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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_04_23........._...._....:..gid ... w•4:. }�YourDur a�n15 a 'biellrises ....... . r BY KEITH GILLIGAN erty taxes for services provided Staff Writer by the Region this year. It's official: Putting 33 more Durham council Wednesday police officers on the street will approved a 1999 budget that calls cost you about $15 more in prop- for a 1.4 -per cent increase in taxes, all of it to pay for 48 extra personnel for Durham Regional Police, including 33 officers and 15 civilian employees. On a house assessed at $150,000, the increase works out to $14.50. On a property tax bill of $2,500 for regional and munic- ipal services as well as education, the increase in Durham taxes works out to about 0.5 per cent of the total. Region budget chief and Os - See DURHAM page S PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 49,500 40 PAGES -- -------- - - n- - - FRIDAY, APRIL 23. 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $I NEWSSTAND ANDREW IWAN(MSKI/ News Advertiser Norm Barker and his dog. Brewster, make their of golf. Brewster, a border collie, has the distinc- awav down the fairway at the Annandale Golf tion of being an honourary member of the club. and Curling Club in Ajax during a friendly round He helps keep geese awayfrom the action. Dog is duffers'best friend What's good for the goose isn't good for the golfers AJAX —When Brewster's on the fairway, the Canada Geese stay away from the Annandale Golf and Curling Club. And, the owners of Annandale we so pleased with the work of the dutiful border collie that he's been an honomary member of the club for the past six years. "He's entitled to go on the course whenever he chooses;' says Elaine Okenka, the assistant office manager at Annandale. Brewster's owner Norman Barker says he's been bringing the dog with him on the course for the past eight years. And, when turned loose, Brewster, now 15, gives chase to the pesky flocks of black - and -white fowl which foul the golf course. "He rides in the cart with me;' says Mr. Barker, 77, who serves as a marshall at the course one day a week. "I let him go, he chases the geese and then he comes right back. "Before I started bringing him out, you used to be up to your an- kles in goose dirt" Ms. Okenka says the Annandale owners and golfers are grateful for the good work Brewster does. She points out that there are firms now sprouting up which provide dogs to chase geese off golf courses for a fee. But, Brewster doesn't enjoy all the privileges at Annandale. "He's not allowed in the club- house and he can't order a beer,,, laughs Ms. Okenka. Nuclear plant quake shrtlr under fm Critics charge officials are `wasting money' BY MARIANNF. TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Ontario Power Generation is embarking on a $2.5 - million research program intended to settle the controversy over the size of earthquake that can be ex- pected in the vicinity of the Picker- ing nuclear station. However, some of the scientists who initially raised concerns there could be an earthquake bigger than the nuclear plant could handle maintain the research really needed is not being done. 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Weston said. "Eco- nomic progress cannot be taken for granted. Both are the result of clear vision, de- cisive action, hard work and strong leadership:" Despite prior speculation and cries from taxpayers and business owners alike, the lieutenant governor did not introduce new tax cuts, but did acknowledge the need for lower taxes. "The debate is over. High taxes kill jobs. Tax cuts cre- ate jobs;' said Lt. -Gov. We- ston. The government will in- troduce the Taxpayer Pro- tection Act, which would prevent future governments from raising taxes without first getting voter approval. —This legislation recog- nizes the money spent by government does not belong to government. It belongs to the people who earned it in the first place:' she said. "There must be a limit to the amount government can reach into the pockets of LT. -GOV. HILARY WESTON 'High taxes kill jobs. Tax cuts create jobs.' hard-working citizens" Building upon earlier ac- tions taken against Quebec for its policy of not allowing Ontario construction com- panies to bid on contracts in the province, MPPs will consider the Fairness is a Two Way Street Act. This legislation will put new restrictions on Quebec construction contractors, workers and aggregate haulers from provinces which have policies against Ontario workers. The government will also re -introduce a bill which would make the premier and cabinet face penalties if they fail to balance the budget and will introduce the Red Tape Reduction Act, elimi- nating what Lt. -Gov. West- on called "job -killing regu- lations:' It will also try again to pass changes to the Child and Family Services Act, making it easier for a child to be removed from a sus- pected abusive home. Lt. -Gov. Weston con- firmed earlier reports On- tario will attempt to estab- lish a provincial registry for sex offenders. The government will also erect a monument south of Whitney Block to remember officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty in Ontario. The Province will also establish the Syl Apps Awards of Excellence, hon- ouring youths across On- tario who embody the quali- ties of the former Toronto Maple Leaf captain and On- tario Athletic Commission- er. As part of the govern- ment recognition of Mr. Apps, who died late last year and who was a former cabinet minister, an office for community sport and recreational development will be established. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23,1999 PAGE 3 AIP Thrones eech f-'e""'ViewsYmixed p Lack of special education will bring `high welfare, high crime, high suicide', one fears BY LINDA WHITE Staff Writer Reaction to Thursday's Throne Speech was mixed, with some applauding the provincial government's call to stay the course and others critical of its empha- sis on the economy. "They prefaced the whole speech by letting us know they are committed to globalization and the econ- omy," criticized Joanne Dies of Ajax, a member of Concerned Citizens of Durham. "That's where (Premier Mike Harris) is going." But fellow Ajax resident John Haste felt the speech, delivered by Lieutenant Governor Hilary Weston, was "low key. There was a lot of emphasis on the strong economy, but it did- n't strike me as an election call. They don't want to knock us off the track and personally I would agree with that. The other two parties don't seem to have different answers" Many people were inter- ested to hear what was in store for education. Ms. JOHN HASTE Charter of Education Rights and Responsibili- ties an important tool to provide code of conduct, minimum standards for behaviour. Dies was surprised to hear Premier Harris address early education. "It was a complete turnaround for him:' maintains Ms. Dies, who was disappointed not to hear funding for special education. And, Ms. Dies predicts a high dropout rate without assistance for students with special needs. "With that comes a society I don't par- ticularly want my children in — one with high welfare, high crime and high sui- cide." But Mr. Haste believes the government's Charter of Education Rights and Re- sponsibilities will be an im- portant tool. Under that charter, the government promises to "create a province -wide code of con- duct for students that sets clear minimum standards for behaviour...;' the speech said. On the issue of expanded testing of students to all grades and forcing all teach- ers to participate in a com- pulsory competency testing program to stay up to date, Ms. Dies is concerned. "We have proven that testing of students doesn't work. We need to teach. Tests can stress children out and are costly:' argues M. s. Dies, who also wonders why teachers are being sin- gled out for testing. "What other profession does that"' r ':+ 4".1 4', qp,; i.\ lihf,. 6,0 11 l;.— P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23,1999 Pickeringnuclear operator ripped over ear th uake study PIC'KERINGjrvm He says faulting in linked to possible a cause for con- whether the Nia- it could he the Pickering nuclear to find out. "To me cring lineament. -1 page / the Rouge arca gcoiogically-re- cern. para -Pickering source of an earth- station. He says it if they want to do don't know what has already been cent activity alongMr. Mohajer fault has been ac- quake again soon would only take it right they have they hope. They OPG's Seismic established and the Niagara -Pick- says it needs to he tive recently and poses a seri- up to $2(X),(XX) to come hack to hope to make it go Hazard Resolution the fact it could be cring fault make it d c t c r m i n c d enough to suggest ous risk to the worth of research the Niagara -Pick- away." Project, Clive Alexander, section manager for civil analysis in the sta- tion engineering support section of the firmer Ontario Hydro, says the work being done is necessary to set- tle unresolved is- sues. The project includes: • appointment of a Rouge River Ex- pert Advisory Panel to define. oversee and verify fault investigation in the Rouge River arca. • field work in the Rouge arca to map and assess fault exposures', • acromagnetic survey of western Lake Ontario, Lake Eric and up- state New York to verify the exis- tence and location of lineaments ( faults)-. • a historical scis- mWity review being done by York University historians: • regional seismic monitoring cn- hanc:ements in rcl- evant locations across southern Ontario. Both Mr. Mo- hajer and Mr. Wal- lach maintain that the extra work on the Rouge area. the acromagnetic surveys and other work being planned are un- necessary and in many cases dupli- cate existing data. What's really needed, they say, is 'seismic reflec- tion' research, which is similar to the ultrasound imaging used in medicine and in- volves setting off explosions and monitoring their impact.Mr. Moha- jer says the seis- mic reflection work should be concentrated on the Niagara -Pick- ering fault, identi- fied about 10 years ago, which travels from Lake Scugog, practical- ly under the Pick- ering nuclear plant, to St. Catharines and the Niagara area be- fore crossing Lake Erie into the US. 10 Posture Care Single %Iattress I39 Set $249 DOUBLE .169 S(i 299 QUEEN ..249 Set 349 S nfle$ `Llttress 19 9 Set x339 DOUBLE .249 Set 399 QUEEN ..299 Set 469 KING ....469 Set ';9 JJ r .:1t1 , `J STANDARD ...$9 QUEEN .....$15 TWIN .......$89 FULL .......$109 QUEEN ....$129 TWIN .......$17 FULL . .....$22 QUEEN ....434 �► TWIN .......$22 FULL ........$29 QUEEN .....$34 SOLID ......$49 DESIGNER.. 