ton to shoust nEdurham net Submla' and service cuts by this govern - saying `Survivor' is3ft`Stirvr •vor is We lave to watch. _ Bions which include a first and last ment_;Perhaps a cutback in nepo- °-. no more real than the World Wrestling The Fox network has been cashing name, as welLas the-conuounfiY of res _ tism would also be in orderFederation or `Who Wants; to Marry a in on that fact for years with shows like idence, will be considered_ for publics- " Vera Maw, Multi -Millionaire?' Just about the only `Caps,' a slew :of. 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The sport of war Paintball garners shoot for thrills on the battlefield BY DAVID STELL Staff Editor Crouched in the shade of a cedar tree, gun in hand, the warrior adjusts his goggles ever aware of eacti sound around him. His heart races as his eyes dart around his surroundings, wondering if he's been spot- ted. Suddenly a cracking sound, movement at the edge of the stand of trees and his target comes into sight. Tak- ing careful aim, cautious of creating even the slightest sound or movement -that may betray his cover, he raises the barrel of his gun and lines up his -target. A slight twitch of his trigger finger and the shot is released. "Damn!" The warrior smiles as he hears the anguished Cry and sees the green explosion on the arm of his eliminated vic- tim. One down and more to go. Another 'kill' to notch in his belt and brag about to friends after the game. It's a scenario played out over and over again on sur vival game fields across North America. Increasing in popularity every year, mostly men and many women from. all walks of life, pick up paintball guns and don the safety gear necessary to hunt down their opposition on the combat field. They search for the thrill of shooting first and asking questions later. The only question left: Why do they do it? "Cause we're crazy," laughs Steve Clark of Os- hawa, just off the field after a practice round with his team- mates. Yes, practice. The game is taken to another level for many and teams across the continent compete in mock war scenarios for prize money and trophies. And to further expand on why, Mr. Clark points to the extreme excitement level involved. "It's a pure adrenaline rush," he says with a smile as he packs up his gear and con- templates whetherto clean his gun now or at home. Yet teammate Mark. Aik- man, who travels from Mis- sisiauga for practice at RLD Games in Ashburn, _ 'the team's home field, calls the war -like image of the game an illusion. "It's not a killing -game, it's a sport," Mr. Aikman says. Another paintball enthusi- ast, Ray Uotila from Scarbor- ough, out using the field's shooting range on the same day, points how the sport is different from war "Everybody's friendly," the ambulance driver during the Week andpaintball spe- NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION; July 16, 2000 PAGE 7 A/P Paintball necessities DAVID STEINThis Week photos Gettingthe dmp on the enemy is the name of the game in paintball battles. like many of the serious play, cialist on weekends says. "Afterwards, everyone's friends again: Trevor tvlcLaughlin of Os- hawa says he's been involved in , paintball battles for a few years. He bought a gun out of curiosity and took it to a field to test itout. That day he got into afield game of 3 -on -3. "I never felt so... alive," he says. "I didn't know what to expect." Mr. Aikman, a general contractor by day, started out ers, playing a game called Laser Tag. The correlation to the army in paintball sparked his interest to give it a try. "Someone ` said 'Why don't you try it?' and once you try, it's a hook," he says. As a group the assembled players point to one aspect of the game looked atas priority one: safety. Itis the main con- cern for anyone out on the field. "Like today, we were in the middle of a game and someone dropped . their mask,'' Mr. Clark said. "The game stopped and everyone stopped until he had his mask on again." "It is a very safe sport," Mr. Uotila agrees. Novice or expert, each player is given the safety rules before each trip onto the field: Strict rules have to be fol- lowed or you might find yourself heading home early. Casey MaMuizelaar, co- owner of Outback Paint Ball in Newcastle explains he started in his field because he loves the game. "I think it's one of the best. sports out there," he says. "It's the thrill of running around and shooting your friends." The necessary equipment for - survival games is provided for a rental rate at just about every facility. However, for the person looking to get involved on a more serious level, here is some of the equipment needed and price ranges for each in Canadian dol- lars. - • The face. mask: Even more important than the gun itself is the goggles and mask that protect the eyes first and foremost. Depending on the store, a good mask will cost up- wards of $50. • Guns will cost $200 to $5,000 or more e - pending on the manufac- turer. A few names in- cludeShocker, Tippman and Spyder paintball guns. Soft, environmental- ly safe, paint -filled pel- lets, in any variety of colours, for about $8 for 100 pellets on average. Optional equipment to consider, available at spe- cialty stores: • Squeegee for clean- ing out the barrel, of the gun when a misfire leaves the gun all gummed up. • Camouflage pants and jackets. • Knee, chest and neck protectors and cleats. 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An- tioxidants help to decrease free radicals, the end products of me- tabolism, believed to be responsi- ble for aging and chronic disease. What fed to his discovery? The people of northern Pakistan drink high-altitude water loaded with hydrogen ions. These people often live well over 100 years. Dr. Flanagan says our tap water robs the body of hydrogen ions result - • in chronic disease. And that Microhydrin provides us with an abundance of these ions. Dr. William Pryor, director of the Biodynamics Institute at Louisiana State University was quoted in the `Wellness Letter' as saying these claims were non- sense. Dr, Pryor is -an; expert on aging who I interviewed several years earlier and I respected his opinion. But I've subsequently learned the `Wellness Letter' omitted cer- tain facts. Dr. Lester Packer, who ironically is at the University of California's Department of Mole- cular and Cell Biology, is also an expert on antioxidants. Dr. Packer'sexperiments show Microhydrin possesses antioxi- dant activity against hydroxyl radicals. These radicals. are the re- sult of exposure to ionizing radia- tion. And they are the most dan- gerous free radicals occuring in biological systems. Dr. Joe McCord, another an- tioxidant scientist at the Universi- ty of Colorado, agrees Microby= drin` scavenges free radicals and also helps to recycle vitamin C. He supports the claims made by Dr. Flanagan. The effect of Microhydrin has been studied on several aging marathon runners. In January 1997, at age 39, Andrei IKusnet- zov ran the Brazil Marathon in 2 hi. 17 min . and 52 secs. The fol- lowing year after using Microhy- drin he ran two minutes faster. And two years later in a field of 12,000 runners he won the Boston Marathon Masters. In 1991, at age 39, Dr. Denis Brown, a physician in British Co- lumbia tried to climb Mt. Everest without supplemental oxygen. He reached 26,000 feet. In 1994 he again,. failed. But in 1999 at 47 years of age he decided to take Microhydrin. Dr. Brown hoped. Microhydrin would reduce the build-up of free radicals, and lactic acid and pro- vide energy. He succeeded in reaching the peak at 29,028 feet. This was accomplished without supplemental oxygen. And he re- ported he felt stronger and had . more energy than on previous climbs. The Exercise Physiology De- partment of the University of North Texas conducted a study of male cyclists. The purpose was to see if Microhydrin . increased en- durance during a 40 -kilometre race. Lactic acid accumulates dur- ing strenuous or prolonged exer- cise. This -causes pain and limits The Doctor Game W Gifford -tones M.D. endurance. Some cyclists were given four tablets _of Microhydrin a day dur- ing the week prior to testing and during the week of testing. Other cyclists were given placebo med- ication. Microhydrin significantly reduced lactic acid levels. Today we often hear the phrase; "We are what we eat." The supporters of Microhydrin claim "We are what we drink." And that the water content of human cells is a good indicator of health. In effect, healthy tissue holds water within the cells. But as we age cells lose water : and energy production decreases. Anyone looking at aging skin can hardly dispute that point. Microhydrin helps to fight this scenario. Experiments. show a 250 milligram capsule of Mi- crohydrin decreases the surface tension of water. This facilitates the movement of water into cells, increases the absorption of nutrients and helps removal of toxins. So what is Microhydrin? It's a mineral composed of silica, potassium and magnesium. This is formed into negatively charged colloids that are saturated with hydrogen. it's function is to pro- vide electrons for body fluids. 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NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, July 16, WOO -PAGE 11 Park problems prompt call for meeting Pickering City councillor fears residents will take matters into their own hands central issue. He said the tol- erance of residents is also an important consideration. "I think that people (whose homes) back onto parks think the parks will be vacant by 10 p.m.," said Insp. Morrison, noting the reality today is young people are in the parks at night. Calls to police are priori- tized by the force's communi BYMIKERUTA Staff Writer PICKERING — A Pick- ering Regional councillor is calling for a meeting between Durham police and residents fed up with youths partying in green spaces near . their homes. But while police say they're willing to listen to res- idents, they note*the problem is not unique to the city and most youths they encounter inparks are not breaking the law. Ward 2 Regional Council- lor Doug Dickerson wants Durham Regional Police Chief Kevin McAlpine to join him in `spearheading' the summit, which the councillor wants to occur within the next three weeks. In an interview, Coun. Dickerson questioned "the ;. neighbourhood attitude" of senior police officers: He maintains residents are losing respect for police because when they complain about excessive noise, drinking, drug -taking or vandalism in the parks, it can take up t� two hours for officers to re- spond. By that time, the trou- blemakers are long gone. Coun. Dickerson beiieves the issue "is boiling just under the surface across the city" and if police dont step up their efforts, residents may take things into their own hands. In some parts of Pick- ering, residents have formed night patrols in an attempt to stens the problem, he says, "In other areas of Picker- ing, where residents are not organized, thjee or four DOUG DICKERSON Police should 'look at (residents) as additional eyes on the streets.' neighbours grab baseball bats and chase them out,". said, Coun. Dickerson. "All we're saying is you can'texpect residents to put up with this behaviour and not take ac- tion." Pickering resident Paul Urquhart said "it's about time" police and residents got together over the problem. Mr. Urquhart and neighbours patrolled the park in their area last year, and while he said there have been fewer proh lens this year, he noted there's lots of summer left and the patrols would soon be starting; up again. The ap- proach is to confront youths and politely ask them -to. move along. In 80 per cent of cases, the ' youths would oblige, but in 20 per cent of the incidents, Mr. Urquhart saidthere was resistance. • He cited one incident last year where Coun. Dickerson was on patrol with the resit dlen'ts and they, were speaking 12 Equal N orithly Payments.. AlllaNOL In Stock Inventor/ tee Cover 'Free Programmable Stat. 10 Yrs. Parts & Labour Warren MANOR/ with youths in a park one night. A car came driving across the park "and almost took us out," he said. Mr. Urquhart said police could be doing more to help. "I think the police should be able to monitor the parks, to go into the park and get the kids out of there," he said. Police Inspector John Mor- risonsaid a number of meet- ings with Pickering and Ajax residents occurred last year. He explained the Commu- nity Response Unit is com- prised of plainclothes officers whose focus is liquor and street -level drug enforce- ment, duties which include cu monitoring parks. But most cop times when police encounter cd young people in a park Qom? they're merely playing sports or hanging out. said Insp. Morrison. "It's a small minority of the kids who are creating the problems," he said. Insp. Morrison said chas- ing youths out of a park will likely create a problem some- where else. And, with thou- sands of youths in Ajax and Pickering and countless green spaces, "the volume of the complaints" becomes the QJ 8-4 cations branch, said Insp." Morrison, adding there's no short-term solution to the .problem. Coun. Dickerson would like police to see residents as allies, not as annoyances. "These (residents) when they're out there, rather than looking at them as a pain, look at them as additional eyeson the street," he said. .a unimer Day Camp filled with fun, action and education held our Special Event Centre, adjacent to Cullen Gardens & Miniature Village, 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. 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TUESDAY, JULY 18 DAY CAMP: Kids aged four to 12 can take part in a free, five-day vacation day camp at the Christian Life Centre, 1030 Ravenscroft Rd, in Ajax. For more infor- mation call the centre ' at 686-1411.. AIDS: The AIDS Commit- tee of Durham holds an open house from 4 to 7 p.m. at the group's new office, 22 King St. W, Suite 301, Os- hawa. Everyone welcome. 576-1445. VVEDNESDAY, JULY 19 SINGLE PARENT SUP- PORT:.The Ajax -Pickering £ chapter. of the One Parent Family Association invites you to - our' weekly meeting held at , 8 p.m. every Wednesday. Meetings are for both custodial and non- custodial parents whether your children are two or 42. For more infortation and meeting location, call 837- 9670. EUCHRE: The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, Ladies Auxiliary holds an open euchre at 8 p.m. The Legion is at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Everyone wel- come. 839-2990. THURSDAY, JULY 20 BLOOD DONOR CLIN- IC: St. Isaac Jogues Church in Pickering hosts a Canadi- an Blood - Services blood donor clinic between 4 and 8 p.m. The church is at 1148 Finch Ave., just west of Liv- erpool Road BREAST CANCER: The Canadian Cancer Society's Living With Breast Cancer peer support group meets at 7 p.m', at Dundee Private In- vestors, southeast corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Support and informa tion for breast cancer pa- tients, families and friends. Registration not required. 686-1516. - FRIDAY, JULY 21 ADDICTION: The Sereni- ty Group 12 Step Redov- ery Meeting is at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every Fri- day and deals with all types of addictions, including co- dependency. A child-care program is available as re- quired. Everyone welcome. 428-9431 (Jim) in the evenings. SATURDAY, JULY 22 BLOOD DONOR CLIN- IC: Canadian Blood Ser- vices holds a blood donor clinic between 12 and 4 p.m. at the McLean Community Centre, 95 Magill Dr. in Ajax. Donors must make an appointment by calling (416) 974-9911. SUMMER SPECIAL Air Atin„ Conditioning Sale i' ,aFFp !av'Rgsr 725-9731§ New 2000 OPTIMA Model III PICK YOUR OWN or READY PICKED AVAILABLE (sutr Zdanowicz Farm SALE ON NOW Golfers do-gooders for Golfers turned out for the annual Magwyer's Pub Golf Tournament at the Deer Creek Golf and Country Club recently. The event raised $1,000 for the hospital, which will used to purchase medical equipment: Last year, the tournament raised $710. Pictured are Shirley Freek, executive director of the Ajax -Pickering Hospi- tal Foundation, Bill Lockhart, and Norm Shunda, owner of Magwyer's Pub. Billboard The News Adver- tiser welcomes your notices for billboard. Non-- profit organiza- tions are wel- come to submit their announce ments for publi- cation. 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Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has provided relief many people just like you. Many health problems have their source in spinal misalignments. Call fora spinal screening. I� IN.— MP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 16,2opo ADVERTISING FEATURE odiatri • Ask the Podiatrist: Ronald J. mein, Podiatrist Foot Specialist are as you described, with general My son Just. turn& 1,1'. years old ized pain and discomfort around the ,and he has been 'complaining of heel:, back of:the _heel and worse with exer pain: Although he is very active and tion especially running, basketball, et* athletics, he - doesn't remember soccer or baseball. injuring the, heel. I vent" to my, family It is most often found in doctor to have she r rays taken. W _ children ;.who ..have undergone a the results were negative -and showed no ` growth' spurt, whereby the pull of fracture, he advised ice and rest. T`. . the Achilles tendon now puts alot of was two months ago and he is not feding pressure on the growth centre of the any better. Is there not_anything else -to'' heel bone and it `becomes inflamed. do to make him more comfortable? Once the growth plate closes and Without seeing your son, it is fuses to the rest of the heel bone, the difficult to make a definite diagnosis;: pain will disappear, however this but it does sound as if your son is will not happen until the child has suffering from Sewer's Disease. Don't` stopped growing. Children who let the term disease scare yotu,`as this have a tight Achilles tendon or tight problem usually goes away by itself, posterior calf muscles, as well as once your son stops growing. those who do not stretch properly or Sever's involves an inflam- those who pronate are most prone to mation of the growth plate of the cal- developing Sever's Disease. caneus(heel bone). It is usually Until the problem resolves found in 8 to' 15 year olds (average itself, you want to keep your child as age is 10 to 11) and generally affects comfortable as possible. basic treat - males more than females. Symptomsment is similar to Achilles tendonitis Profile on health and involves gastroc -soleus (calf muscles) stretches. Heel cushions fulfill two functions as they cushion the heel as well as raising the foot to lessen the pull of the Achilles at its attachment to the heel bone. Ice after the ; activity will help ' decrease. the inflammation. Orthotics are also indicated if the stretching and heel lift do not ease the pain. If orthotics are dispensed, a growing child may need them checked periodically. Lastly some texts say that the running aspect of the activity should be stopped as the symptoms are less- ened with rest. However, I think the child should be allowed to continue his or her activities at least up to the point when the discomfort becomes greater than the enjoyment levet If you have a question you would like answered or a topic you would like addressed, mail it into the News Advertiser c/o ASK THE PODIATRIST. MaryAnn Franko interviews Andrea Allen Dr. Eranko: Andrea, tell Ras a" Dr.` 1 ko: Who can benefit impingements and frees up spinal bit about yourself? from massage? subluxations, it is only reasonable Andrea Allen: I've been a Andrea: Everyone of course. to imagine how loosening up the range from infants to surrounding musculature with years now. I graduated from the' . seniors. In today's fast -paced :world massage therapy will help speed up Canadian College of Massage and there '.isn't anyone who wouldn't Hydrotherapy in 1995 with over benefitfroni-the direct effects of mas-' 2200 hours in academic studies and sage such. 8 increased circulation, oyer. 150 hours.of hands-on clinical decrease.i�cle tension, increased experience, including sporting and relaxation,` Stress release and just.an it 4 putreaches After_ gratduat- overall sense of well-being. in g 1 went on -to- obtain my Dr. Franko: How does Certificate -nf Registratio granting' 3legist -Massage Therapy work me the title.of lkegisteted Massage : with Chiropractic? Therapist- In my spare time 1 -like to Andrea: Since working in a stay active playing hockey and soft- chiropract -office for a few years. 1 ball. 'definitely' see the excellent results produced; by using the two- modali- - ties simultaneously. While the Doctor of Chiropractic relieves nerve Registered Massage Therapist . for 4 My patients Dr: Pranko: Describe, Registered Massage. Therapy? Andrea: Registered Massage therapy is a nth -drug therapy which invokes many wonderful responses such as : general relaxation, relief from_ muscle tension, headaches, pain, relief from arthritisand rehabil- itation from injuries to name a few. SMILE. the process of creating a healthier you. By working the entire back muscles and'spine how can yo utot feel _better?i Dr: Franko:But'`' instead of :taking our word for it, like anything a person should come in and try it for themselves. The experience is better than any explanation - the results that we achieve together are truly amaz- mg. Andrea Allen RMT works at Pineridge Natural Health. Call (905) 683-7735 See the next Better Health on July 30th Ca!I now to improve your -� health naturally. DR. 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FAXthem: 683-7363 EMAILthem: shouston@dur ham.net MAIL them: 130 Cmiliner- dal Ave., Pax, trt, 1S=2 i5 `- Riding enthusiasts finmall over Durham Region saddled up for a horse camp held recently at .Malley Road Stables in Ajax. - Above, Hannah Gilbert takes her horse, Savannah,around the ring. Weicoming Froin May 25th to;June 28th, staff volunteers from Ontario Power Generationwent on a "NeourhoodWalk"`in the Pickering and Ajax communities. We visited over 11,000 homes inyoour neighbour- hood, talked to residents, and handed out an informative brochure and video about the Pickering Nuclear Station and the return to serv- ice of PickeringA. We were very pleased with,the feedbackyou gave us. So, from everyone at Ontario F'owerCeneration, thanks for taking e time to talk to us. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (905) 839-6566 a- = Q> - o :_ 4A g ta 2 m 1 t to o e >° NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July. 16, 2000 PAGE.17,A/P 444 BG, to Y tickets ' T%ryb before � re July 19 Teo` c-/ otec Oxbridge illoivOotage Great Blue Heron Charity Casino We have a winner! Located on Island Road, near Port Perry 985-88 or _1-888-N _4.41-°11 AIPPAGE 18. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 16, 2000 oyal Re of .Canada The 78th Frasers was created with a unique purpose in mind...to be musically innovative group in a highly competitive idiom. From its inception in 1981, they have endeavoured to develop, establish and promote a unique style of Scottish music. The band have played to packed hails around the world. They have won the North American Pipe Band "Championship at Maxville, Ontario and the Canadian Pipe Band Championship at Cambridge, Ontario an unprecedented 14 times. Competing at the World Pipe Band Q1ampionships in Scotland the 78th have been in the prize list 11 times aid in 1987 they became the first non -Scottish band to win the coveted award. In 1998 the band placed lst at every best they attended in Canada and the U.S. and won 4th prize at the World Championships in Cw The 78th Fraser band brings to you a performance the like of which you will never .forget. Along with the Celtic Accent Dane Company performing along with the band they present their `Flame ofWrath'show. Special perktrmance on Sunday, Elgin Park, Uxbridge at3:00 p.m. The Band is the ',oldest permanentlyorganized band in the Canadian Armed Fords Based at Fort York in Toronto the band has continued to serve its Country, Province ' and City in many different roles throughout the world since its formation in 1862. The `Royals' Band has an International reputation in recent years. In 1981 they performed at the. Military Pageant a_ t Wemb Stadium in London, England They were honoured to do a command performance for its Colonel -in -Chief, Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Diana, Princess of Wales in the Gardens of Buckingham Palace. Come out and see them perform. on. Friday at the Great Blue Heron Tattoo. This gra was formed as a Militia ent iii 1981. The Regiment is 'still and active part of the Canadian Reserve Army and the second highest of any active Regiment in Canada. The. Pipes and Drums have been' involved in many International Shows and Tattoos over the years, including participating in the Wembley Musical Pageant, . in London, England, - performances in Holland, Nova Scotia, Bermuda and numerous tattoos throughout North America. They have won championships in Maxv lle .and the North American Championship for the second time in 1993. In 1994 they won Championship. Supreme. Celtic Rock fits this group. The highland bagpi is pe the most striking feature of the band's instrumental and along with the fiddle, strong vocals and a driving rhythm section, a fresh and powerful sound is created. The band made, its debut at 'bronto's North by Northeast Music Festival in June 1996. They have appeared at the Canada Day Show . at Harbourfront, Niagara Falls Winter Festival . of Lights, Regina Highland Gamesand again will appear and .` -head ine the Highlands of Durham Games in Uxbridge Saturday n%ght for the Ceilidh beginning at 7:00 p.m. ighland Cattle Records of Highland Cattle go back -as' far as thetwel th century, but evidence of the breed exists from the sixth century Highlands are the oldest known European breed of cattle. The cattle are distinguished by their unique shaggy coats ofliair and striking set of elegant horns. Many exhibitors will be competing for some prestigious awards. There are lots of other cattle to see including -Shorthorns, Ayrshires, Belted Galloways, Black Angus. Clydesdales These big wonderful horses arecompeting in a judged show. Come out and see them Saturday at Elgin Park; Uxbridge, Sheepdog els The Collies are amazing to watch as they gothroughthe commands from their master -to =move the sheep around the grounds This show is always a delight for the crowd. They will be performing on Saturday and Sunday at Elgin Park, Uxbridge. 6r iDtartliMin July 22„ 22, 2 FREE . D4?ti11 t* `seah pnrc sc . ,fawry medium or large beverage Offer validaaepoaapaY ioolen.oslr.Lint. cot.,permsae•rM iisixataimikinviftinyetbarpraniotbmitaffittio-CeliValue. • In this area you can be more than a spectator—you can touch, create, play, learn and dance. A variety of Celtic instruments will be available where you'll have a chance to try them, Highland or Scottish Country dancing, -demonstrations and instructions will be offered Saturday and Sunday. Join in dancing around the Maypole. Children love this one: What makes a plaid or tartan? You can have some hands- on fun learning to identify several tartans. Authentic tartans • will be- available, for headbands, armbands, or scrunchies. Flower garlands for your hair. This is always popular for every age and fun to see and do. Celtic designs for your face, and arms, you choose from a variety of patterns. Relax and listen to - a storyteller spin a tale of Celtic folldore. For the youngest of the clan we've brought back the sewing of the world's longest tartan scarf. Costume airplanes, painting shields for the Viking ship, plus- lots, lots more. Elgin Park, Uxbridge, Saturday and Sunday. This area always draws a crowd, it's fun for all ages. A crowd-pleaser if ever there was one. , With performances by the Highland Creek Pipe Band, 48th Highlanders and the Royal Regiment Band of Canada, and a demonstration by Dreameast Horse Trials and of course the Massed Bands at the opening ceremony at 8:00 p.m. New this year is our candle lighting for all spectators and the lone piper on the Castle. Refreshments and food will be available. If you love -the pipes And drums, mark your calendar for this event. Bring your children, chairs and prepare to be totally entertained. Show begins at 7:00 p.m. Friday night at the Port Perry Fairgrounds. • ilconsoreci by Williamson's Uxbrii A unique dog show exclusive to the 13 Scottish hreeds of dogs. This competitive dog shovilas neverbeen held outside of land, There will be two showkone Saturday, one on-Smiday. Come out and see the BeardedCollie, Border Collie, Cairn nier, Scottish 'Thrrier, Dandie I)inmont 'Thrrier, Scottish • rhound and the rest of the 13 breeds of dog. - This is the first time this event has been held in Canada and with major prize roomy to win it should attract a lot of attention. - • 4 The Scottish Dane Company was formed inJaniiary 1996; The Company's repertoire includes many traditional and original choreographed- dances which expand the artistic integrity and horizons of traditional dances. All of the dancers have competitive experience and memrs of the Companyincludes past and present - Ontario, Canadian, North American and World Champions. They have perfiarined for HRH Prince Charles in August 1996, Saint john; New -Brunswick at the Festival By The Sea, and has performed with Michael Burgess, Barra MacNeils, John Allan Cameron and Leahy. A Special Thank You to our Major Sponsors Over -200 dancers have registered to take part •in the dance competition ranging in age from 4 to 18 years old. Canada has the. largest number of highland dancers ,oi#,side of Scotland. National and Provincial champions . will be competing alongwiththe 'newcomers striving to move up. the dance ladder and impress the judges. This is an all day event beginning at 8:00 a.m. on Sunday at Elgin Park, Uxbridge. Come out and enjoy some wonderful dancing. Advertising Feature Ontario Gaming Commission MP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION,AllY 16,2000 1-1 • • 47; Friday July 21 - Port Perry Fairgrounds Great Blue Heron Tattoo 130i) 1 Gates opeo at 6.00 p'11. OFFICIAL OPENING- _ j-1-Eqt, Cies,c; P,Per C.,st., Saturday July 22 Elgin Park, Uxbridge Gates open at 9:00 3 ir 11 00 111„$), 12 noon OPENING CEFIENIONIEs 1 00 2 Oa n ol riv Gainos :od Nickv Tdrns 2 33 -333 S-:ottish on,21 = • • Pipe, B.--ind mi.Dog P,rade. 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A app, ped 0,all do'and all they are, leaves a beauditll legacy that w8 01001E f5 _on through his loved ones, Grata leaves fly rete Loma Jean (nee Lamb), his daughters Dam Marie Thomas and Lade Ann James, `Sister Dor- othy Wilson, .Brother Gordon. Prentice, Grandchil- dren, a► dren R. David and Leslie bole Thanes and An-_ Oa* Akron and Elliott James. i'Isnoo is the Hunter to a piece of rest now more can ever he is part of urs earth. and the force that gives life and move- - ont.lo exk4ence here. Resting at the LOW AND - OW 58940RAC HOME, 23 Main Street South,. tixbrktpe (95.852-3673), LIP IMO, for visi- on Sahgday, July 15, 2000 from 2 - 5 p.01, -- Service will be held':in the -tuner* ioonme on Sunday, July 16, 2000 at 1 p.m. PrWate interment at the Eltb[lf ge Cemetery. 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Ofg c.3.:..it,If , NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, -Judy 16, 2000 PAGE 25 P A J GROEN/News Advertiser photo Pickering Pony Club's Katie Shipley guides Show Jumping Qualifier at Thornlea Sta her horse Bomb over the jump while con- bles, near Oshawa, last weekend. Shipley Feting in the Central Ontario Regional won the novice and intermediate divisions. t fa : • Pickeringrider a champion Pony club member shines at show jumping qualifier Local equestrians performed while also . capturing the inter- Qualifiers will be hosted by the well at the first of three Central mediate division crown with her Ajax Pony Club on.July 23, and Ontario, Region Show Jumping horse Samson. the third qualifier by, the Os - Qualifiers at Thornlea Stables, In the entry level -13' 2, hawa Pony Club on Aug. 6. near Oshawa, on - Sunday, July Ajax Pony Club's Stephanie Top ; finishers will represent 9. LeFebvre aboard My Kinda the Central Ontario Region at Ti`s qualifier for the Central Guy, finished second, followed the Central Canadian ,Champi- Canadian Championships fea- by Sarah Bortoluss, also of the : onships against riders from the tured horses and riders from Ajax club, on Rainbow Connec- Western Ontario and St. across Durham, as well as tion. Lawrence -Ottawa Valley Re- Toronto and North York, . In entry level 'C' class 2, Ko- gloms_ This year, the Central Temiskaming and Barrie areas. rrie Weston of the -Ajax; Pony Canadian Championships will Pickering Pony Club's Katie Club rode Trigger Appy to a be = hosted by Central Ontario Shipley was 'a big winner, second -place finish. Region at the York Equestrian emerging victorious in the The second of three Central Centre, near Newmarket, Aug. novice division aboard Bomb, Ontario Region Show Jumping 26 and 27. • Area athletes speed to medals at Montreal mf AJAX - Members of the T.J. Gibb leaped to gold in Andy Martinborough was Pickering High School track the high jump in the 16-17 golden in the 16-17 years triple andfield team ran to numerous : years age bracket. He also ran jump and also placed fourth in medals at the Corsaire-Cha to silver in the 100 metres and the long jump. paral Invitational at the Centre placed fourth in the 200 me- Jamaar McLeggon ran to a Claude-Robillard in Montreal ties. bronze medal in the 400 metres on Saturday, July 8. Leading the Trojans -was Cameron Sahadath who was a triple gold medallist in the 14- 15 415' years age division. Sahadath ran to first place in the 100 n hagdjos, the ` 250 -metre hur the 100 metres. Jason Jordan earned a bronze medal in the 100 metres in the 16-17 years age group. Akiel John captured two medals in the. 16-17 years age division. He won gold in the 300 -melte :,?u#,_! <n, second in, the triple ,lump. in the 16-17 years age bracket. Perdita Felicien, of Picker- ing, home after a stellar track Season at the University of Illi- nois, ran for the Trojans in Montreal and finished first in the ;1 it `also yam. open women _s category. KING It CHARD'S PUP Fridays Rainbow $699 1 Trout ilii>t all the time 831-3469 SCOREBOARD NEWS ADVERTISER JULY PICKERINO SOFTBALL ASSQCIATION MITE GIRLS' STANDINGS As ofJuly 9. TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL 1.h Warren Cohen 7 6 0 1 13 .9'29 -- 1050.com 8. 