359 FREE CHOICES • Fillm (_"i • Pam FY.Arctcxti • erd Fraw • Laii nr6en •%tth-%Prolmim •Sel-L'P • 8rd R.A • F)VP,,J nI • ~hart WJPN Old Sri • F11Lm • Law» NO PAYMENT5,1NO INTEREST fpr 1 year. -� the — y FACTORY OUTIH eep Factory r WE MAKIE ANY HOURS SIZE _ _ _ .,�MATTRESS , SET UP AVAILABLE Ark t t.a NONE DISPOSAL OF OLD s OMEM SET AVAILABLE r .0 CE:rE: FREE 6 Mo. LAY- WAY ` �- -1 1 ■ • 'rvv.7s sa'-----r y WF20 Cher ong Rd. N. (705)'292-8211. N -995) 61:- Budget provides for chairman's chauffeur Durham Regional councillors may have spent considerable time with the paring knife during budget delibera- tions Wednesday, but they added a lit- tle too. Council voted to increase the allotment for a driver for Region Chairman Roger Anderson from $2,900 to $I 20X). Oshawa Councillor Bob Boychyn proposed the increase, saying the chairman could conduct business while travelling to and from events if he was chauffeured. "It's incumbent on this council to demonstrate respect to the office of the chairman:' said Coun. Boychyn, who called the $2,900 initially allocated in the bud- get "pitiful and an insult to the office". Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre supported increasing the budget for the chairman's driver for safety's sake. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23, 1999 PAGE 5 P Durham ttopay13 cents morpereday. DURHAM from page I hawa Councillor Brian Nichol- son said the extra police ofticcrs will cost each taxpayer 13 cents a day. The Region will spend about $219 million this year for such services as policing, road and sewer work, homes for the aged, social assistance, land ambu- lance, social housing, GO Tran- sit, child care and conservation authorities. Responsibilities traditionally under the jurisdiction of the Re- gion, such as works, planning, health and social services, will cost about $73 million, while downloaded provincial services carry a price tag of $77.4 mil- lion. The budgets for all Region 1SHION R BIGGEST 9/, LIQUIDATION EVER! Nle'ro Ii11W�tlep r.. w� �'�� Methi of err Ms.e on FEW 1/2 Selection will vary by store "l"llir r.M PAINT 8 ACCE SORIES INTERIOR LATEX ImTim - 3 Piece FM Finish `" or 109Goss ROLLER SET 1399 8 Imkides Gal . Tray 9. Roller ROM 499 = AJAX 282 Monarch Ave (soy) 427-7708 DROP IN WHIRLPOOL TUBS 49999 operations other than policing and for downloaded services are going down by about three per cent. On an average tax bill, that works out to about a $30 de- crease. But, the added police person- nel will cost about $45 more in a $69 -million force budget that's $9.8 million more than last year's. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs tried but failed Wednes- day to cut $3 million from the police budget, noting it's in- creased $15 million since 1997. " 1 understand, as does every- one in this room, the need for police services, safety in our homes and for our family:' he said. "We have to do everything BRAND NAME CANNED PET FOOD 59¢.399 reasonably possible not to in- crease the regional budget. I think we need to have a police and community reality check." Some councillors would con- sider a $3 -million decrease in the police budget "draconian." Coun. Arthurs admitted. "in my' view, it's reflective of our con- stituents today." Even with a $3 -million cut, the police budget would increase by $7 million, he noted. "It's not a cut to the police. but it's a retrenchment to the in- crease. Coun. Nicholson charged it would be "appalling" to slash the police budget. "You can't expect the munici- palities to go through the growth they d without increasing policing;' said. 91119119 WAYNF. ARTHURS 'We need to have a Police and commclnity reality check.' a SEMI-ANNUAL TRUCKLOAD SALE SALE ENDS SUN., APRIL 25 FPO" A LARGE SELECTION OF t>ouB� BORDERS BDOK pR�E t0 3j.96 FROM 0 FROM SOLID Vll ylr� DOUBLE Rou BOOK PR/CE TO 45.9p PER 15' ALL SUNWORTHY BOOK ORDERS 40°'00FF .119 - MOcRS / CENTt�6 I I Ir 11■/lrrl /ll rl l j 1 I ltr cF 1 PICKERING OSHAWA an_az)ar 1652 Ba I St. W. ���..ar .. • uper Store Ptckenng (Just West of Brock Rd 1 OutsldePmail ts Nelxts Rogerrs Video) 831-7737 rr� yy Taunton Rd. at Ritson 728-6866 w�"' r • ,,� r ' %ICN �FRI 7 = J 1.10N -FRI 9 3- Sncp on-; ar •.., r. _ S Z -1111 Q Sal J: L _ • SjN l t Be a better boater by learning about new boating safety rules coming into effect for the 1999 recreational boating season! Get your copy of the Safe Boating Guide, available at participating Shell Canada outlets beginning in June 1999, or call 1-800-267-6687. Or visit the Coast Guard web site at http://www.ccg-gcc.gc.ca Cam Re New wave! manti Ocean Pat oc4w N, CoW&wd,.Cft1. Canada N Hwy. 401 c o � � S DROP IN WHIRLPOOL TUBS 49999 operations other than policing and for downloaded services are going down by about three per cent. On an average tax bill, that works out to about a $30 de- crease. But, the added police person- nel will cost about $45 more in a $69 -million force budget that's $9.8 million more than last year's. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs tried but failed Wednes- day to cut $3 million from the police budget, noting it's in- creased $15 million since 1997. " 1 understand, as does every- one in this room, the need for police services, safety in our homes and for our family:' he said. "We have to do everything BRAND NAME CANNED PET FOOD 59¢.399 reasonably possible not to in- crease the regional budget. I think we need to have a police and community reality check." Some councillors would con- sider a $3 -million decrease in the police budget "draconian." Coun. Arthurs admitted. "in my' view, it's reflective of our con- stituents today." Even with a $3 -million cut, the police budget would increase by $7 million, he noted. "It's not a cut to the police. but it's a retrenchment to the in- crease. Coun. Nicholson charged it would be "appalling" to slash the police budget. "You can't expect the munici- palities to go through the growth they d without increasing policing;' said. 91119119 WAYNF. ARTHURS 'We need to have a Police and commclnity reality check.' a SEMI-ANNUAL TRUCKLOAD SALE SALE ENDS SUN., APRIL 25 FPO" A LARGE SELECTION OF t>ouB� BORDERS BDOK pR�E t0 3j.96 FROM 0 FROM SOLID Vll ylr� DOUBLE Rou BOOK PR/CE TO 45.9p PER 15' ALL SUNWORTHY BOOK ORDERS 40°'00FF .119 - MOcRS / CENTt�6 I I Ir 11■/lrrl /ll rl l j 1 I ltr cF 1 PICKERING OSHAWA an_az)ar 1652 Ba I St. W. ���..ar .. • uper Store Ptckenng (Just West of Brock Rd 1 OutsldePmail ts Nelxts Rogerrs Video) 831-7737 rr� yy Taunton Rd. at Ritson 728-6866 w�"' r • ,,� r ' %ICN �FRI 7 = J 1.10N -FRI 9 3- Sncp on-; ar •.., r. _ S Z -1111 Q Sal J: L _ • SjN l t Be a better boater by learning about new boating safety rules coming into effect for the 1999 recreational boating season! Get your copy of the Safe Boating Guide, available at participating Shell Canada outlets beginning in June 1999, or call 1-800-267-6687. Or visit the Coast Guard web site at http://www.ccg-gcc.gc.ca Cam Re New wave! manti Ocean Pat oc4w N, CoW&wd,.Cft1. Canada W'Ao 6'Ntft AbWrp'1dliA �pl&YEDI71oN, 4r11'23, 199J 0 Editori & OPINIONS �,efAbrate tho Fyturf: -- ----- ------ DURHAM N E W S A D ti' E R T I S E R A 1' R ?. 3 1 9 9 9 1174 1&, ••� EDITORIAL Don't sell the farm for any other uses Agricultural easements on Pickering land best deal possible In the end. Pickcring signed on for volved in the negotiation showed forc- the best deal it could get in its bid to sight and a willingness to compromise protect sensitive agricultural lands in so the deal could be reached. its sizable and fertile rural area. But, if there are any yellow flags An agreement on the sale of the , surrounding the plan. they can be lands struck by Pickcring officials, the found in a clause that could allow the Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC t and ORC to be released from its agreement. Durham Region was approved by Five years from now the ORC may Town councillors at their meeting this conclude the casement requirement is past Monday frustrating sale of' the lands. If the Under the plan. which involves Town and Region concur, the ORC most of the land expropriated by the would be released from the agreement. provincial government in 1972 for a If they don't. the issue would be taken community that would have been de- to arhitration. velopcd around the airport proposed by That may set the stage for a bitter the federal government of the day, any fight in the future. But for the firm property sold may be used only fir being, at least, most everyone is agricultural purposcs. pleased with the deal. These so-called agricultural case- However, the people who have been monis will be a condition of sale on any fighting hard - residents and politicians of the provincially -owned lands hcing alike - must not become complacent in sold oft by the ORC now and in the fu- the wake of this latest v ictory. Contin- ture. ued pressure from the Pickcring com- As Bruce Flattery, president of the munity to continue farmland prescrya- DufJin Rouge Agricultural Communi- tion efforts, ongoing dialogue between 1%. noted following the meeting in the decision -makers and the people which the deal was approved, "It's the who cultivate the: land, and a willing - best deal that could possibly be gotten ness on all sides to seek compromise under the circumstances" will be the keys to long-term success. Mr. Flattery and other arca associa- As of today. though, the farmland tions and residents lobbied hard fir the will remain rich and fertile. For that, deal. But the government panics in- everyone is better off. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ClubLink director explains operations To the editor: Re: Stcyc Nease mini-golf- ClubLink cartoon which ran in the Golf '99 section in the April IN News Advertiser. While the cartoon by Steve Nease was funny and reflected that ClubLink is growing quickly, it Wayne's World — the Prequel a big hit Gretzky was a great one before he became The Great One Can you handle dust one more dis- patch about Wayne's World! � With the reams of material written about the Great Gretzky betifre and Al after he hung up his blades on the weekend, perhaps there's not much Rivett more to say about the brilliant career of someone who has changed hockey Sports Editor so much for the better. That said, I --- --- can't let the opportunity slip by with- out recording my thoughts on the moment in NHL history. Great One. My first recollection of Wayne A living, breathing Canadian icon Gretzky goes way back to when he who epitomizes all that's right with was playing peewee hockey for his professional sports, Wayne Gretzky hometown Brantford at the prestigious stepped off the ice for good at Madi- Young Canada Week Hockey Tourna- son Square Gardens in the Big Apple ment in Goderich, Ont., near where 1 Sunday with his usual grace, style and grew up. The tournament then, as now, good sportsmanship. Like many oth- had a reputation for attracting some of ers who have watched his National the best young hockey talent from Hockey League career unfold - from across Canada. the glory days in Edmonton, to his I remember as a kid staying with stint in L.A. when he almost single my grandparents each March break so handedly guided the Kings past the I could watch the week-long tourna- Maple Leafs in the Stanley Cup semi- ment and especially the 'AAA' -level finals of 1993, to his swansong season games which provided the best hockey with the Rangers - I was truly moved at the event. Even at that time, there at watching on television a defining was a certain buzz in the small south- western Ontario town about this Gret- zky kid who had scored 100 points or more in all of his minor hockey sea- sons. Brantford was matched against a team called the Toronto Shopsy's which, prior to the game, looked like a vastly superior club to Gretzky's rag- tag bunch. But, as was the case so often during his career, Gretzky stole the show. He scored both of his team's goals, including one on a slapshot from just inside the blue line which blew by the stunned Toronto goal - tender. However, the Torontonians were the winners at the final whistle, earning a 3-2 overtime victory over Gretzky's Brantford peewees. At that time, the tournament was a single -knockout event, which trans- lates into -win or go home". And, Gretzky's team did go home, but not without leaving a lasting impression on me and the several hundred other people who witnessed the emergence of the Great One. Enjoy your retirement, Wayne. You've earned it. also conveyed an erroneous mes- sage that ClubLink is making golf exclusionary. especially for fami- lies. With the exception of Glen Abhey Golf Club. Canada's top- rankcd public course. 