6 1 1 13 .813 .5 Knights of Columbus 7 2 4 1 5 .357 4 Crawi° Power Generation 7 2 5. 0 4 .286 4.5 Royal Lepage-M.J. W8.00 7 0 6 1 1 0.71 6: DIVISION RESULTS 5615 6:1050.com 12 (MVP: Vanessa Waddell) vs. Ontario 1 6, 2 0 0 0 ng Mens Slow Pitch /9 (MVP: Max Weingust) ATOM EMYS' STANDINGS AsdJune 14. , �rr TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT G8L Trident eevetor Company- 3 3 0 0' 6 1000 _ KDS Graphics - 3 2 0 1 5 .833 .5 Thompson Kemaghan 3 2 0 1 5 .833 .5 Boire Filter Group 3 1 .2 0 2 .333 2 Pick Men's Slow Pitch 3 0 3 0 0 0.000 3. Reinsurance Management 3 0 3 0 0 0.000 3 DIVISION RESULTS • Fbarar Nudger Generafiom 6 (MVP: Nicole Singh). Knight$ June 8: KDS Graphics 15 vs Reinsurance Management of Calasbus 15 (MVP. Ameia Gunn) vs Royal Lepage: , 11; Thompson Kernaghan 11 vs Pickering Mens"Slwv Pitch Michael J. Wilson 15. 4; Trident Elevator Company 13 vs Beira Filler Group 12. Jury 4.. Warren Cohen 17 (MVP: Veronica Det) vs Royal June 6: Trident FJevator Company 12. Reinsurance Man- Lepage: Michael J. Wilson 16 (MVP's: Joanne Balentyne, agement 6:Thompson Kemaghan 11 vs Boire Filler Group Brittany James) Knights of Columbus 9 (MVP: Kelley But- 4. KDS Graphics 9 vs Pickering Mens Slow Pitch 3 ler) vs Ontario Pawnor Nuclear Generation 8.(MVP: Lindsay June 1: Trident Elevator Company 12 vs Pickering -Moo Dimopotlos). June 22: Dr. Warren Cohen 15 (MVA Victoria Fisher) vs. Knights of Coiumbua 14 (MVP: Alyssa Tantengco); ID50.com 15 (MVP: Michele Miscalls) vs. Royal Lepage: Nfichael J. Wilson 11. June ` 20: Dr. Warren Cohen 21 (MVP:. Stephanie Slottopqubs) vs )050.00m 5 (MVP: M660 Ramclanan) HFM Construction' 2 2 0 0 4 1200 -- Ontario Power Nuclear Generation 15 (MVP Lesley Knights of Columbus 3 2 1 0 4 .667,' .5 Jalpaulsingh) vs Royal Lepage: Michael J. Wilson 6 (Lucia OJ Muller Landscaping 3 2 1 0 4 .667 .5 Boreal). Pick. Men's Slow Pitch 3 2 1 0 4 .667 '2 SQUIRT GIRLS' STANDINGS Gilds Famous Pizza 3 1 2 0 2 .333 1.5 As of July D. Spotless Auto Glass _3 1 2 . 0 2 .333 1.5 TEAM GP W L - T PTS PCT GBL Scotia Mcleod 2 0 2 .0 : O 0.000 2 Century 21 Percy Futon .7 6 _1 0 12 .857 -- Ontario Power Generation 3 0 3 0 0 0.000 2.5 Canada Cutlery 7 5 2 0 10 .714 1 DIVISION RESULTS W. Pict. Ladies' Slo-Pitch 7 2 4 1 5 .357 3.5 Juno 5: Pickering Mens. Slow Pitch 25 {MVP: Kadeen Ontario Power Generation 8 2 5 1 5 .313 4 Hutchison) vs Knights of Columbus 24 (MVP: Patrick Don All State -Wayne Redford 7 2 5 0 4 286 4 nett'): 0 J Muter Landscaping 15 (MVP: Adam Ray) vs DIVISION RESULTS GS= Famous Pizza 6 (MVA Scott Kennedy); Employment July 5: All State: Wayne Redford 16 (MVP: Courtney Fer News13 (MVP:Kevin Choi) vs Ontario Power Nuclear Gen- reira) vs West Pidkerng L0dies S. -Pitch 14 (MVP: ANesha enation 8; HFM Construct. 20 (MVP: Steven Frog Cozier); Century 21: Percy Futon'13 (MVP: Andrea Por) vs .: Spotless Auto Glass 14. Ontario Power Nuclear Generation 10 (MVP: Andrea SQUIRT BOYS' STANDINGS Hokneo).' As of July 9. Jiro 21 Century 21: Perry Fulton 18 (MVP: Amanda TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL Levy) vs West Pickering Ladies Slo-Pitch 8 (MVP: Jacque- Cleansates 7 6 1 0 12 .857 - )7s Devoe): Canada Cutlery 11 (MVP: Julia Noble) vs On- Leu4n-Pakner Electrical 7 4 2 '1 9 .643 1.5 tario Power Nuclear Generation 10 (MVP: Melissa Des- Papp& Restaurant 8 5 3 0 10 ,625, 1.5 otos). Air Plus Heeling -NC 9 4 4 1 9 .500 2.5 Jt.,. 19: A2 Slate Wayne Radford 15 (MVP:. Heather ' .5ootiabank 7 , 3 4 : 0 8 .429 3 Lo nghoe4 oe Ontario Power Nuclear Generation, 10 (MVP: Canadian Progra s Club 6 3 S 0 6 .375 3.5 Cherrynuod Roofing 8 1 7 0 2 .125 5.5 DIVISION RESULTS July 6:Canadian Program CURT 15 (MVP: Matthew Hart) vs Cherryrrood Roofing 14 (MVP: Seen Flynn); Cleansales 19 (MVP: Robbie Noeham mer) vs I41r Plus Heating ' and Air Condltonie 9 (MVP: Senn ridlespie) ; Popps 18 (MVP: Slow P. 5; Boire Fuer Group 17 vs Reinsurance Man- agement 4; Thompson Kemaghan 8 vs KDS Graphics 8. MITE BOYS' STANDINGS AsdJune 6. TEAM GP W L T PIS PCT GBL Employment News 2 2 0'x.0 4 1.000 -- Katie MCCergf) ; Century 21: Percy Fo600 16 (MVP: Jessi- ca Ariclows- eesi-caAridrgwa- pso0) vs Canada Cutlery 15 Joos 14: Ontario Power Nuclear Generation 10 (MVP: Re- beCoa Gabon) vs West Pickering Ladies Slo-P00h 7 (MVP: Katyn` Kfeehling); Canada Cutlery 19 (MVP: Danielle Apes). At Siete: Wayne Redford 11 (MVP: Lassa Fujta). Matthew -King) vs SeotAbank 13 (MVP: J'Vaughn Hutchi- ,hete 12: Century 21: Percy Fulton 15 (MVP: Amanda sat). Cahn vs At State: Wayne Redid 14 (MVP: Brittany Madi- July 4: Papps, l5 (MVP: Adan Siedmore) vs Leslie & gmt); cmhida Ckabry,15 (MvP: Share -Lee Donaghy) vs Reiner Electrical Contractors 13 (MVP: Tyler Arsenault); Air Wes, Pidrerirrg Lades Sb P ifoh 14 (MVP: Shannon HS) Peri Heating end Air Condticning 17 (MVP: Kevin Holley) NOVICE GIRLS' STANDINGS vs Candido Progress Club 15; Cleansales 7 vs Cherry - As of Judy 9- wood Roofing 0001.10. TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL hula 22 Leslie & Palmer Electrical CoRnwtors 12(MVP:. Century 21 Percy Futon 8 7 1 0 14 .875 - David Howdnn) vs Scofiabank 3; Aft Plus Heating and Air Class A' Electronics - 8 5 2 1 11 .688. 1.5 : Conditioning 15 vs ChWrtywood Roofing & Papps 17 (MVP: 1050.con 8 3 5 0 6 .375 4 Steve/ding., No Frills 8 2 4 2 6 .375 4 Business Depot 8 I 6 1' 3 '.188 5.5 DIVISION RESULTS Steven Henry) vs Canadian Progress Curb 13 (MVP: Chris Scott). June 20: ScotAbank 20 (MVP: Erik Reynold.) oe Coo. - an Progress Curb 16 (MVP Kyle Hat); Cleansales 15 July 6: Century 21-16rey Felton 17 (MVP: Lkidaay Ellicott) (MVP: Jason YNthat) ys Leslie & Palmer Electrical Con- vsSteve 56 Peggys No Fri 6 (MVP; Leanne Mwison ; 6acors 5 (MVP. Michael Kelly) ; Props 12 (MVP: Midmel 1050:com 20 (MVP: Laura Miller) vs Cao. 'A' .Electronics Gelkraith) vs Air Plus Heating andAir Conditbnng 8 (MVP: 15 (MVP: Alexandra Sit.). Joshua Burt). • Judy 4: ID50.00m 20 (MVP: Krys(ie: Lodkoous) vs Steve & PEEWEE BOYS' STANDINGS Peggys No Frills 10 (MVP: Danielle Gregory) ;Century 21- As of June 18. Percy Fbtop-21 (MVP: Larissa Ellicott) vs. Business Depot - TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL Jule 22: Business Depot 8 (MVP: Saran Spurtel2vs Steve T Ham*on & Son 6opflny 5 4 1 0 8 .800 & Peggys No Frills 8 (MVP: Daniela Moss); Century East Side Mario. 5 2 2 1 5 .500 1.5 21Peocy Futon 11 (MVP: Danielle Apps) vs Class 'A' Elec. Serpa Conveyancing 5 2 2 1 5 .500 1.5 Von' cs 4 (MVP: AlisonrCtuO. June 20: Certury2lPercy Futon 17 (MVP: Meagan 59 - son) vs. I050.co,s 10 (MVP: Alteon Bezubek(: Class 'A' Electronics 19 (MVP: Nicole Pererpwski) vs Business Depot 15 (MW'': Sarah Spume). _ BANTAWIAIDGET GIRLS' STANDINGS As of June 1.' TEAM CW W L T PTS PCT GBL mberlsa Pharmasave 1 1 0 0 2 1.000 - Cho3ywood Roofing. 1 1 0 0. 2 1.000 - • Papp's Restaurant 1 1 0 0 2 1.000 - Mata 1 -1 0 0 2-:1.000 - Bob Johnston C hov-Olds ..1 0 i 0 0 0.000 1 Legend Mo&o 1 0 1 0 0 0.000 1 Minute Muffler 1 0 1 0 0 0.000 W. Pick. Ladies' So -Pitch 1 0 1 0 0 0.000 1 DIVISION RESULTS May al: Cfheoywcod`Roolbg 10 va West Pickering Larges 36678064; Strata 14 vs Legend Music 1: Poppe Restate - rant 20 vs Bob Johnston Chet' -Olds 3 (MVP; Lesley An- dress); AmbeAee Pannonia 15 (MVP: Christine Haunt) vs R6ra4e Muffler 2. SENIOR BO 5T -BALL STANDINGS AsdJune 24. TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL Ontario Power Generation 5 4 - 0 1 9 .900 A@ St. -"Wayne Red. 5 3 2 0 B .600 1.5 Herongate Theatre 5. 3 2 0- 6 ,600 1.5 PBI Offals interior 6 3 3 0 8 .500 2 Chid, 'N Joy 8 2 4 0 4 .333 3 Bank Of Commerce 3; Dominion Sav-A-Centre Food Mar- Pickering Mens Slo-P00, 5 0 4 1 1 :100 4 ked 11 vs Winners 3. DIVISION RESULTS June 8: Canadian Snowier Bank Of Commerce 14 vs. June 21: Ontario Paver Nuclear Generation 24 (MVP: Winners 10; Annandale Dodge 16 vs. Dominion S66 -A- ► Chetram) vs :Hierongate Theatre 16 (MVP: Connor Centre Food Market 14:` - Houston) Pel Office 'Werke, 25 (MVP: Andrew Faux: June 6: Donika06 Say -A -Centre fool Man.5 vs. Win- MadAoy Baird) vs.C2148 N Jet' 14 (MVP: kechet Wright). mars 5. Annandale Dodge 18 vs The Edge 1Muth Centre 4. r y 44N:_ ,'lWP'' �� -'-`•,• f,:�41te'E Yo etre 1�:rC9nedian Imperi- rn iC :1'' ll'ig: rArda ? kifr vs Annartdse i:dpe k►enors 20 (MVP: Jack McGhee; Greg Wellw):vs. Picker Road TrOier Rentals lnc. 5 2 3 0 4 .400 2 Licks 5 0 5 0 0 0.000 4 DIVISION RESULTS June 14. T. Hamilton 8, Son Roofing 115 (MVP Nett (,O - fu vs Road Trailer Rental 9 (MVP: len Gibson) : Serpa C6mneyenang 17 (MVP: Brian .Moots) vs Licks -11 (MVP: James Choleras): East Side Marion 1.8 (MVP; Hussein Saleinwhwned) vs Kwbb Signs 14 (MVP: Jesse Bul hoes). June 12: Kwik Signs 14 (MVP: Jerden Frazier) "vsLidcs 7 (MVP: Sean -Carson); Serpa Conveyancing 17 (MVP: An- drew 'Aunt.) vs Road Teter Rentals 12 (MVP: Scott Clark) ; T Hamiton & Son Roofing 20 (MVP: Jonathan Mdreadis) vs East She Marion 12. ie``= BANTAMIMIDGET BOYS' STANDINti$ As o(July 2 :.- TEAM GP 8V L T PTS PCT GBL Annandale Dodge 6. 4 1 0 8 .800- - Dominiun Sav-A-Centre 5 " 3 1 1 7. .700 0.5 The EdgeTotab Centre_ .5 2 , 3 ' 0 - 4 •.400 2 VenneKs " _ 7 2 4 t 5 .357 2.5 CIBC 6 2 :4 0 4 .333 2.5 DIVISIOtt RESULTS June 22: Annands a Dodge 13 vs Winners,: Dominion Say -A -Centra Food Market 8 vs. Canadian Imperial Bank ,q Commerce 8. June 20: Annandale Dodge 16 vs The Edge Youth C1lh1ne= Canadian Imperial -Bank Of Commerce 12 vs Winners June 15: The Edge Youth Centre 9 vs. Canadian Imperial A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July '16, 2000 HAMPTON COLRT • ".?cCA,N • ",,,RA FR i EN CONC. EN PATER EMONAD INTERNATIONAL HOPAE FOODS TOf:'JN7AI.TO MARK HA NI f71V1. 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Faxtdng assistance i• nclude individual; and group counseling, are der`eered as of a mutidisdp t team across a I sisfaae mart be available 0 be avai�ble for moss family ng. � eligible atufiems. Gad Dttrlurta � (�) 7Jd2v�t atDw E variety of residential and c rnmbyy settirgfs. The CST woofer also provides advocacy, consultation and , 131( me„., _ computer eodeoe Woe training with the Ya system and the larger commix*.(905)427-3010. 4 pg aNCat i The applicant must possess a mktianun of three ars of relevant a withoffender ri frustd►ee Titlwl Aro- TRAIIIUia a bantam. Collage ye experienced young is matileusMr uNfisata kVd 1. - � Nn�+x: Mi�ft Olfke ▪ population and an tr�graduate.orMasters level degree in related sock) or hurnansenvkws. An all ty .s Aa lett► a 26m. sem - user spar p ) 10 Sat. 