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LIS 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. 'koc .0A •,..,.r ■ - _ NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY Crown says accused killer was obsessed 11 °°RHgMS�H°°i Repeated messages suggest `stalking', says prosecutor in Watkins trial BY STEPHEN .SHAW Staff Writer Accused murderer Jesse Watkins repeatedly paged Laurie White on the day of her death, leav- ing nine messages in a 45 -minute period, but says he wasn't "ob- sessed" with keeping track of his ex-girlfriend. Cellular phone records list the calls to the 20 -year-old dental as- sistant on Oct. 8, 1996 starting at 7 a.m., a Superior Court jury in Whit- by heard Wednesday. Subsequent messages were left by Mr. Watkins at 7:08, 7:12, 7:17, 7:27, 7:42, 7:49, 7:53 and 7:55. "Nine pages in an hour... I sug- gest you were obsessed;" assistant Crown attorney Ken Polley said during cross-examination of Mr. Watkins. "I was late for work... I was pag- ing her to give me a ride to work;' the 26 -year-old Pickering man tes- tified. "if 1 was obsessed I'd be calling all day" Mr. Polley said the records doc- ument a pattern of harassment in the days leading up to Ms. White's death. On the morning of Oct. 3, he paged Ms. White nine times in 40 minutes, the jury heard. On Oct. 6, he paged or telephoned Ms. White seven times in 29 minutes. "Doesn't it sound a little like stalking to you?" suggested the prosecutor. "No sir;" Mr. Watkins replied. LAURIE WHITE Paged nine times in 45 -minute span. 1 was just trying to get a hold of her, every morning I would:' Mr. Watkins is accused of sec- ond-degree murder in the death of Ms. White, found on the floor of her bedroom with an electrical cord wrapped tightly around her neck. The Crown contends Mr. Watkins strangled Ms. White and staged her death as a hanging sui- cide. The defence's position is that she took her own life. The cross-examination of Mr. Watkins continued yesterday, his third day on the witness stand, in a courtroom packed with members of Ms. White's family, friends and co-workers from the Amberlea JESSE WATKINS 'If I was obsessed, I'd be calling all day.' Dental Clinic. During the nine -week-old trial, court has heard the couple's year- long relationship deteriorated in August when Ms. White learned he had slept with a stripper. Ms. White's friends testified she ended the romance in the months before her death, but said he con- tinued to telephone and follow Ms. White wherever she went. "We were going through tough times but we were still together... We were still talking about things, we were still making love;" Mr. Watkins testified. On the day of Ms. White's death, Mr. Watkins said he went to BUARID IN BRIEF APRIL 23, 1999 her house to retrieve some sweaters, they got into a fight and she angrily told him to walk home. He testified he never went into Ms. White's bedroom. The accused also denied an inci- dent a few days before Ms. White's death in which he allegedly choked her. "There was nothing that would make Laurie afraid you were going to kill her?" asked Mr. Polley, in reference to the earlier testimony of one of Ms. White's friends. "No sir." Mr. Watkins testified he never struck Ms. White in anger, but said she had hit him a "couple times" He also insisted he never threat- ened her former boyfriends, but ad- mitted telling them never to call her anymore. "Doesn't that reflect your jeal- ousness and possessiveness of Lau- rie?" questioned Mr. Polley. "I was jealous of Laurie, I was possessive. (But) I don't think I was obsessive...;' Mr. Watkins replied. Mr. Watkins also denied an al- Icged confession childhood friend Jo; Brown testified Mr. Watkins made during a conversation three days after Ms. White's death. "When you last saw (Mr. Brown) you left as friends;" sug- gested Mr. Policy. "As far as you understood it Joey Brown didn't have anything against you and doesn't have anything against you today." Mr. Watkins agreed. Document delivery rapped by educators Elementary teacher questions �vhy she received high school curriculum copies Teacher Joanne Armstrong fears taxpayers' money is being wast- ed with the delivery of high school curriculum documents to her elementary school. The Education ministry says the documents can still serve as a resource tool for elementary teachers. BY SUSAN O'NEILL Stuff Writer Educators here are questioning the use of taxpayers' money after the Province recently sent copies of the new Grade 9 and 10 curricu- lum documents to elementary and secondary school teachers across Ontario. "This is an appalling waste of money;' says Joanne Armstrong, who teaches a reading recovery program to elementary pupils at Father Joseph Venini Catholic School in Oshawa. `As an elemen- tary teacher there is absolutely no reason whatsoever that I would ever have to look at these book- lets:' Ms. Armstrong reports she re- ceived a total of 16 documents, each roughly 50 pages in length, from the Ministry of Education and Training last week. "1 just really question the use of taxpayers' money;' she says, not- ing the spending wasn't necessary because the documents "don't have anything to do with what (el- ementary teachers) do on a daily basis. "The government can say they're spending this money on ed- ucation but the devil is in the de- tails and how they are spending it," she adds, noting the resources cover everything from guidance and career education to Canadian and world studies. Ministry spokesman Dave Ross reports 35 copies of each of the 16 documents were sent to every ele- mentary school in Ontario, while every high school teacher in the province also received the curricu- lum guidelines. "The printing cost of each doc- ument was 16 cents, so the full set cost $2.56;" he says, noting the ministry provided elementary schools with the resources based on feedback from parents and school boards. He adds the documents "are meant as resource materials for teachers and parents." He also said the ministry intended to let el- ementary teachers know "where their work fits into the new kinder- garten to Grade 12 curriculum" Mike O'Connor, president of the Durham elementary division of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association (OECTA), says the resources represent a "huge" cost. He notes there are roughly 115,000 active teachers in the province and says the money spent providing each teacher with the high school documents could have been directed "some place useful. "Is there a need to have the high school curriculum in elementary schools? Yes. Is there a need for every teacher to have it? No" Super student council approved Public board trustees voted Monday to endorse the establish- ment of a super council com- posed of secondary school stu- dents from across the region. The Durham District School Board will also provide meeting space for the council at the edu- cation centre. The proposal to form a re- gional student council was pre- sented to trustees by Deb Thompson, prime minister of the student council at Oshawa's R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute and president of the Central East Region of the Ontario Secondary School Stu- dents' Association (OSSSA), ear- lier this month. The council will aim to im- prove communication between the board and its high school stu- dents and to increase the ac- countability of the board's two pupil representatives. Public board supports integrated busing Durham District School Board trustees are supporting the formation of a school -bus co-op- erative as recommended by the Transportation Funding Review Committee. The provincial committee has recommended to the Province that school boards across On- tario form regional partnerships to deliver integrated transporta- tion services within the next two years. Trustees voted Monday to in- form the Ontario Public School Boards' Association that the board supports the establishment of a regional consortium ap- proach to student transportation. "It's in our interest to form a consortium around transporta- tion," said Ron Trbovich, superin- tendent of business and co-chair- man of the provincial committee, noting the approach would lead to significant savings for the board. Boundaries set for new school Students in the rural commu- nities of Ashburn and Myrtle won't be included in the catch- ment area for a new elementary school being built in Brooklin, public board trustees voted Mon- day. But, those pupils will have an opportunity to apply for out -of - area status and will be included in the boundaries for the next new school constructed in the area, said Durham District School Board superintendent of Whitby schools Don McLean. Children in Ashburn and Myr- tle will continue to be bused to Meadowcrest Public School on Vipond Street, Mr. McLean said, noting the boundaries were set to maximize the number of pupils who can walk to the new school facility. AIP (PAGE 9 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23, 1999 Relief fset for Kosovars `Open your hearts to refugees in need,' college urges Students and staff at Durham Col- lege are calling on area residents to contribute to a relief fund set up to aid the Kosovo refugees. "The humanitarian crisis in Koso- vo continues to escalate;' campaign organizer and Durham College staff member Rick Topham says in a news rc lease. "As generous Canadians, we should open our hearts and reach out to the refugees in need. We are fortu- nate and we should help those who need assistance." Dwayne Christo, president of the Durham College Student Associa- tion, reports the group "is ap- pealing to all university and col- lege students on campus to alle- viate the pain and suffering in- flicted on those affected by the crisis in Kosovo. "Our goal is to help out and complement the many efforts initiated by concerned Canadi- ans and contribute financial sup- port to the relief fund." A special bank account has been set up throu_•h :hc Canadi- an Imperial Bank of Commerce and Durham residents can make a pledge at any CIBC branch. The account name is Kosovo Re- lief Durham, transit number 00142, account number 1920936. Donations will be forwarded to Presbyterian World Services and Development. The agency, run by the Presbyterian Church, aims to provide disaster relief through development activities. Bay festival seeks Pickering volunteers PICKERING — Volunteers with community spirit and a sense of fun are still needed to help organize and run the annu- al Frenchman's Bay Festival to be held June I I to 13 in Picker- ing. Positions such as traffic con- trol, kids play area staff, securi- ty staff. and information booth staff are available. Volunteers may work just one day of the festival or the whole weekend. Anyone who's interested in helping out with this annual event may call Eileen Higdon at 839-8809 or Dave Johnson at 831-1327. The festival organizing corn_ mittec is holding its next meet. ing Tuesday, April 27 at 7 p.m. in the community room at the police station at the northeast corner of Brock Rd. and Hwv. 2. Enter from the north side l,f the building. 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V "i:1i'{V1;,, G;— 3 ]f,AiC1 tp NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23, 1999 PAGE 9 AIP tri t o ur am trans r e stationswill cost you $2 or KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer It will cost you $2 to dump garbage at a waste transfer station in Durham starting Sept. 4. Regional council voted Wednes- day to impose the user fee while de- bating the 1999 solid waste manage- ment budget. That $17.5 -million bud- get will cost each taxpayer about $6 more this year for garbage collection than in 1998. The user fee is expected to gener- ate $250,000 over the final four months of the year, but some council- lors fear people will dump garbage on the side of roads rather than pay $2. "We will rue the day, my col- leagues, we do this;" Pickering Coun- cillor Doug Dickerson warned col- leagues. "We will have to come back and rescind or remove the fee.- Oshawa ee"Oshawa Councillor and Region budget chief Brian Nicholson tried but failed to convince peers to put off the fee for one year. "We have no in- formation on the impact (of charging $2). There's nothing on what the local municipalities have to pay to pick up garbage." He noted the line-up of cars at the Ritson Road waste transfer station in Oshawa is already a long one. "You would have to put the (entrance) gate at Ritson and Taunton (roads) be - Some politicians fear user fee will encourage people to litter roadsides Mother's Day stories at library PICKERING — Children three to six years of age are invited to hear Mother's Day stories and make a gift for their mom Saturday, May 8 at 2 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade. Free tickets for this program are available at the library on a first- come first-served basis beginning Saturday, April 24 at 9 a.m. Tickets can be reserved by phone after 10:30 a.m. April 24. For more information call 831- 6265, ext. 226. BRUCE BISSELL BUICK PO NTIAC L, -o. -`:i V ONTARIO'S DRIVE CLEAN Accredited Test + Repair Facility cause that's where you'd have to collect the money. I'm only ask- ing you to be up -front and ac- countable to taxpayers. This is a radical change to waste manage- ment" Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre supported the $2 fee, not- ing some municipalities charge $9 to enter a transfer station while her town imposes a $7 fee to use the waste facility there. "I drive Clarington roads on a daily basis. I don't see that much garbage on the side of the road;' Coun. Hamre reported. "Munici- palities that charge get the odd garbage bag" But, trash dumped at roadsides is "a bogeyman that just doesn't exist." Oshawa Councillor Cathy Clarke disagreed, expressing fear the fee will prompt impa- tient people to dump garbage at the side of roads rather than line up at waste transfer stations. "People think their time is more valuable than a toonie. If there are line-ups, that's why there is dumping on the roads. I see this as an interim measure" Durham works department operations director Jack Mc- Corkell said charging the fee for a full year would bring in be- tween $600,000 and $650.000. Coun. Hamre said colleagues who opposed the fee "are saying 'no thanks folks. We don't need $650,000. We'll just bury it in the tax bill'" Pickering Councillor Rick Johnson predicted, "It' we don't start with a small $2 charge, you'll have a whammy when you have to put the full user fee on." Ajax Councillor Scott Craw- ford said $2 is "a minor cost. It's not too much to pay. As Mayor Hamre says, this should have been put in place five or six years ago." Coun. Crawford poked fun at colleagues who predicted the fee would -cause riots. I guess that's the most fun I have with two bucks." SCOTT CRAWFORD 'A minor cost.' DON'T C=O OUT OF YOUR WAY TO HELP SOMEONE. It's never been easier to give to Goodwill. 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Pickering Knob Hill Farms (Brock Rd. & Hwy. 2) P Pt "•10*116WS AOVERM%R FRIDAY.fi MMM, April 23, IM No science fair for students thisyear Teachers say workload prevents volunteering BY SC'S.4.V O',VF_ILL Stuff Wriwr An increased workload on teachers in the region's public high schools this year means elementary students throughout Durham are los- ing out on an opportunity to showcase their science fair projects at the regional and national levels this spring. reports a Pickering teacher. The Durham Regional Science Fair, which has been an annual tradition here since the early 1970s. has been cancelled this year be- cause (cache"- simply didn't have time to organize the event, says %Vaync Hingston, former chairman of the fair's organizing committee. "This vear we were in a situation where we couldn't possibly organize a regional science fair given the sec- ondary school situation:" he says, noting the nine high school teachers on last vear's 11 -member organiz- ing committee resigned this year. "It's a shame. This is a long-term venture that teachers have dedicated years to promoting;" he says. He adds there are typical- ly txtwecn 250 to 290 com- petitors at the regional fair, with the majority of those being elementary students. "Voluntary services by teachers enrich the lives of students:' he says, adding those activities "are an im- portant part of education that have been sacrificed by the Durham District School Board." Bev Freedman, superin- tendent of programs for the public board, rcpe)ris the sci- ence fair is one of several an- nual events students will miss out on this year be- cause teachers believe orga- nizing such activities is ..above and beyond" their duties. 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"This is disastrous, ab- solutely disastrous:" says Jutta Genova, president of the Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West, of news that the Durham District School Board is cancelling its learning strategies classes in elementary schools this fall. "Our group is solely being hit. Most of the cuts are going over our kids backs. Board superintendent of programs Bev Freedman explains the board has been "caught in a crisis" and faced with a "huge (funding) shortfall" that will result in a "reduced level of support" for at -risk students and pupils with "mild and moderate" learn- ing disabilities. "We have lots of unhap- SALE E_ "PE AL BARGAINS l IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri., April 23, 1999 News Advertiser • INWay Aoxffl%k. Deduct • BoYer Poritiec AjaxlPick. Andited by • Coneffan Tine Aox?idt. Personal ' Dicer's Deli Inc. Apse • Food Bstcics Maxffl%L Fapeasea of .ICA Aox• Candidate • New elm Aoxffl%L ' Peoples Jeweieng Pick • Price Chopper's A*dPick. • S 14"-Cetft IljaxRkk ms's AoxftL Bill segeantson Gordon David 83 $11 360.00 821.52636 • Ster Vkleo (Video 99) Maus • Super Centro AjaxlP & • Delivered to sdectcd housebolds only Remember, all inserts, including those on glassyy Aper, can be recycled with Ilte rest of your newspaper through your blue box Rocyc6nI program. For information on delivering your advertising Flyers, Wl = qks�' at py parents and 1 don't blame them:' she says. not- ing the board is planning a series of information nights for parents across the region in May to out- line the impact of the up- coming changes. She reports the "new model" for special educa- tion programs. which will cut roughly 100 academic resource and learning strategies teachers from the elementary panel, is being implemented because the board simply can't afford to continue spending as much on special education as it has in the past. "When the Province says they're giving us more money, they are. But it's (less than) what we tradi- tionally spent on special education:' she says. Ms. Freedman reports the board received $52 mil- lion in provincial funding for special education pro- grams last year and spent $58 million. This year, she says the board will get roughly $53 million, but ..can't continue to spend (its) wav into a dt ti�it NATASHA Friday's Carrier of t: Week is Natasha. SI enjoys playing tl trombone & readir Natasha will receive dinner for 4 voucht McDonald's. tCougratulatlous Natasha for being Carrier of the Week. Jffli IN I ON Walmart. Ajax 135 Kingaon Rd .Ajax 222 Bayty 5t.W,Ajax 726 Kingston Rd. [Ick. 1360 Kingston Rd ,fuck Candidate official Number Total Total Deduct Total Andited by Agent of - Contributions Flection Personal Election Contributors Expenses Fapeasea of Expenses Candidate Subject to the limit' Bill segeantson Gordon David 83 $11 360.00 821.52636 $80767 $20,718.69 Thomas and Chase, Ref. Counemanche Certified General Accountants Complete details on the election expenses of this candidate and others are available on Elections Canada's Web site (http://www.cicctions.ca). The printed version of any candidate's return respecting election expenses, as submitted to Elections Canada, EleetiOrts rn...+- +.tr. may be examined on request. Write to Elections Canada, Ottawa. Ontario K I A 0M6, Canatda or call toll-free 1 800 INFO -VOTE 0 800 463-6868). J T ermttted Limit of Electron Expewes for Whi*-Ajax. $63.778.70 ' A loan for $5.000 00 acts not dtxloiad to the orrXinal morn. Logon. azn All ftpm m rrported 4 dw candidates. 