'ikW at Durham to articulate articulate and blend Sound clinical theaelicalkrl0wledge W61 practical skills is essential. I Lifestyles Positive, w full time starting Aa - !1 R tach Training. '(9051430- gnat 7m, p� information re - S d Engineer 2000 & E-xomm� Oystsms Developer Diploma Training Programs. Funding assistance may be available for those wig qualify. Car John at Dur - Mm College 4905) 721-3340. I Please mail/fax/drop off your resume by 4:00 pm on Friday August 18th(, 2000 to. E y Durham Faintly Court Clinic, 95 Athol St. E., Oshawa, ON OH 1J8 E i 'Fact (9115) 725i:1145 Tera (905) 436.6754 s We would Ike ro thank all applicants m advance for their interest, however, only diose qualified I applicants selected lnr an interview ►vibe contacted lipitiSXWISIMiliRRlilin:IIIIIIIiisl:IiriRIUM151.11irililinililililiririWWWWliWIiRR111WIFISIMINIlilil[tilde SELL IT. NOW CALL AJAX 68341707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 A STEP TO BETTER HEALTH Zellers inc. has Opportunities for Pharmacists with _ excellent conversational skills and emphasis on Customer Service. Zellers offers competitive salaries, comprehensive benefit package and shopping discount. Zellers has an Employment Equity Program and encourages applications from all qualified candidates, including women, aboriginal people, visible minorities and people w -disabilities. Please forward ZELLERS INC. rattan* in Steve Wowk confidence: Manager,.Pharmacy Recruiting 8925 Torbram Road Brampton, Ontario L6T 401 792.0310 (Fax) M • Pharmacy Manager Free Travel Seminar How To Start Your Own "navel Business Canada's Premier Travel Company_ Travel 0nty, with 26 years experience will be conducting,art introductory Free seminar on: Tuesday, July 1 Bth - 7:15 p.m.' Durham College, Vifhltby Campus Ne !mentor* No Rf eehraWes, Interesting Deductions and Groat Mani Benoit, make this an opportunity that must be examined. Participants wishing to attend this free seminar, please call RSVP 1-800-608-1117 Space is limited. Not multi level marketing. NEWS ADVERTISER -SUNDAY EDITION, July 16,2000 PAGE 29 AM We're not content - to simply work differently - i we strive to think differently. Our client, a leader in the design and manufacture of Electronic and Environmentally Controlled Enclosures, is experiencing rapid growth in their -Scarborough faritity. They currently have an opening for an: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT $35-40K McCowan-& Sheppard The following is a summary of qualifications and experience which are mandatory for the position: • Lots ofpresentations(PowerPoint) • Advanced computer skills in PowerPoint, Word, and Excel • A minimum typing speed of SO wpm The successful candidate wilt support the Sales Department We also have several other temporary and permanent positions available. • • FxceUent communication skills • Organized and detail -oriented • Enjoy a fast -paced environment We are... aarar • sir., s heron. workforce architects To apply, please forward your resume to: Ishbet Wilkie, Spherion Workforce Architects Fax: (416) 494-2887. E-mail: iwitkie®spherion.ca JOIN A LEADER MAKE A DIFFERENCE Viceroy Homes Limited has earned a solid reputation in global and domestic markets as a major leader in home manufacturing. Known for its innovative products, soundfinancial status and the ability to deliver, Viceroy continues to excel. Our success has been built on a firm foundation - people. In an ever-expanding marketplace, Viceroy's `Corporate Officesin Port Hope have the following POSITIONS- AVAILABLE • Architectural Draftspersons, Technicians and Technologists A sound education in Architectural Drafting or associated degrees or diplomas in the architectural field is a prime requirement. Knowledge of AutoCAD 14 or similar CAD software drafting programs is a must. Preference will bit; given to those that have at least 3 years ' of drafting experience as well as some building site experience. Recent graduates of a recogrnized drafting course will be considered for our training program. lrorward resume by fax, or mail to: Viceroy Homes Limited Human Resources 414 Croft Street East Port Hope, Ontario LlA 4111 Fax (905)885-8362 Telephone calls will not be accepters, We thank all applicants who apply, but advise that only those undo active consideration will be contacted. SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 Durham Chil*ren'e 54 Sociaty Durham Family Court Clinic Durham P1ro$tion *wee. Family Gutdancctnternattonal, Grove 5ofoot The Durham Collaborative Day Treatment Classes Program for Anti -Social and Aggressive `outfit seeking a skilled and experienced Classroom Program Manager and elan* & Family Worker tele*, the existing team fora ten month contract The Stakeholders that make up ttae CoNaboration misted above and the Durham family Court Canis is; responsible fen the administratten,and clinical amort of the Collaboration Day Treatment Program. Day Treatment Classroom Program Manger (Ten Month Maternity leave contract Aug. 28", 2000 to June 29", 2001) LL The Mareager will be responsible for the supervision wind coordination of the Day Treatment Classroom. Program as well as maintaining overall Clinical responsibility and accountability anti accos ntabiMy. Minimum of undergraduate Degree 4 Community College Diploma in the Social Services and rimed experience in day treatment or mentis healdr sung. _ Demonstrated direct dirrlical knowledge and expert, interpetsonEd leadership, ability to make appropriate dedsiorts in the moment, organizational and problem solving skills, proven ability* collaborate and work as part of a team, and the ability to supervise and provide dirket consultation to staff. Youth & family Worker (Ten Month contract Aug. 28", 2000 to June 29", 2001) The Oualified applicant will work with experienced educators and service providers in one of the two classrooms located in Oshawa providing direct clinical support support to youth and their families. Minimum of related College diploma of undergraduate degree and 3 years experience working in a;day treatment, mental health, or related setting. Demonstrated interpersonal leadership; "gay to provide a range of therapeutic interventions, ability to make appropriate decisions in the moment organizational and problem solving skills, strong verbal and written communications skills, computer skills, proven ability to collaborate and work as part of a team. Please fax or mail resumes try Friday July 21st, 2000 Sebctton Co mmeiEtee 95 Athol Street East, OSHAWA. Ont. L1H 1J8 Tel: (905) 486-6754 Fax: (905) 726-0845 We would -like to thank you all applicants in advance for their interest, however, only those qualified applicants refected for an interview will be contacted, General t■owa ARBnS RESTAURANT - Oshawa 5 Whitby is seeidsg enthusiastic, energetic indi- viduals as shin managers Appricaots should have some food service . background. Wage dependent m experi- ence. Apply within. 905423- 4171). ATTENTION 02.55 to start. Loco company has 43 New FT/PT openings, must rill by Jkdy 20th: No experience nec- essary. training 4 .provided. Call for interview information. (905)723-4920. BUSY UPSCALE SALON ' in A1Tranotf YOUTH! Summer Job Service (15-24 yrs) & Job Connect (16-24yrs) Durham employers are looking to hire 136 mal Ave, (905.8165 CRAFT LOVERS WANTED! Be a Representative selling country hmilts and collecta- bles atst Whitby seekng experienced a party.Earn �qq�r1eeea com, orm Stylist, a team player. Call sion + bonus: For more Into 668-8046 call Anne(905)426-5667. 1111 GeniKat CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser 411 not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there' shall 'be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errorsin ads is limited to tate amount paid for the space occu- pying the error Al copy is subject to the appro- val of management IA News Advertise:, 110 amend Flee EXPEIIISPrCED' FUL TIME COOKS Harp & Crown Pub ALTONA/HWY #2 509-6565 See Kevin, Kitchen Manager after 2 p.m. COURIER DRIVERS with vans or crus lie needed to service. the Durham and Toronto area. tanning potential 000 weekly phis. Second. Dlspateher postilion, available. CM (905)420.8093.. 1111111 General Help. 110 General Help HAIRSTYLISTS • „Excce age and besnflts uile • ruff and pan time polio* • Pad vaccine 2 tirkl: dial y 3 rules, r 3 yes • Deed, Drug and Eyelarep • Iknylocolkas • No tkettehe required • Advanced training provided • $150 HIRING BONUS Whitby Pickering (905).666-6890 (905) 831-2196 Nov* wan. $r. (905) 509-0195 Hourly wage $8.50 Oshawa Ajax (905) 434-4994 (905) 428-6824 Hourly wage 57.50' Hour wage 58.50 Mr= .„fr,.„-Ka„..5 AFFook Ik,p ioncARE. Miim• (fKlt eer website: www.fiirsld10ice.cem NASTY BOSS Looking for 12 sports minded individuals to work hallto: death. However, willing to pay $15.87 PER HOUR, Advancement available. No experience necessary. Paid vacation, also medical and dental. Must have own car. Call Senday 12 natio to 2 p.m. Monday; 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905)837-8630 Cates111111 Careers The Kain% Group is a progressive, dynamic, Real Estate organization which is committed to excellence in all phases of its business development: It is the finest integrated developer' and builder in Durham Region with several sites in Newcastle, Bowmanville, Pickering, Ux- bridge and several other points within the GTA. To help with its continued growth the Kaitlin Group is seeking a Sales Professional to work directly with them as the builder. This individual, will bring a New. Home Sales Experience, class, = dignity, and integrity to the organization to match that which now exists. Our relationship with our home purchasers requires nothing less. This opportunity is one on which a career can be built. Serious applicants will see this move as a step up, which will result in a growth partnership -- a "Buildin(, Together!" relationship of consequence. Resumes should be directed to: Debbie McDonald, Sales Manager Real Estate Sales, at The Kaitlin Group, 1029 McNicoll Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario, M1W 3W6 or by fax at (416) 495-8820. Alio, you can visit our award winning website at: www. kaitiingroup. com. (e-mail to info@kaitlingroup.com) The Ontario Government has recently announced a new initiative focusing on inmovative,;'flexible and accessible mental health -services for chikkeWadolescents/families. Chbno Youth and Family Services, Froutenac Youth Services and Kinetic Child and Family Services are,partnering to provide leadership in the development of a new intensive Child and Family Services 'Programme. We are currently looking for SUPERVISOR INTENSIVE. SERVICES DURHAM REGION Fun 'rune - Contract to March 3, 2001 Responsible for administration, staff training, community linkages/protocols. Qualifications include a Master's Level degree and a minimum of five years' experience in the field of Children's Mental Health. Well developed supervisory skills, group work and Behaviour Management expertise are other desirabl4 g qualities. INTENSIVE SERVICE WORKERS DURI A I- ION Fug -Toe- ContracttoMarch 3,2091; Respopibe for:rtie administration of intensive at -home, -in -school and community programming fforr the highest need cluldreigadotasco its and families:This adaptable ,quick response service will be aeoeaiw thsongh.a centralized -coordinated intake system• Requirements include a Child and Youth Worker diploma, Bachelor of Arts (or equivalent) and a minimae of two years related experience in Children's Mental Health. Excellent child management skins,: crisis imeerventioa experience, group work are ether requirements. For both positions, you require the skills and abilities to respond quickly to assess the needs of children, adolescents and their families. You must be able to work independently in unstructured environments but utilize family -focused multidisciplinary teams. Funding will be annualized and it is expected positions will be ongoing dependent on service needs. Interested applicants please forward resumes by „July 21, 2000 to: Margaret Crary, Executive Director Frtenae Youth Services 1160 Simcoe SLS., Osbawa, Ontario L1H SLS Fhone 1-905.579-1551 or 1-877-455-5527 Fu: 14054234059 e-mail: f ontemac.youth.serviees@sympatico.ca Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.. •LenbrooK 633 "Granite Court' - Pickering, Ontario LIW3Kl (FAX) 905-837-6352 or e-mail to bginanresources@lenbrook.com Group Administrator - File#406 Reporting to the Vice -President and Chief Operating Officer, this` position is responsible for providing executive administrative support: Applicants must have advanced proficiency in MS Office 97, strong interpersonal skills, ability to provide constructive support and enthusiastic participation within a fast -paced work team environment,'L and 5 years related administrative experience. Post .secondary education and bilingualism (French/English) is a'definite asset. The primary responsibilities of this position is providing back-up customer service phone and sales administration support for the Canadian Audio Video "Group, providing full administrative support for the Vice -President and other group members, coordinating meetings and ; travel arrangements and enhancing customer relationships; If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity, please submit your resume, quoting File#406, by July 28, 2000. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We thank: all others for their interest. No phone calls or agenicies please, Lesrbrook .is committed to employment equity. p/P PAGE 3O NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 16, 2000 GewaNNp Gemini Help aGeneral Help Goner* Hca ERIE - DZ License for tri - axle dump tnick. Must have experience, Durham Topsoil, /,492.4.27-0403,- fax (985)42 tars needed for the Ajax b Pickering area, must be bondable b hardoek6q, full training provided, must have oven vehicle preferably a vari. wages, salary +. 05-292- All INSIDE SALES REP Is needed In our atfr busy advertising doartniont is aura. I OPEFIR ARPLWANTS should have: self motivation and a desire to succeed .r a cheerful, articulate and business like telephone manner rr appropriate office/business attire rr the ability to work well with both as a team member and on your own •a some advertising/sales experience would be a.definite asset WE OFFER sahiry. conanisslon & tb opputtoiltytotarnajebIdoacarro ' Full One onakedthtswig benefits are pie in ole futwo. Send your resume to:, Inside Sales c/o Lisa Preston P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario LIH 7L5 or fax (905) 579-6851 The busy summer season is here and we are looking for permanent full-time and part-time LINE COOKS PREP PEOPLE SERVERS Apply in person, ask for Manager 1608 Dundas Street East Whitby (905) 438-8000 You've earned it!! AZ Drivers Albion Hilts industries Ltd. We Provide: *Late Mods E• • Satellite Dispatch • Excellent Maintenance Program •• Competitiveatch Pay Package W�Iy Pay -Direct Deposit • No NYC Seating • HomeEvery Weekend We Require: • Valid AZ License • 2 Years VS. Experience *Clean Driving Abstract • Professional Attitude We are a Whitby, Ontario Based Carrier specializing tri service t0 and trom the U.S. Ask about our Signing Bonus For More Information Please call (905) 665-6752 Managers Full and Part Time Field Managers required for Catalogue Drs hibution Company. Must have supervisory skiis.and be able to manage a team of part- arttime people. Exciting some potatial br the time right person. Must be able to be bonded and have a retable car/ van. NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED. F®t resub,ne to (416)6504653 or tai Rkiwd Betook* 1.888.504300 The News Advertiser Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completedby 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more ntormation call 905-683-5117 EARN ice., 5300., 5500., or more per week, assemb5eg products in the comfort; d Nur mhome. Send veself- k►�e to: D.P.H. 6-2400 Dugdas t. W.. Suite 541, Ref 636, Mis- sissau0a, Drs. LSK 2R8. ENTREPRENEURS - An, you dissCoatisfied ed w yoAre yOu lookingur a bet- ter vehicle 7 call Noel 420- 5471. EXPERIENCED COOK Required for retirement home setting for A.M. and weekend shifts. Fax resume to (905) 426-5002 EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPER for intedoddng required Ake, labourers required Call 905- /331-5157 .0r 416-191-4995 (We. EXPERIENCE*UNE COOK required immediately.. Full time seasonal nut. Neat and dean in appekance. Please falx msume to: (905) 4271611 Attention: Fleadtbst EXPERIENCED TELEMARI(fTERS_ required isunrdiately No Seeing Hourly Wage Pins Bonin Call for interview: 905-426-1322 RONT DESK night audit. handy person, klhiren'help doormen needed. Apply in person 559 akar 'St. W. GENERAL LABOURER posi- tions available in a Pidering manufacturing fadldy. Mast be team oriented. Fax re- sume to: (905)420-4564. 6ROUNDSKEFPER (part - Picketing. Excellent for donne 8 -farm on Picketing. Excellent lob for re- tired of semi -retired Pat Mechanicalyl ira0ned aur as- set.. Please call. Paul 11905116. )603-1828 or 5416)364-. SALEM/Al WIE 00008 Re- ...an e - an individual who wad- pito leazrr de art of meatMust be. era. siastic� d515101ed. We also require an appm.. sausage maker. Must take pride in their work Please for - yard resume to: 915 Nelson St., Oshawa. UH 5N7 ARE YOU INTERESTED? Volunteers are needed to participate in a research study! Quest Clinical Trials in Markham is investigating a new treatment for women with IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME If you have had non -constipated Irrifabk Bowel Syndrome for longer than 12 weeks and you are over the age of 18, please contact us. For more information, please contact Amanda Carrera, R.N. (905)471-8938 EQUIPMENT INVENTORY CO-ORDINATOR Drew Canada, Division of Asittand Canada Inc., a world leader in Industrial Water Treatment{u s an Equipment Inventory Control Assistant in the Ajax office. The candidate is highly motivated, with strong rotor and eomntttaticle:s i ls, ae You have tedutise1 and peoplie'skiltg, and are able to handle multii,le tasks under pressure. The1nawndil coinvolve voarrdiweraisnllng, manufactured items as well as literature preparation and other general office duties. Post-Seconaaryerkwatiri _ m Science preferred. We are a- leader In our field and offer a competitive salary and commettensive benefits- Please email resume to: dkirkwood@ashland.cont Fax: (905) 683-372.5 or mail in confidence: Drew Canada 525 Finley Avenue Ajax, Ontario LIS 2E5 No telephone calls please. HANDS-ON PERSON NEEDED. $450. per week + bolus + benefits. paid training provided-. Good driving record. Illtred. Cal! 9IS-436.6894 or Fervour resume to -1186-439-5085. HELP WANTED 12 MIG Welders required for permanent em- ployment in North Oshawa factory, car required, $12.00 PER HR - Sheet metal brake operator 19 Eight as able= do 14 packagers, ;required for Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa factories, Alt shifts, various hourly pay rates Apply in person only, Mudd bring void cheque, for direct deposit of pay Amin peRsowird. HIRING IMMEDIATELY Kick Start Ybur Career with Our Growing, Dynatreic Company! Immediate full-time positions available in: ✓ Promotions Installations Management Excellent Maxine -Opportunity. Call for -interview 905426-1322 LANDSCAPE LABOURERS Interlocking brick, Garden bed preparation, 6 days a week, 6am - 6 p from $10-$10 (based 00 eVeriencei N BRO WER LANDSCAPING, CLAREMONT 905-649-5247 Pleete Rad your italled ad on are -first day of ptftN a6on es marmot be resLeedtehot more Dun mr bunion in ors se5ofwerror- 110 General Help GerrerM Help After 20 years of Success, the World's #1 Home Improvement Retailer is Coming to Your Neighborhood! Markham welcomes Home Depot to Markham Rd. and 14th Avenue. Career Fair July 21-23, 2000 Apply in Person* Father Michael McGivney Secondary School 5300 14th Avenue (at McCow Markham, Ontario, L3S 3K8 these times only Fri 7 pm, Sat 9 am, 1 pm & 3 pm, Sun 9 am & Noon "Preliminary Interview for all applicants Horne Depot is proud to offer a variety of exciting peak & full time career opportunities to top -caliber people who are as committed to mellence as we are. We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic, customer driven associates that have a desire to grow with a fast -paced organization. In return we offer great people partnerships, great company values: competitive wages, employee stock purchase plans, group RR.S.P., extensive on-the-job training and excellent advancement opportunities. We don't expect our new team members to know everything there is to know about the home improvement industry therefore previous retail experience is preferred but it is not essential. The expertise and experience of Trades persons are always welcome. Due to strict safety guidelines, application is open only to persons 18 years of age and older. If unable to attend in person, please apply today at your local Home Depot or call our toll-free Career Line at- 1 -877 -300S -4 -HD (1-877-562-7443) or for more information visit our website at www.canadiancareers.homedepot.com NEW AND USED CAR CLEANUP'/DETAILER Required immediately for busy Chrysler dealership in Ajax. Experience a must. Apply with resume by fax to; - 5) 683-5738. *lir NEWS ADVERTISER *.* Is seeking a reliable person with vehicle to delhrer rural routes in Pickering. Wed. Fri, Sat. by 6410 pm. 905-883-511T >REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY< CONCIERGE SE SECURITY OFFICERS lroradratrig pRotridadtl RETIREES& LAW & SECURITY STUDENTSIGRADl1ATESWE'LCOME Full & Pert Time Posl#ofts For: Wen groomed, mature individuals, with good communication skills, .able to work various shifts. Must have own transportation to sites. Full H.aI th/ldeattai Benefit Pon is Provided.... Apply ASAP 9-4 weekdays C-4-"Dgr°11P4 109.Wentworth St. L 2nd floor, Oshawa FULL & PART TIME SECURITY OFFICERS Required Applicants must be willing to work various hours, evenings, weekends and holidays.. We are lookmg for well groomed, mature person, with excellent communication skills (written and verbal). Previous security ex- perience and 1st aid and CPR certificates an asset: Must have reliable transportation Law and Security Students welcome. Apply at Ontario Guard Services (Durhaon) Inc. 124 Wilson Rd. South, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 6C1 TELEPHONE SURVEYORS AND APPOINTMENT SIf 0 t CRS For busy sales office. $7.50 /hr. plus Aftetnotans and evenings (905) 7204507 NO SELLING THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking, for Kids to defier papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. in their neighborhoods. call 905-683-5117 General Help Genera! Hap KIRIN RANDY PERSON for INTERNET, PC 'tutorials, web 69 unit townhouse complex, pages :10 home-based busn- located in Oshawa. 'Prefer live Hess, what do they have in oil 6te. Please fax resume to: common, Make money with (905) 727-4661. the Internet, ask me Inc. I, . TRAVELContact Sandi at (905)434- .b TOURISM "trtinirg. 8683 Next dans buns August 7th. Intemasonab institute of. Trav- UCENSED IUIR STYUST with el, specializing in travel and 3 years experience and Junior tourism traximg: Beginning in Stylist/Esthetician required. September Evening Classes. , Call 416-578-7060 or far 905- To r9egister phone (905) 725- 666-1872 391 - WV* Web Offset Publication Limited, a major printing company located in Pickering requires a PRINT ESTIMATOR The successful candidate will be experi- enced " in : preparation of manual and computerized estimates, web offset print experience would be an asset Candidates should belogical, organized, with strong mathematical- skills and work- ing knowledge of Lotus 123, Microsoft Word and Excel. Resumes may be faxed to: (905) 831-2372 or to: khume eb web-of(set.com Attention: Karen Hume We thank at applicants. Only those selected for an interview wi'be'contacted. No Phone Cans Please 11E1 Generallista ' 16ISY SALONREDIIMES N- 110 amend HMp Y MCRM16 want - sensed stylist for Oshawa.. ed no eoperiaMx nxessary .guaranteed salary/comms- ROOMS alcove. 