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McGihbon Durham Philharmonic Choir Tony Deboo June :MacLean Stanley Quinn Heritage Ajax (LACAC ) Judith Goulin Marjorie Green Marie Jones Bob Martindale Angelika Wat- son Taylor Young Multicultural Council of Oshawa/ Durham Leticia Apostol Cora Castro Mobeenuddin Khaja Mary Labaj Amelia Yadao- Bayang Pickering Museum Vil- lage Advisory Committee Kyle Chalmers Scott Holtby Women's Rights Action Coalition of Durham (WRAC) _ Esther Enyolu * 6, 3MA"[91hill 0 It UNIROYAL TIGER PAW ASC 14 " Tire For 945 P185 75R 14 WW 7 Two Tires For 95 P185i 75R 14WW ■ Bring us your bald, your air -challenged, your treadless. We'll replace'em for you. Community'news online: We're at www.durhamnews.net An afternoon siesta Warm sun and a wooden bench were all this unidentified man needed to catch an after- noon nap at Rotary Park recently. The ar- A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo rival of spring weather and sunshine has brought residents outside to welcome the season. 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I..0 r .irc.is of turf- can urfcan he kill, -,I in a short time. After hatching from eggs, the grubs feed on grass roots. The first evi- dence of injury is a local- ized patch of discoloured and dying grass. Dead patches are small at first. but get bigger as the grubs grow and expand their feeding sites. usually the gruh.; our lawns are infect- ed with are the larvae of the Japanese Beetle or the June Beetle. Japanese Beetles larvae are fat, dirty -white C-shaped grubs with brown heads. In late summer the female lays white spherical eggs in groups, five to 15 cm deep in the soil in grass. They move up to the sur- face in the spring to feed on grass roots. In their adult stage they arc a metallic blue green beetle with bronic coy ers. Ther aw n Veronica :04, : Sliva h. The Garden live in July and August and live from 30 to 45 days. June Beetle larvae are large. C-shaped, cream col- ored caterpillars with brown heads, six legs and arc found in the soil in lawns and around seedling plants. They over -winter both as adults and larvae. Grubs remain in the soil for up to two winters (below, the frost line) and pupate the following late spring or early summer. Thev cut the main stem just below the soil surface and cat the routs. Grubs can be controlled with pesti- cides. Use Diazinon or Lawn Insect Control in the soil. Insecticidal con- trol of grubs will only he successful if the chemical reaches the area where the grubs are feeding. Surface applications that do not penetrate into the soil will not he effective. If a half- inch or more of thatch is present, aerate the soil first. This will make it easier to get the insecticide into the soil. Watering is essential following insecticide appli- cations for grub control. Immediately after apply- ing the insecticide, water thoroughly, using at least one-half to three-quarters of an inch of water. Repeat every four or five days to move the insecticide into the soil and to keep the crown area moist to encour- age the grass to recover. If conditions have been very hot and dry the grub, will he deeper in the soil. Water to a depth of about one-half inch 48 hours be- fore you apply the insecti- cide. This should encour- age the grubs to move clos- er to the soil surface. You might also try a biological control with Parasitic Ne- matodes. A.J. GROEM News Adveniser photo Ready to garden! Kyle Bennett had a blast this week in dragging out the garden hose and doing a bit of spring cleaning. The Pickering lad made sure his gardening gloves were on and reaciv for action. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23,1999 PAGE 17 AIP PCs ripped over ' education record by former Commission on Learningchairman BY JANE MCDONALD Staff Writer Educators, social activists, political candidates, parents and grandparents braved the first thunderstorm of the sea- son Tuesday night, April 6, to show their concern about the school system. "Me Harris government has made such a shambles of the education sys- tem," said guest speaker Gerald Caplan. The former chairman of the Royal Commission on Learning was address- ing 70 people gathered in an Oshawa Public Library meeting room for the first of three public forums sponsored by the Durham Region Coalition for Social Justice and Concerned Citizens of Durham. "They want to put kids back in my era when the biggest offence was run- ning in the corridors or chewing gum. They want kids sitting in line in front of authoritarian teachers. They want a re- turn to white -bread Ontario and kids who didn't give parents or teachers any lip" Calling the Ontario school system as good as any in the world, he warned that if the Conservatives are re-elected, the already "destabilized" education system will be in jeopardy. "Some in the 905 area have not grasped the sever- ity,.' he added. John Fleury, a member of the audi- ence who introduced himself as a con- cerned citizen and grandfather, asked why, if the education system was So good, do university professors com- plain about the fact OAC graduates could not read or write well or do sim- ple math. Mr. Caplan pointed out post- secondary faculties have been com- plaining about the newest batch of high school graduates -for the last 40 years" Mr. Caplan also explained he thought education for preschcx)lers was valid when Mr. Fleury asked if it was worth paying for young children to "cut out paper dolls" "They decided to cut the fat;' k - said. "One point two billion ($1.2 bil- lion) from the education system. That means $5(X) less for every single stu- dent in elementary and secondary schexyls in the province. And they've done the same thing to health. They never talk about inflation or population growth or that the increased amounts in spending are all grants that are one-time only. -From the moment they got in (to office) they have undermined the morale of teachers, trustees, principals ... done in a way so abusive that if done one-on-one in person rather than collec- tively, they would be charged with ha- rassment and verbal abuse" Calling the funding formula that di- vides schools in half - into classroom and non classroom - "idiotic and arbi- trary," the outspoken former teacher cum critic, says the provincial govern- ment wants to "bring in uniforms and put the little beggars in line once and for all." Calling Bill 160 a "convoluted and complicated document," Mr. Caplan said "anyone who hated the school sys- tem could drop by and write a page themselves." Jim Morrison, NDP candidate in the provincial riding of Durham, echoed much of what Mr. Caplan told -the group. A custodian at Monsignor Philip Coffey School in Oshawa, Mr. Morri- son says he's seen teachers coming to work at 7:30 a.m. and not leave until after 9 at night, "kids who are falling through the cracks" because of cuts to support staff, and a government that has reduced "trustees to puppets." 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E WHITBY IROQUOIS SPO `HENRY & vicroRw wHm3y C, WIN A FABULOUS E IMPROVEMENT PARKA J VALUED AT $1500.00 fri SPONSORED BY V ay Area 4 RON PIfTRONIR01 News Advertiser photo a WHITH 2 401 Sign of the times �c 1]'Erhard Erlebach is busy sprucing up his busy preparing the Wandrin Star for sailing TIM 22-fiwt sailboat then summer must be just last week at the East Shore Marina in Pick - "0 around the corner Mr. Erlebarh kept himself ering. -EK ORY Days Left Sale Ends Mon. April 26 NJ 0 Z-' TOW!► Drop by and Discover IIMw.11r1M= Whitby 9 21-ple F11-00MI Days Left Sale Ends Mon. April 26 NJ 0 Z-' TOW!► Drop by and Discover IIMw.11r1M= Whitby 9 Education advocate, author talks issues at May 6 forum Author Heather -Jane Robertson will be the guest speaker at a meet- ing to discuss education issues. The author of 'No More Teachers No More Books' and co-author of 'Class Warfare — The Assault on Canada's Schools' will speak at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall, 209 Cochrane St. in Whitby on Thursday, May 6 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Known for her research on the commercialization of schools, Ms. Robertson will be followed by a dis- cussion by candidates running in the next provincial election in the Ajax - BILLBOARD APRIL 23, 1999 SATURDAY'. APRIL 24 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is our life af'fectcd by alcohol? If so, Al - Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church. 209 Cochrane St.. Whitby. Call 1- 800-921-3555 or 728-1020. Ask for AI -Anon. ART SHOW: The Ajax Creative Arts is holding a Spring Art Show and Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 22 Sherwood Rd. West in Pickering Vil- lage. Admission is free and includes a draw for a door prize and refresh- ments. HIDE: The Durham Outdoor Club goes for a hike on the Seaton Trail. Meet at 9:30 a.m. at Third Conces- sion and Valley Farm Rds. Home- made brunch in Whitevale provided by residents' association. Phone 420- 4801. St'NDAI', .APRIL 25 CONCERT: The Dunbarton-Fair- port United Church hosts a spring concert featuring the Pickering Con- cert Band at 2 p.m. at 1066 Dunbar - ton Rd.. Pickering. Tickets are $7 and are available at the door or at Pickering Village Pharmacy, 59 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax. Phone 683- 0523, 831-0525, www.concert- band.on.ca. ART SHOW: The Ajax Creative Arts is holding a Spring Art Show and Sale from 1 I a.m. to 4 p.m. at 22 Sherwood Rd. West in Pickering Vil- lage. Admission is free and includes a draw for a door prize and refresh- ments. MONDAY, APRIL 26 BREASTFEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a two-hour prenatal breastfeeding workshop. In- formation on starting and what to ex- pect. Phone 427-9547 for time and location. CANVASSERS: The Salvation Army needs canvassers in Ajax and Pickering for the Red Shield Blitz for the first week of May. If you can give 1-2 hours on a night during that week, please call Michael Stayner at (416) 321-2654. VOLUNTEERS: The Ajax Home Week Committee meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Emperor Street Centre, 36 Em- peror St., Ajax. New volunteers are needed for this year's event. Phone 686-0630 for information. Whitby riding about education For more information call tice Coalition at 428-8424 or Durham Concerned Citizens at and social justice issues. Joanne Dies for the Social Jus- Patrice Gibson -Kirby of the 985-0814. With so many new reasons to visit us, we figured we'd redesign our SEASON PASS. Return again and again and again for less than the price of two regular visits. -, ._ { • Ditto ISLAND U 3D The Wonderland Season Pass puts a whole new spin on summer - with access to more theme park and water park than ever before. 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The funds are designed to Offset staff cuts and group homes closures since the federal government reduced transfer payments and the Province began to cut social services spending, accord- ing to the Durham West M PP. "I know we're playing catch-up:" Ms. Ecker said Tuesday when asked how much money her govern- ment had cut from the bud- gets of agencies that provide services to the developmen- tally disabled. "This money is not money going to orga- nizations simply to increase budgets. We're targeting in- dividuals and front-line scr- vices and expanded services for individuals who don't have any services" Peter Dill, executive di- rector of the Association for Community Living for Ajax, Pickering and Whitby, says he is uncertain how the new funding will he used by his agency. "It's not clear yet what this will mean to us in re- gards to agencies, but it would be a welcome support in terms of the number of dollars;' he says. "My feel- ing is, though, that it won't come near to addressing the severity of the issue for peo- ple not normally supported in our services. The other issue I'm concerned about is that the money is being di- rected to agencies and I wonder if it wouldn't be bet- ter directed to the families (of the disabled) ... to better obtain the supports they de- sire" According to social ser- vices ministry figures, the new funding will bring to $722 million "the total in - School budget forum Monday The Durham District School Board's educa- tion finance committee will outline the first draft of the bud- get for the com- ing school year Monday, April 26. School com- munity council representatives and other mem- bers of the pub- lic are invited to provide input on the 1999-2000 budget at the ed- ucation centre at 7 p.m. The Durham District School Unicef volunteers needed Unicef On- tario is looking for volunteers in Durham Region. Volunteers are needed to help with mar- keting, Hal- loween and other special events. Experi- ence is not a must, as training will be provid- ed. To find out how you can lend a hand, call Tim Savage at 416-487-4153. Board headquar- ters is at 400 Taunton Rd. E. in Whithy. For more in- formation on the budget meeting, call the school board at 666- 5500. vestment in community ser. vices for people with devel- opmental disabilities" for 1999-2(XX). The distribution of funds will also take into consider- ation rapid population growth in some areas of the province. The Social Services Min- ister blamed former provin- cial governments for a lack of planning for the number of people with dcvelopnicn- Candidate Official Agent tal, disabilities who statisti- cally can expected to be found in expanding popula- tions. "In the past 10 to 15 years, previous governments made no provisions for growth areas such as Durham Region;' said Ms. Ecker. Mr. Dill adds that a for- mula aimed at distributing the new funding to high- growth areas is -good but not adequate... Number Total of Contributions Contributors There are 15 individuals supported by the Ajax -Pick- ering -Whitby agency who Mr. Dill says "need signifi- cantly increased support." About 160 people are helped by the residential, life skills training and voca- tion services the agency pro- vides while another 100 are supported in terms of help- ing them access existing ser- vices like the school system and rccreauonal pro gam,,. Total Deduct Ekction Personal Expenses Expenses of Candidate Duuglrs ');. urt'y DAvai a.� Puirar un 46 ) i i.0 i+ S! f, i r l : ` j \.D.P Complete details on the ckction cxpemes vi chis carddate aruf txhen are available on Elections Canada's Web site (http://wwwekccxms.ca). The printed version of any candidate% return respecting election expenses, as submitted to Elections Canada. may be atamincd on request. Write to Elections Canada. Ottawa. 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Call for details 905-426-6242 A royal train ride in British Columbia B I' BRUCE FOSTER Special to the News Advertiser It's been said that the sound of a steam whistle and the sight of smoke billowing from an engine's stack are two of the most romantic memories of a time gone by. These were our feelings as my wife and I headed to North Vancouver. B.C. to take a ride on a steam train. And not any steam train. but the legendary Royal Hud- son, operated by B.C. Rail, and North America's only steam train running on regular mainline service. From our home about 40 miles east of Vancouver we opted for the day out by public transit. Boarding Surrey's King George Sky Train sta- tion, we rode to the end of the line. transferred to the Seabus for a mini -cruise across Van- couver's harbour to Lonsdale Quay. From there a city bus took us to the B.C. Rail Station where we met up with the train, and Hudson -type Engine No. 2860. During the royal visit of 1939 a Hudson engine brought King George's train from Que- bec to the west coast, receiv- ing the "Royal" warrant for the Hudson name because of its fine performance. Hence. today's engine No.2860, The Royal Hudson. Checking in was simple, and in no time we were ready to board. Trainmen in blue suit and cap were at the entrance of each car assisting passengers and accepting tickets. Loco- motive 2860, now fuelled by crude oil instead of coal, is the same as when it ran 50 years ago. All cars are vintage 1940, each one with its own charac- ter. There was no reserved seat- ing, so we moved to the front and found an empty seat in Car #2. At 10 a.m. the whistle Day trip on steam engine evokes memories of days gone by blew and we were off on our adventure. We pulled out of the rail - yard, winding our way through idle freight cars like a snake through grass, then under the Lions Gate Bridge and past Ambleside Park in West Vancouver. People young and old came out to wave, as though this were their first time seeing this piece of history travelling along the tracks. We soon discovered the scenic side of the trip was on the left going up (the right coming back). and were glad we had arrived early enough to get a left-hand seat. The open car was a great hit with us. Here we could stick our heads out of large open areas, feeling the wind in our faces, seeing the steam rising over the car, and looking up the side of the train to watch the engine. The very best part for me though was to hear the steam whistle blow as we crossed the many level crossings along the way. During our journey, re- freshments were available in the centre car snack bar, serv- ing tea, coffee, cold drinks, snacks, and beer and wine if desired. The trip took us through Britannia Beach, well worth visiting on its own, and then, two hours after leaving the sta- tion in North Vancouver, we pulled into Squamish. Off the train we got, taking our things with us — there's no saving seats for the return trip. In Squamish we found plenty of shops to look through, and restaurants for a light lunch. Many other tours originate here — trips to Shannon Falls, the new railway museum, glacier air tours — bookings could be made during the trip up. The Roval Hudson steam train takes passengers on short stop in Squamish, passenger embark again a trip through scenic British Columbia. After a for a pleasant return. For those who wished to stav on the train or return to it early, the engine was open, al- lowing visitors to take a first- hand look at what makes a steam train go. By I p.m. we had answered to the familiar call of . "All aboard!" and were once again on our way home, the scenery and sounds just as exciting on the return journey as on the way up. All too soon we were back in the city and back on public transit. It was a day full of memo- ries of a time gone by. The Royal Hudson trip offered a way to gain new perspectives on the way travel used to be and a unique way to enjoy a little taste of B.C. in all its beauty. Before you go, be sure to check all current BC Transit bus times and connections. 000 Brace Foster is a veteran freelance travel writer. For more train travel stories cluck the internet at www travel-wise.com. Travel the world without leaving home Course offers lessons in surfing cyberspace ' PICKERING — Are you lost in cyberspace? Not sure how to search the World Wide Web efficiently for information or how to send e- mail? The Pickering Public Li- brary's central branch is offer- ing free Internet training ses- sioas to help you get the most out of cyber surfing. Sessions will include demonstrations on advanced search techniques and various Internet communication tools. Sessions are being offered Saturday, April 24 from 9:30 a.m to 11:30 a.m and Thursday, April 29 from 7 p.m to 9 p.m. The library's at One The Es- planade in the Pickering Civic Complex. Since space is limited, call 831-6265 ext. 243 to register. Book between May 1 - 8, 1999 • Save up to 50% and more on ALL Princess i i lily I • Guaranteed 1.35 exchange discount • FREE 1 & 2 category upgrades* • DOUBLE BONUS POINTS for Carlson Wagonlit Travel Rewards members 'Some restrictions appy Y CSaH today to take f advantage of these Great Savings! "ar •c In.. ,! rAru•.I •:. J.npa C.C.; f'•J'J.N i, O.4•: 1, .r, 3-N -P CO+ This weelzend the entire /�Ta+rA re�./1.v r/1.T.A\I .—_.I nn •AM nAnr n7 AM store 0 is on sale, or at special purchases prices. Plus, use your Sears Card and don't pay for one full year* or tape until October 2000** to pay interest free on all furniture and sleep sets. Sale prices end Sunday, April 25, 1999. 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Minimum $200 purchase. $35 deferral fee and all applicable tares and charges are payable at time of purchase. Offers appy to merchandise n Sears Furniture Stores and exclude Catalogue purchases. Otters end Sunday. April 25, 1999. Ask for dentis. NP0438099 Capyngru 19N Sys Canada Inc v AW L'P2AQ7_l!j Entertainment 'ssi-3ass NEWS ADVERTISER AP Weekend at the movies... Do not pGo 1*f y looking for edgy comedy V - ; rill p at.rng at .