99-36. per Pion, ureal wo environ- flat. 640 Bayly St. East of boos. -.Harwood, Alai. 905-427-6095. -! ph (901,0 723- 09t -30th 'user R'IMISI IAL, lerm temp, m • have 6 couple poshion now available, • safety boots..Pict- bulldog. Fret* apartment int ening through Oshawa areas. chided. Janitorial. main - Ear o asset. From 97.50 to 6 tenanca, Wachtel pre- aiming an aimsper lu. W0 wit be mar termed. Caf6 0)579'.2515 tor vaeviii9, at The Oshawa Comic Auditonam, Thornton Rd. S., unmade mbrview. Oolosa Tues. 3014 Timms. ROYAL ASNIMRII GOLF 12:p.m-4:30pm. CLUB has immediate coding 0111011E PERSON wanted for ton Experienced dining room busy telesales ot66e In 40c wail staff, lades washroom Plus. Evacr N rs. 5: Idoopm 1015Th 60606' Road !Nest, As th026 Ontstio. borua�mssk y.idri Da TRACK INPZ 904,ii or tame rs. Drive . needed nun! . T0' paeslcep ere: Prase cont . ! (905)4297407 800.2196225 TELEINIRKETER Part -limos position amiable with suc- cessful contractor. Must have Pteas0Pcona 3150551909 -579.6616 00 fax resume to, 905479-6636 i MNplllyetta * 5550' WEEKLY *- SPORTS SPORTS MIN DED PERSON Required to Work With, PRO Sports Teams Hotel & Restaurant Chains & Golf & Country -Clubs Cali for interview (905) 571-3978 130 With iblprAgots - TIM NEWS pros- pects to deliver and rs o the . druids *tICKERMtG Rosebank Rd. Sheppard Ave. Barry Dr., Edmond Dr. tar. Camello Crt Dumdaood Dr. Eyer Dr.,' Ashtord-Dr. Beechlttwn Dr., Victual Dr. 4230 Random St. Forestpark-Cres.= LNlwOod St. -. ddyY ea Cts. k:weer Dr. Suriname,* Cres. Geauside Crt. Sandhurst Cres. Plnegrove Ave. McldronDr Westcreek Dr, Nordene CM oblinr New St Lodge Rd. Poppy Ln. Blue p' , : Cres. Major : ' Rd Dsllbrook Ave. Southcott Rd. Conacher Cies. Abbott FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905.683-5117 • TELEIVAItEttliS ISEOED • Hours 5-8 pm .31 4 i Sorry adtetunce preferred Peter 9-2445 A0iTE MEARS --rhtrham's isperson f r _ sato person for an sumo- iocation ▪ t oppobi ,10 a 51199 mermit5 P.P.,resiame Haman it (905)824-3054, eat-IMNT AJAX is aweigh hiring for the position M -Roth athner aria time is MOW. 8s0 an boa► awio.and if Prow co..- . • send resume PBOCE39M� bail decimatesco..- Kinggot Rd --Nos. LIS 457. 110ME. Most have fast/ago- Atm No phone calk plaice. ‚*510994050519109 , Pilaln - she AZ naive want: eiie Fn via. P vAi lied derange. -en ,- thither. 2 yeas Us expert weuld fie a ass.. , Ap.P ► thainimd and anted fora dedicated ran. , 'Pare a 205.430- Pref len with trader `3400. . pe ws pair and sourcing procedures. lame CoA ( 571 f FROM NOME Pat vamcematt opportunities. • . r have,,,_message. Tres/Fell Imre. Health hides- reams to TOstiarce Sym. alE AOE ,....1G far:m�anluar: ttryry. LA0043000_ FREE 6 1- . 905.639-0451 people to expand ar's MATiON. ; 4f6}631•+r92S or clog. Services business m EEi0800 caaodlii 67: AT, vault Dur- wE ARE L00KMG for mature isi 9Mk• Ram`s 8 6 mores sepAcess oar c pr�Yeatlor rrxas to us at wen Dom YOU hon. Highest comm n. Resorat(9 436-8499. Olt seemiteem Sat 81 7 i al9009- s in Otis marketing MM'NE of tire. nation'sAjax , financial„ q : parry . ' you desire a + Cares 8ncod M seat- excthe t puler- soft wnrd/Enei'wield- fiat, cam Gary Bittner (905) nal trained in colluder-. 831-7817 ized bookkeepi ac- Coundrej System.'' orientated with mini- mum 3+ wars' experi- ence. Previous con- struction envi ' ' . asset. Sa99 Office, must be wiNing fo Mi. Fax tamMO NE rr expecte- dons. No 130 FINWIIVRE ApPfieNCE$ &ELECTRONICS EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE REQUIRED agoetaveiv sk resinwnttosec to Taut Join the Bad Boy lathy and you 08enjoy Bad Bays compaam n and generous item peckagf hirmest comnissions in the *Mushy, plus tae WHITBY Please Ml phoneallt 1540 [Wilda Sweet E, Whitby Fax 930-2082 Ii. SALES PERSON REQUIRED ESTABLISHED LOCAL FURNITURE STORE A flairlor decorating as asset but not nary. Call Bob Mowforth (905) 831-9845/46 Mon to Thurs. 9•.30 a.m. - 4 p.m. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITI( Jtuaty 115, 2800 PAGE 31 A/P sow HNp agents ® feed 05646 Canada's number one home furnishing retailer is now hiring a SHOWROOM DECORATOR Home furnishing /decorating experience an asset, but., not absolutely necessary, however you must be enthusiastic, personable, pre- sentable and show a flair for creativity. Our benefits include Medical insurance, den- tal discount and .profit sharing. Please send your resume to: 1500 Victoria St. E., ' Whitby, Ontario L1N 9M3 Attention: General Manager Fax (905) 430-430-0378 (No Phone Calls Please) *IFall 'r • Stilf not necessary • Positive attitude, willing_to teats Apply in person yritb roan= Tam 1011►' -' We Require Enthusiastic SALES REPRESENTATIVES for business to business sales of consumable wee: products at below market prices. _ /ease f x ligan resume to: 1-888-389-9655 C�FFIGE PRODUCTS General Map r Osla Help SidMedHelp _ 11 111 Weed Help cAtL� nrequired00plant construction in Alberta. License not re- Treading 5 living .ex CIF !IAF at's3-3it 3-0128 ° tten bon- Dave Macey or earl 613- 332-2600. GE. LABOURER Clew modem ndg plan located kl Picicerin6. MY. lite + piece work bows. Wing & shipping, fad -M. ratuked (�abie 47*4 CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING Requires • Part-time Service Advisor • Apprentice / Installer • Certified Drive Clean Inspector Applywithlesu/►)e to: 1735 Pickering Parkway, Pickering EXPERIENCED ALARM INSTALLATION TECHNICIANS required immediately by rapidly growing ADT dealer serving east'lbronto and Durham Region. Please fax resume to: 905-426-3194 CANADA MATERIAL HAMLING requhmil Minimum two years industrial equipment experience.. BORIC' LIF! INECNIAINC Propane diesel, (ps. electric. Required fur shop and road.: Must ha5e owl tools. e wfa:l15-4'W8t MANfEO_:- 1ST OR 2N0 year Mlambee painter. Most ewe Oyu :fa •rtaamessage at1905)qPti . Martz 6 2691.. trurce'daysriP65''F11ME WahessAllaiter for right' and 1 for weekends only gam -spm. with scow.- ence for PO/Restaurant in South Alai- Cie (905)428- 8790. PRODUCTION 1RE, worker needed in Pickering mastic- twine t-taring company. Sh6L work only. fix moms ' m (905) NOSY. lone to recent ail- Mithons and arms. St0nath Canada's leader in Conixut0 and steel protectioa finishes has -GENERAL LABOIAIER po Mgrs. fol time and,pan rdne, hi our Mastro Depart - MM. Must be available to work weekends and- hafdays:. rax your resume t0 Kevin Merriman at: (905) 4304892 - or 1905) 4303066. wide*` a sass Insiders :1\'OIl . EE WEEK Judy 17 - 21 inclusive • Free Kit • Free Samples • cosign up fee For more information Par(iite 414030 FIELD SkRVICL TECHNICIANS For Plastic Injection Moulding Machines & Robotics. Electric/Hydraulic experience an asset. Please fax resumes to: 416-286-5963 Metal Staving Company requires .0Z Driver,- On ttWPart-tinge . >Experieneed set-up employee for progressive automotive dies. at 852 Farewell St:,08bewa,. call.435-5244, Fax:1916).435-0598 1 NNW Note 1 Stat0d Fle6 TEST DRIVE YOUR NEXT JOB IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY! Manpower is currently recruiting automo- tive assemblers and warehouse workers to work at a local automotive supplier in Durham Region. You must be able to work rotating shifts, in both Pickering and Whitby. You will earn extra money as overtime is required, including Saturdays. Starting salary is $8.5O/hr. with scheduled increases .and possibility of permanent work. Please call Rachel at -905-831-7683 or 905.686.7732 between 9am and 12 noon Monday to Friday. MANPOWER. 150Eli .Hoe0t wa.i Honker aided Dene r DHS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY WITHIN DURHAM REGION •RN's Private Duty All shifts : available Days, evenings, nights, weekends. Must have current registration. Car essential. New Graduates Welcomed Fax resumes to: Human Resources (905) 579-2539 Hospital Medical Dente! IENCED MEDICAL secretary required for a busy Ob -Gyne office in Ajar imme- diately. Must be pleasant and skilled an computer 010P bill- ing and `� 8oa6n0• Send 17Oise run - i w Suite ax 5 Ont. ,S 7K7. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST needed for Pickering localism. Able athenence is a must. SERVICE TEIMINCIAN and it- Prase fax resume. ertuai GMS. Marked immediately Use 0105-839-0431 for Beating A a/c crnmoenY• Gas faers's 2 licence re-tIAACMTtD!onst RBMIMED medical rd. Please roti (so5eW; m aCita Excellent Wia or fax resuane m (111 For a pharmacist wall goods. b nt care skills.026 Senefits Ott ranameration. communication 9yd atter 420-7335 or fax resume M 905.420.7342. 17 a PHYSIOTHERAPISTS, Speed! 0909Therapists. • -Occupational Nemo. er ors. Vie Use will tam hr senior Sons available acmes tansda: o home or homier. Cal 905 - la Hospitals, Clinics, Private 426-2442 ask for lawn... ceM-M-2624 (416)2674826 tilos tilos (416)267x9446. RECEPTIONIST WITH Vent- LIVE -NI HOMEMAKERS. to puncture sills needed fth care for Seniors 3-4 days/ evenings •and Saturdays. week. Earn 9350lwee0 ideas Resumes to Rosslaod Medi- for retired persons. Seniors cal Centre, 701 possum Rd: fors... ( 1551. E., VAi14y"t MI SYS. - Ri•. Ttads 150 ROOFING COMPANY LOOKING FOR CONTRACTORS For shingle roofing. nit have own tools amt titrsq. batt 477.525-7663. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Sheet MetaIset-up person for SPIN WELDER Auto Bend Ritmo Cam Brake Set=up Operator both meed Minimum 5 years Maker experience CBbinet_ Must - _ i fly front blueprints Salaries 0 + i , . depending 0n experience 45 yr old company in new Pickering location. Fax resume to: Human Resources (905)686.4177 COWMEN ELECTRICIANS and apprentices for various hie on_ if 9s f 905) 1 lot iMOimlfion or to AMUR. 10 tango's await Ltd:, (908 728.5817. SkiettNapniquired. fatality -with meal: INUIVNIMIT stampings, electrical experi- ence an asset. Phase 'forward resumes to Amon Westin. Street842 Faunae/ L114 6N6 905-435- (1598 05 4 r- LICENSE1 MECHANIC Moa- Fa. PZ Dur- ham Motors. license.60 SmDoe S. Oshawa. 404-1625. 135 165 Demers Available MOTHER OF 1, available to look after ddidre0 while you are at work or play. Your home or mine. Cth Eileen 1905)420-7976 or (416)317-PICKEMN. 54 0 Wash 1,Rolls. Loving daycare; 18 .month 12 years. Daily fenced sbxy tin1ebackyard, and mnsrc; mn- mous meals & snacks. First Ail C P.R. certified. Non- smo -Ioetpts. 905426- 1244. DAY CARE Centre provides basic education and babysit- (en between any eP Marsheourt Pickering. Close to flea mar- ket ase2•. starting 61.0-7pm. (905) 426-2064. TRASOor 0 mated ifull Mne position in busy multnasoip�ll:nary . dii- FREE rh do00 NOME -Two sit Must be ARDMS rags- 3 m0ihai k110os t male, 1 female„ black. Also would be an ossa female do1 catgre,all lank hiked- (605)631-90 2' „, tive wages benats heavy equipment m's n,ur- 404.0687. attn C R ckm or � Firewood VIEWERS - • required - for Please fax resume to 905- er. Minimum 5 years mail to 117..ICinca. E Ostia- arce with- valid CMii1 tickets. ' oma. OM. L19 1 ann. X-105 - 9IREWOt10 0rq n Top wages and benefit Department wooded studs. 