�tortplex 9, Pickering: Ell Matthew McConaugh- Analyze This: Bill, Crystal. Robert De Niro. l_isa Kudrow. Paul Vitti (Dc Niro) is a powerful gangster. But when it comes time for him to assume his role as the of his crime famih, he sudderl starts having panic attacks. Enter psychiatrist Ben Sohol (Crystal). Baby Geniuses: Kathleen Turner. Christopher Lloyd. Kim Cattrall. Dr. Elena Kinder (Turn- er) funds a secret research lab de- voted to cracking the code to baby language. But when the best and brightest of these baby geniuses eu:apes from the secret lab into the outside world, they have to get him back before he exposes their secret torcycr. t. cy. WOodN Harrelson. Ellen Ih Genrres. Dennis Hopper. EDtN follows the predicaments of a quirky lari ly when the youngest son. Ed. an unambitious video store clerk. is plucked tom oh- scurity and becomes a star when he agrees to have his life aired on cable TV 24 hours a day. Forces of Naturr: Ben At'- fleck. f-fleck. Sandra Bullock. Ben (Af- fleck I has to get to Nc%% York from Sa%annah t6r his wedding to Bridget I hlaura Ticmcy ). He has everything under control until an eccentric young woman Sarah (Bullock) literally falls into his life. Go William Fichtner. Katic Theatre rerioi, Curious Savage cast performs well BYRILL SIMPSON Special to the a'etss Advertiser PICKERING — When the Pickering Playcrs- pro- duction of The Curious Sa%age opened last week- end, I attended Saturdav's performance, curiously enough, in the compam of- two ftwo people named Swage. The Curious Savage is a gentle and somewhat old- fastuoned comedy centred on Mrs. Savage. As the play opens, she arrives at a home called The Cloisters• where she's been sent by her three step -children who do not appreciate her habit of giv- ing to peculiar charities the money they expect to inher- it. Although the action re- volves around the conflict between Mrs. Savage and her step -daughter and step- sons, there is a lot more happening. The other fill pie living in The Cloisters are a diverse bunch, each with their own oddities and aspirations. I had a few problems with this production. Some- times the acting seemed to be lacking in energy and pacing, though • everyone appeared to know their lines well. It would have been more entertaining if it was livelier. On the positive side, this production has a beautifully decorated set, and some fine acting• including sever- al Players either new to the stage or returning to it after long absences. The guests at The Clois- ters are played by Samantha Almeida, Linda Miller, Corinna Senis• Chris Gray and Norman Hussey. The staff are Miss Wil- helmina, portrayed by Lind- sey Forbes, and Dr. Emmett played by Edwin Vasan. Sue Telfer, Patrick McMahon and Roly Rickard played Mrs. Sav- age's unruly trio of step- children. Elaine Wanzel as Mrs. Savage was very convinc- ing, despite the distracting effect of her electric blue wig. The cast did very good work with a challenging script. Congratulations to them and to first-time direc- tor Stephanie Langstaff. The Curious Savage will be staged again April 23 (tonight), 24 and 30 and May I at Dunbarton-Fair- port United Church. Call 416-410-0211 for tickets and more informa- tio'T. Holmes. Jay Mohr, Tirnothy Olyphant, Sarah Policy. Two young women are desperately looking to score sonic rent money before one is evicted. Two young men are driving a car stolen during a wild night of par- tying on the Las Vegas strip. A couple of TV stars find them- selves in the middle of a real-life drug sting and a very creepy Christmas dinner. A" lcome to the edgy comedy GO. Never Been Kissed: Drew Barrymore, NlollN Shannon, David Aryuette. Josic Geller (Barrymore) yearns to become a reptnier, but when she finally gets her wish, it tums out to be the assignment from hell. The See CRcINE.'VBI:RG page 29 R I L 23, 1999 Y2PMCE GOIF Extended Season - 6 Nights/week Monday May 3 - Saturday May 29 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. `L Toronto's �C Finest hWm iF f , Golf Fxitity DOME (416) 321-9331 � Drew Barn•7nore returns to high school as an undercover reporter in the romantic• corned' • Newer Been Kissed. It also stars David Aryuette and WHY Shannon. ✓ POEM! OR YTIEtt t 1 � Qc � on m•m ✓ TI1E Kit10 AIEO 1(PG) FqI-r1lults ✓ MMATElx (AA) FRI-THURS (1:10.4:05) ✓ Tm Q 45 ✓ ✓ 10 TMEiOs I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) FRI. THUgS (1.15 41516 is ax ✓ TIE; W -OP -TO (PG) FRI-THUR 112-35. 3:00 5.05) 7.15 9.35 ✓ iM BONN Ett1� (PG)FRI-THURS 114111 I -m\) M e.•n ✓ 6-0.9:40. 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OR YTIEtt t 1 � Qc � on m•m ✓ TI1E Kit10 AIEO 1(PG) FqI-r1lults ✓ MMATElx (AA) FRI-THURS (1:10.4:05) ✓ Tm Q 45 ✓ ✓ 10 TMEiOs I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) FRI. THUgS (1.15 41516 is ax ✓ TIE; W -OP -TO (PG) FRI-THUR 112-35. 3:00 5.05) 7.15 9.35 ✓ iM BONN Ett1� (PG)FRI-THURS 114111 I -m\) M e.•n ✓ 6-0.9:40. SAT A r4 -)FURS 7% 9,,50 SAT Ill MAT (1240.3:30 TW No Paws FRI-TFUR 6:30.930 SAT i SUN :241 tt AM: (PG) SAT & SUN (1-0.310) ✓ In (AA) EBt:IAC 11a�c .. tiff) Of - -- - - _%l "Mu, ✓ BABY -- - -- Night Out AEiBUMA (PG) FRI-THURS (12•.50. a rts S•1sy GFT CERTIFICATES p a to Mo � E SIBIT' Q (STC) FRI-THURS (12:55, 4:20) AvOEsf in $5 and RIMNAM 11 RUM — _7-10. 9r5n ✓ LOW A POUND (STC) FRI-THURs (1:05. aW t10 d•nonWl•Mpla corsfts till3:50)6:40,9:15 arld wuchws .. ._. - .mss - � 2 S.d.• _ �� .n. _ ...,. i -.,..-- _'- _ _ _ Cronenberg back for silver screen chills with eXistenZ ('R(INI:'NBP'RG from page 28 .ell -described 'geek to the core' must go undercover at a local high school. The Other Sister: Juliette Lcwis. Diane Keaton, Tom Sker- ritt. Carla Tate (Lewis) is a men- tally challenged young woman who defies her mother to prove she has the capacity to be a re- sponsible adult, worthy of loving and being loved. Payback: Mel Gibson, James Caan. In this action thriller, Porter (Gibson) is shot by his wife and best friend and is left for dead. When he survives, he plots revenge. Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks. Matt Damon. As Allied ;oldicrs prepare to storm the Normandy Coast. Captain John Miller is ordered to take his squad behind enemy lines on a dangerous mission to find and retrieve Private Ryan (Damon). Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Paltrow. In 1593 Eng- land. struggling young play- wright Will Shakespeare (Joseph I-'ienncs) is suffering from writer's block. Then, he meets Viola (Paltrow) and, inspired by love• puts the finishing touches on one of the greatest love sto- ries ever told. Oscars galore! Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajar 10 Cinemas: 10 Things 1 Hate About 1'ou: Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles, Joseph Gordon -Levitt. Larisa Oleynik. Bianca Stratford (Olcynik) has a dilemma. A fam- ily rule forbids her from dating until her unpopular, rebellious, boy -hating older sister Kat (Stiles) gets a suitor of her own. Doug's 1st Movie: Based on the top-rated television series eXistenZ: Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jude Law. eXistenZ takes us to a future society in which game designers are worshipped as superstars and players can or- ganically enter the games. At the centre of the story is Allegra Geller (Jason Leigh) whose games system eXistenZ taps into its users' fears and desires. The King and 1: Rodgers' and Hammerstein's long -loved Broadway musical comes to an- imation in this classic story. Life: Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence. Ray (Murphy) and Claude (Lawrence) are wrongly convicted of murder and sen- tenced to life imprisonment. Over 60 years they witness hard- ship and kindness, cruelty and forgiveness, life and death. Lost and Found: David Spade, Sophie Marceau. Dylan Ramsey (Spade) is an ordinary guy with a fine life. Next-door neighbour Lila Dubois (Marceau) is tall, stunning, ex- tremely French... and somewhat out of Dylan's reach. The Matrix: Kcanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie - Anne Moss. In the near future, a computer hacker named Nco (Reeves) discovers that all life on Earth may be nothing more than an elaborate facade created by a malevolent cyber -intelli- gence. He joins Rebel warriors Morpheus and Trinity in their struggle to overthrow thc Ma - tri x. The Out-of-Towners: Goldie Hawn, Steve Martin, John Clees ,. Henry and Nancy Clark will do anything it takes to create more passion in their mar- riage. A predictable business trip 4turns into a riotous series of Strings pulled in Pickering PICKERING — -Johanna Voss presents the Orchestra Da Camera Toronto in Serenade for a Sunday Af- ternoon at St. Paul's on -the -Hill An- glican Church on May 2 at 3 p.m. Violinist Orest Krechkovsky and double bassist Lech Straczynski will treat listeners to a delightful program including Vivaldi's Concerto Grosso Op. 3 Nr. 8, Puccini's Three Minuets, Elgar's Serenade for Strings Op. 20, Turina's La Oracion del Torero, Bar- tok's Romanian Folk Dances and Joplin's Two Ragtimes. Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors while students and children under age 10 will be admitted free. St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church is at 882 Kingston Rd. Call 683-0284 or 839-7909 for more information. mishaps that soars out of control when the couple arrive at a luxu- rious hotel. Twin Dragons: Jackie Chan. Twin brothers have been sepa- rated since birth and have grown up worlds apart. John Ma is a world famous maestro. Boomer is a martial arts master. They've never met... until now. Also plaYing: Bab 'v Geniuses. Forces of Nature, GO, Never Been Kissed Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Goodbye Lover: Patricia Ar- quette, Dermot Mulroney. San- dra Dunmore (Arquette) is at the centre of a storm of overlapping relationships and betrayals. The wife to one brother and mistress to another, Sandra lives a life whose appearances seem good and pure but whose true charac- ter seems a lot darker. Life is Beautiful: A Chap- linesquc fable atx,ut the power of imagination set against the stark reality of the Second World War in Europe. Roberto Benigni combines satire, physical come- dy, social commentary and a touch of the surreal into a mov- ing love story. Pushing Tin: John Cusack. Billy Bob Thorn(on. Set in the pressure -corker environment of air traffic control, the story re- volves around two controllers whose rivalry and penchant for one-upmanship threatens to un- ravel their careers. marriages and the planes in their airspace. Also p4ying: /0 Things l Hare About You, eXistenZ, Doug's Ist Movie, Life, Lost and Found, The Afatri.r, The Out-of- Towners. NEW A640159k 96ASI '�D A&, Apia' f3,^14" & R )Up" � Roberto Benigni weaves humour into u fable about the power of the human spirit in his hit film Life is Beautiful. It's p1tging in Pickering this weekend. 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FAX them: 683-7363 ElIG4l1 them: newsroom@ durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 -AIP BOE 30 NEVO&ADVOMSER f WKY EDITION, April 23,1999 r ��• : Gospel CD extends love hope to JEROME RANSOMS Snrq.c Love Beyond. BY,4L R111 -7T SI(Ift F.difor• AJAX — An Ajax gospel mu- sician is hoping his contribution to a fund-raising CD will help youngsters cope more easily with diabetes. Jerome Ransome's song Love Beyond was recently released on CD by the Charles H. Best Dia- betes Centre for Children and Youth. 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"it just came to me." Using Bible passages in the lyrics, the song spreads the mes- sage about the importance of "giving'bcyond what you natural- ly can give" in response to the plight of others• he says. "1'm happy with the way the product came out. The sound was fine." says the award-winning _ ,pcl artist. who has played in 11)1q.T4XTArVj1% t bieess the ' o ;let ne Nit= now HE ERY oral • noc nou n,uk�.ro wsoos naM � � Macintosh Fish and Chips EAT IN ORTAKE OUT- LLBO «Ve Serve Fresh Haddock, Halibut Cod! 