4 Pallas. Aifit- age, Fait respire m: assistantire- ed due o11er.' Free -delivery hY tigaleedrg (905) 721 1 est. - (96 1005, 1000 1r000r loader load, 6 loads iii• we.1 #ST1NLn11EA heavy maw. -and Saturdays. 96- itot,a4 oi4Y1. 905-434-0316• Metas fabricator" in ; Naxx fs - 2fpar torr based on (tei�o► qT en nig 9000 Far resume m r 5 9535 095001600 9r pleb- 1131. 1 a C▪ Ornt▪ n v�rg; X-RAY �MibD iN�TR.A�SODIIig .Y ERS fchiiauurr 7 54 IUtt CONDm011ERE from to 10 years. ex(hede�rha int tiWi pernuarwmr.part. due: and fu8 9&5 9165: r e sue t;MG g good 00010. core 900 5000001 m T0a60 and warn 0ea.165. (9051576.0132. 01beip. Phone 9 731-4000. FILTER WEEN vac0nm cleaner MI accessories, ex - MILL nm 7 '� - SWhat condition. Edon. POO, 905- ato a dorm, whim 9 ion ARE ` YOU AT as an 16 ` PRS -125% Stove 90 doges drawfn0 interpretation YEARS oat & a tun and re wash" -9125: dryer 9125. Or skill. Vh alto foo olid spomibb atthr. MY tittle ging. make an Mar for a8 Cali 905 benefits. Fax risnme. to 9051 would lila you 0001ars0 1386-3576 oiler 4pm & noon .� 50055428-8933 u0l0 511 900. CALL HOT MATER tank, 60 90. re- p us ext -Out prion. nu udl --red• 105.427-9770. furbished. 375.905-053-0365• ieuredimaly 9135.63.1-2333 LIVE RI care giver for disc- NE61 011111 box cover tor atlrta 6.101 bled child, 15 wars dd do q.y short box. 3200.00 Call 416-260-5000 Pogue 686.1677 Medi. Doha S1ERE0 AMtFM" eT 1901.1116 for scansli casae 350, c0icb & damn rested it whiasy expsn0rice ii0 flus elms 01009 sur Bs:: prelened Some a cid starting do weedier it cranberry. colour ,nm laak good. S�• ho 0,s ow some or your some. buret white with glass 1350. ... 1 • k call Please call (905)1014a 001180/end tables 0200. Cab DRi ' T re-: HOMEM5�UTAM- Cin , doer 6p0 at 905 199 opined for tiardble gars. Sat MY to we fa3 ch ldren. 3 m 1014. orday's and ...wioiui ever- 4 days a week starling end -of IMO. Prase nosy nn personAugust .References required. OWL d.0 1c113 Kandciwoed Rd.. Mat -A loving tardy, good conn- cats, 8 ani s. me by perwadon, alleh med. :0ol1 KAdien table. 5 chairs 9100. Lomita (905)426-7858 Stationary stile 325.837 1550 A, PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITIc f N, July 16, 2000 11111 Sk0ed Hs , :.. ...et, Fib nate Instaljation Contractor. Fibergrate-Sto0Cor. Canadian leader in, structuralis fiberglass reinforced plastic, has an opening for an experienced Garpsnter/InstaHatiotn Contractor. Experience in Industrial/Commercial environments with an emphasis on carpentry/fiberglass reinforced ... plastic. Must have WSlB number and liability .,, insurance. Forward your Experience Details to: , I StonCor Group, 95 Sunray St., Whitby LIN 9C9 :Ine Fax (905) 430-3056, Attn: Fibergrate Operations Fibergrate atimiCifii II MI Nonni Usdkal .Dani. 150 H MedicalDead 150 RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. `Rental off108: loon -Fri. 12 noon - 8pm Sat &i Sun (pat- Spm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT g05-5 791- y 626 • 500 Prwete Dome for Selo LAKE SCUGOG REDUCE:HI Illiill Hospital Iledlcei Arddes for for Sde DwdlitN�iii Wee Automobiles 11 DAISY window alr "con 1117 Kir NOVA ditioners, 5.000 btu $239, 4o 4., 5 -speed, 4 -dr hatch -- 7,000 btu $375., 10,000 btu bad!, . Spoil due in- conditioned Tri $495.i tenor, no rugs reliable. lair �5oI .and drives great, � on reconditioned ranges $12 gas, $2450, Certified/ens- ue, recondtioned dyers $125/ sions:(905)922-5708. Durham Association for FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES SERMES • R.N.'s We currently have openings in our shift and fall school programs. • Pediatric, and/or Community experience an asset • Must have current CNO registration Please apply to the attention of the nursing manager • Support Workers .Must have community based experience Applicants will need a car and must be able to work flexible tours. Please apply -to the attention of the respite manager Fax, deliver or E-mail your resume to: Durham Association for Fax X27-9615 Family Respite Services E -Mail: dafrsOtjurham.net 865 Weetney Road South Ajax, Ontario L1 S 3M4 ' Only those applications selected for interviews will be contacted. OPEN NOUSE SAT,, JULY 15, SUNI-,JULY1e(10A.M.-6PA.) Only 30 minutes to Oshawa. Beautiful newly renovated bungalow. 2 walkout decks w/slictng doors, al cathedra) Qeilngs. New broadloom, septic and roof. Approx. 1,150 sq. ft on comer lot„ with large ' frontage. `Western frontage. western view to alloy sunsets. Summer + winter fishing! Vopdor t mrd sad ANthis for only $139,9001 Call (705) 3244413 for Rent GORGEOUS, room apartment, 2 bedroom 1-1/2 . t Osl>awa, walkout to pa- balconies. 600188 nir ways, facilities. dose to Indent indoor pod, etc., has. $59M* try. .119a�xupancy: " Order and dro. Avelino dined. S• secure. $1,350 per month, -female preferred. 416-441-1889 1917. PICKERWS, wawa ease- AJAX - Furnished bachelor ment 1 -bedroom aeartme!1. apartment - Available Aug. ideal for 1 person. near Major. 1st. $450/monthly. 1st 1, last. Oaks -1585 Cres., Non-smoker, no pets. Call air conditioned. utilities in - 905 -619.9231. duded, furnished, available AJAX 1 -BEDROOM walkout now. No pets/smokug, 90, last n drat., �. can 905-. basement tastefully finished, 42849187 am: near al amenities, very dean, separate entrance, kitchen, SPACIOUS 1 bedroom Como, fridge/stove, 3 pc.bath, park- close to dowmtown, Athol & ing. prefer non-smoker, first/ Mary, Oshawa. 9675. hy- last; $750, Sept 1. 905-428- dro, or 6725 all ive. 5 9724 appliances, indoor parking. AJAX beautiful basement S5 ember Ist Cat! M5 -436- 19=m", 65-438- apar�ent separate entrance, 62 8.. 1 bear st dy inti OSHAWA 2 & 3 B/R apts. 280 Wentworth St. West. $740 8 $850. Utilities Incl. Close to schools, shopping and 401. Pub- lic Transit right past your door. For eppt. call (905)721-8741 400Rent ' rata r.r rola; en, livor. area with gas fireplace, parking: appliances, , fins electnc, near GO/bus/401. Onhr 8750/mouthy. fstilast/ non-smokers. Call (905)426- 1701. APARTMENT FOR RENT - North of Oshawa Centre; ex- tremely dean, =rate en - C 5 dncludes mUOies, V, reconditioned washers 1907 MAZDA. Certified- 130, � 400 ranee, S57 $199 / new and reoondn- _ n.,•i8t5 080. 'Cam, 263- 4 wheel 009 For Rem available August 1st. Can VERY CLEAN one bedroom tiered corn operated washers E22 SnP 905.663.0489. ba4emem apt., oosmoking/ and dryers .at low prices. New IOU OMC ,, new GM AJAX Central; 1 bedroom share,. latrn�y brand *nil Vida50 1460 end 1110 ACU RA LEGEND bled( warrented engine. . Power basement apartment. fright, BACHELOR APT $512/month- 'i haood, female (m: new 30' v.ti1 dock 08 tan wow, 5 speed, antis bda/wf�ws, a/c, - new dean, Wats. ceramic ty pia , 3rd floor walk- denied, AveBade ,1st0hd window on. Rarwml . s ons tested; Needs ,fanny. shocks/exlaust pxage, floor, 'separate en- no elevator' enquiries Gell ,r?L 5lw0-rxsl 5Diel.gq5,bred 24' mopes and 24' frost Great potenial! $1000, Cali Emission certified and more; trance.lus utilities. Mark 852-3107, Leave roes- 579.6157. free iHdpes- now ' awilehie. 416-337-7021 $3,950. Cat(905) 420.3383. oval. August 1. Call 90,683- sa0e•' Wide selection of other new 8768. 9860151118 ONE bedroom warm Rassland/Garden and reconditionedappliances. •Ins CNEV SILVERAOO 1/2 1fIM 019 BLAZER Olt," mint area - attractive 2 bedroom Cao us today, Ste 's tong 350 V8, certified, ens- eond0ion, fully loaded, with 1 BEDROOM BASEMENT baseman: private entrance, prem apartment, ait6ve- &opko08s, Sales Service, skins, 2801; NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 16, 2000 PAGE 33 AIP What's Happening "A Summer Day Camp filled with fun, action and education held in our Special Event Centre, adjacent to CuIlen Gardens Miniature 300 Taunton Rd. °NON to September 3th.- Monday to Friday 9 Extended hours available. For chitdrsn ages 4 -10 years. 686 Recreation Complex at 1867 Valley . Farm Road. The cost is $5.50 per person and tickets go on sale the Monday prior to the -dance. Get your ticket early to avoid disappointment. For infor- mation call (905) 331-1711 or (905) 683-6582. Next dance Sept. 29th Phone: 426-8860 2200 Brock Road, Unit #16 Pickering (Dellbrook & Brock) F4k) • {rat age5&up • Safe, well trained horses & ponies • Huge indoor arena • Aqualifed & friaxlly stable conveniently located in Ajax CALL TODAY AND COME VISIT US SOON au,686-4641:FOR Summer _Reading Club from now to August 17th;.for ages 6 and up. Village Branch on . Mondays at 1 pm McLean Starch Wednesdays at l p.m Main Branch on 'likidn esday at1pm. Enjoy a cool time at the `braxy this summer. It's a nice '3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax 683-3333 1261 Bayty St., Pickering Don't miss these events this year at "Pickering Museum. Pastime of Past. z August 13th •; A day of old Blah loved ballads and by ns. History in Action Seer 9 it 10 - boy the bounty of the harvest. Picker :9 Pre -Teen Dances THE ULTIMATE IN INDOOR TANNING" GET & KEEP A BEAUTIFUL TAN A L L YEAR ROUND June 23x8- June 30ti +ak/P PAGE 34 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Jury -16, 2000 NADA WIDE Now's your chance to score big on a year 2000 souvenir. ,` may never get a !eft deal on a Chevrolet or Oldsmobile than during the General Motors Canada Wide Clearance. O.9% T. - 2000 VALUE PACKAGE Remote Keyless Entry 'Power Door Locks • Cruise Control-, 4 -Wheel ABS • Automatic Transmission • Air Conditioning SeuuttlEASE EXCLUDEFFRENDIT OF POO mo mor�s.32.s2o PAYMENT, 37300 -Cie and $3G0 secway De.. requited. OLOSPROBILE MIRO CL SEDAN 2.4 Litre 150 HP Twin Cam Engine •;4 -Speed Automatic • 4 -Wheel Disc Brakes with ABS • Remote Keyte Entry • CD Player • Air Conditioning CASH PURCHASE PRICE 3.4 Litre' HP Engine • Automatic Trusion • 4 -Wheel ABS • AM/FM Stereo • Tilt -Wheel"[ Sig • Air Co • . 51.97ft' Foists ti& at 108 DRIVE. Blued ort ).1116t10St 11I15t4 494 Cava. Sedan R77JAterc Cet. o+>w B�,OE)(t krn for 361TrG�Hfe: Qpliorr � P���• �;lease.And;. Y ptl8gt,7d?lS14 e61� lecua 5212.18 for 48 months. Cost a -bond.* 1e $184.64. TOtal o1 on Is $10,1414.64. Downp grrdlor security amount bortovred end tows► payment/trade. Ville S mordMy payrnart es+d the ©MY�:�fkrertce ransom tesax10B ieseuarnx. PPSA. seas -anal b�Zes trot Meier. between d".. ice the : Putolesss F9hence othw hst "Cast[ • ober le, s nor actor,titer. allletequkedie#beexpreXeed' an ant., tH 96313 /S.:41J Ar8 Hs fn�seted o ror.demanehe�tc2000 na+de� 4ie► _ CtY►twellart R7%,.,a Rept. 0. ri7Adqulppe ct dasoribed.,Ottera apyiy o in Ontario C Otdanoistr Dealer Marketing.s ignatia (e80ludeeg filer tiade be necessary• Landed time offer whie4► stray not becotnbkred with o r . and do iicluda ( [ted) J ic• free tct set kuNv Dr+ See yourdeter or and details. "0.9% Pure.. 'Pinancitvg does. not appy vitt, Ct y Sebes , .., __ , ".... ..., ,",a. : + , .� @`fit - .- -I-. '' : ,.:`� +>..� . r JE i.4 %`il - oil. ae � taxes. s.ria-'►a.-Y.-��-s.Ka..1i��Y K.•�. _s •. . xm- Ke>x •• sf/ ate+ NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION Jul 16, 2000 PAGE 35 A P LCL L r 1LL >i 11 1)11 1111 \(I \\111•\ 1OI 1;1'1 I i,),()\I 1) \ ;Aro soli OULP E QUALITY VEKI *SAT SSFAL,TION -.. ,. " NPPAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER -SUNDAY forrio 4mkka q c. NO PAYMENTS TIL! Excellent value, tufty equipped including: leather, all powerped, finished in black. Sto #5129A. Priced to compete $19, 988 ideal family add*. *Wed, 5 Finished in amethyst blue. %Fah €' , to 1