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering 420-9789 (Amberlea Plaza) King Richards4*411iiiiw :_ Pub 1163 Kingston Rd., Pickering Join Our Crowd For • • Soccer Saturdays Big 25� wings WingsSun.'s &Mon.'s are back by -- popular demand Don't Chicken Out! Come out and have the Cipub Best wings in town! 831-3469 venues in the U.S. and Canada and recently returned from a mu- sical tour of' the Bahamas. The one -song CD was Ran- some's second recording effort. Last October, he released his 10 - song debut CD called Eternity, which combined the work of four songwriters. Issued on the Gospel Road In- ternational label, the CD has sold at local Christian stores as well as through Gospel Road Internation- al. Love Beyond is available at $8 by calling Gospel Road Interna- tional at 427-5167. YAr 4Seafcma-d Restaurants A tasty little place for Seafood!• 0 FOR AMI 22-0 2 : Joey's 3 piece Fish & Chips NO COUPON •` Dine in REQUIRED • . ,A.OI" Take out .� X7.49 Value .Abbey Lane Plaza '- : (Across from Say A-Certtra) (411283m3474 a f dEx BW. Sf td AMe. Ys 0* N Mud Hen's Tape & Grill and Jam Night' after-10:00 til CIOafterHadley a All Playoff Games Jan us for Buzzer to Buzzer ler Specials Durham's #1 Sports Bar 35Wings MI Kingston- Road, n&"ii" 839-570 - BIKE EXCHANGE 4,1 BRAND NAMES - ALL SIZES�.� NEW & USED • All Bikes expertly assembled / repaired . 1 yr. Parts & Labour warranty on New Bikes . Trade-ins. over 1000 Bikes in stock BMX • MOUNTAIN - HYBRID - RACING - SIDEN ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo drive Norm Baker gets set to tee off while golfing with friends at the Aruwndale Coif and Curling Club Wednes&m STORE A D Sports VERTISER A P R I L NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23, 1999 PAGE 31 P 2 3, 1 9 9 9 10th annual charity event at Don Beer Arena this weekend Bay Hockey Tournament features NHL Oldtimers PICKERING — The 10th annual be a contest between the NHL Old - Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament is timers and the Pickering Flames old - under way at the Don Beer Arena. timers team on Saturday, starting at Eight teams in each of the under- 2:30 p.m. on pad 1. 30 and over -30 categories are taking The tournament will wind up with to the ice for the annual charity clas- a dance at the arena Saturday night, sic, which started Thursday and con- starting at R. There will be a DJ, buf- tinues until Saturday. fet and prizes. The highlight of the weekend will Tickets are available at Walt's Bar Pickerin swimmer turns i g n AJAX — A Pickering resident who swims with the Ajax Aquatic Club garnered a silver medal while competing at the Junior Nationals West Division swim meet in Regina recently. Mike Lockett captured silver in the 200 -metre backstroke and sixth in the 100m back in the senior men's divi- sion. Meanwhile, Matt Bell took eighth in the 100m back and sixth in the ENINGil * >arunoa APRIL 24 10 a.m.-6 p.m. We also carry a huge selection of everything else a soccer Player, goalie, referee or fan would need, in all the major Soccer Name Brands ... Nowthat's a SOCCERTORE! pnja< �a - r — — — Any ROF*Vly PrICW Pair of --HIS COUMN EXPIRES AUG. IM 3t, I Soccer Shoes . w Yaw with any other offers 5at any • Limit one oollpon Iter automer OFF jW METRWp= Locations -No cwh OW Sewborooigh North York Mississauga Auro141 King RO nd Hill 777 Warden Ave. WN YMp St. 1170 B w#wri hor s lad. W. 141 tGng Road (All souw d voii.on)(e,�r,wi Fedi i suW.) (B.w»r(9Mars a2726n „a,84PAwy.) (AW wow a Yang* St.) — (416) 7S2.8070 (416) 733-3202 — 05) ^801 _ (1105) TrJ-7277 — 1080 BROCK RD. PICKERING B 905-831-1844 401 m ■ From Whitby -Oshawa call 14N4MT-GOAL = turn right on 1 st Driveway South of 401 Write us The News Ad- vertiser wel- comes letters to the editor. Let- ters should be limited to 150 words and signed with a full first and last name OR two initials and a last name. Let- ters must in- clude a tele- phone number for confirmation purposes. Un- signed letters will not be print- ed. FAX them: 683-7363 EMAIL them newsroom® durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L1 S 21,15 200m back consolation swim. lames Ayotte finished fifth in the 200m breaststroke finals. The men's relay team of Bell, Lockett. Ayotte and Eric Gauthier finished fifth in the 200m medley relay. & Grill for S10 each. Participating teams are Pickering Market. Walt's Bar & Grill, Mud Hen's, Alliance Collision, Legion Branch 606, Kwik Signs, Peace of Mind and Carroll Home Improve- ment. All money raised will he turned over to charity. sterling effort In the women., division. Heather Crowdis earned a fifth -place finish in the 50m freestyle consolation swim. Gauthier, Gavin Regan, Jessica Kostka and Holly Mazar clocked per- sonal best times at the meet. Pntua.:J n°"`�1, \' }K A,, ,;re-cNned vehicles l:OR QFe4 supplied with clean air =,!+Cate 1998 PONT ,UNFIRE SE 1998 CHEV CAVALIER YOUR CHOICE FROM $112998** 997 CHEV LUMINA SEDAN $14,568 1996 CADILLAC STS $3 996 CHEV CAVALIER Z24 $13,986 1997 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE $3 997 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GTP$22,986 1996 BUICK LESABRE LTD. $1' 995 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE $13,988 1997 GMC SAFARI CARGO, Air $1 998 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM $17,988 1996 PONTIAC SUNFIRE CONV. $11 9% CHEV LUMINA SEDAN $13,988 1996 JEEP CHEROKEE LTD $2 995 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE $13,988 1996 BUICK REGAL CUSTOM $1, SK SR. OFF YOUR BEST [W&GM Bucks Reemable FOR NBGOTUTED only u Marvin star ACK on any New, Used or PRICE Limit one per atstomer (416) 264-2311 11-800-4611-3463 3132 EGLINTON AVE E. SCARBOROUGH o N MA RVIN *STAR' HWY +ot Y PONTIAC • BUICK • CADILLAC INC. EGI ItvroN AW PAGE32 NEWS AbVERtTISER FRIDAY EDMON, April 23,1999 Area martial earn numerous Local karate kids belt their foes at own competiti*on Members of a local karate school posted outstanding results at the school's own recent meet, which drew a U.S. martial arts school. The Ajax and Pickering Family Karate Schools' tournament in Picker- ing April 17 attracted more than 100 competitors. Members of the Seishin Ryu Karate Kokusai of Iowa competed, along with students of the Oshawa and Clarington Wado-Kai Karate Clubs. Ajax and Pickering Family Karate Schools' Jamic Senior placed first in kata in the :hildren's fi%c-to-eight years RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Fingertips Erin O'Brien makes a fingertips catch while practising with the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's women's team. The team is preparing for its first game Saturday. Volleyball players hone their kill skills AJAX —Volleyball players can hone their skills at a de- velopment camp being run by the Ontario Volleyball Asso- ciation here next month. The camp is slated for Monday. May 3 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Pickering High School, 180 Church St. N. The camp's aim is to evaluate and improve individual skills and team play prior to the selection of two male squads and two female clubs for the 1999 Regional Games in Ottawa July 17 and 18. The juvenile girls' and boys' teams are for players born in 1982 and 1983. The midget teams are for those born in 1984 or later. Cost to attend the camp is $25, which includes an Overkill T shirt. For more information call Cheri Madill at 434-6074 or 839-1125. results to white -yellow-orange belt category. Taj - pal Mindra finished second in kata and second in sparring in the same catego- Aaron Karamath won the sparring and placed second in kata in the chil- dren's nine -to -12 white -yellow belt bracket. Kyle Macdonald earned first -place honours in kata and sparring in the chil- dren's nine -to -12 orange -green belt di- vision. Jerome Maille was second in sparring in the same bracket. Sinton L'tkala was first in marring 1k�.,. J- siii and second in kata in the children's nine -to -12 years blue -brown belt cate- gory. Erik Heitz was first in sparring and second in kata. Josh McLarnon was third in sparring and Sean Mindra was third in kata in the same division. Bill Rabjohn was third in sparring in the adult male yellow -orange -green belt division. John Senior was first in sparring in the adult male blue -brown belt catego- Allan Petersen was first in in the black belt men's divi,,io r 0Zw $136,900 - SW VIEW T t ? 2 BEDROOMS + 2 BATHS Luxury condo in Pickering.. l, Unobstructed lake view. Totally ' �, upgraded in neutral shades - HELEN bedrooms on opposite side of MORELAND unit for privacy. 5 appliances + Sa1es Representative all window coverings + locker + Prudential balcony. Walk to mall, stores, surroNGROUP bus and conv. centre. Call Helen 4 Moreland'. (416) 439-1660. (4416)16) 439-1660 FREEHOLD TOWNHOUSE! T t ? NO CONDO FEES! 3 bedroom, family size W_ kitchen with a walkout to a t �— huge yard, steps to DEBBIE MICHLITS bus/GO/lake. Call Debbie R, Saletative Michlits-, Century 21� MMONS FITZsales Guildhall Realty Ltd. (416) Representative 265-2000. S 139,900. GULDHALL REALTY 1-M. surroNGROUP (41612652000 ELaNW1111 LICKOW WX 5 StIUNML., APR. Zs 1-4 P.Y. in AUKNTNCK SPAS to � t>r. b"N,. illis TOwfMtOUSE >td"N"Ma" A great home for your 1st purchase or for retirement in a carefree townhouse. Very dean - Won't lastll Drop in on Sunday. You have to see to believe. Here to greet Prudential you, Lee McKittridP & MOWN�wr Charlene Harris-, 428-76T7 428-7677 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23, 1999 PAGE 33 A/P V' 411191 �"'ElKrIE111_D1 1,860 SO. FT. $199,900 PREMIUM RAVINE LOT Altona/Finch Absolutely stunning freehold townhouse l backing on to forest. 4 HELEN bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, deck. MORELAND gas fireplace, finished lot retreat Sales with bath & balcony. Open Representative concept kitchenJiving room.Prudential Truly unbelievable size! Call Ach—p,,,,, Helen Moreland', 14l6i 439- (416) 1660. 439-1660 '1 AN ABSOLUTE STEALH! Only $146,900!!! Det. brick W_ bungalow in great Whitby t �— location! 3 bedrooms., 1 1/2 BEY HUTCHISON baths, oversized master, 50x100' BARRY lot, oversized det. garlworkshop MMONS FITZsales w/ woodburning stove! Representative Unbeatable value at this price! surroNGROUP Financing available, O.A.C. Call X7.9 Barry Fitzsimmmons% (905) bmkw 686-5153. (905) 6866153 ELaNW1111 LICKOW WX 5 StIUNML., APR. Zs 1-4 P.Y. in AUKNTNCK SPAS to � t>r. b"N,. illis TOwfMtOUSE >td"N"Ma" A great home for your 1st purchase or for retirement in a carefree townhouse. Very dean - Won't lastll Drop in on Sunday. You have to see to believe. Here to greet Prudential you, Lee McKittridP & MOWN�wr Charlene Harris-, 428-76T7 428-7677 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23, 1999 PAGE 33 A/P V' 411191 �"'ElKrIE111_D1 1,860 SO. FT. $199,900 PREMIUM RAVINE LOT Altona/Finch Absolutely stunning freehold townhouse l backing on to forest. 4 HELEN bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, deck. MORELAND gas fireplace, finished lot retreat Sales with bath & balcony. Open Representative concept kitchenJiving room.Prudential Truly unbelievable size! Call Ach—p,,,,, Helen Moreland', 14l6i 439- (416) 1660. 439-1660 839 MWUAM RD., PICKERNMG�: SUN., APR. 25 1:30-4 P.M. Great 3 bdm1. backsplit in PAT quiet family neighbourhood. ODawa Hardwood & ceramic flooring, sal" J200 amp service, new R•nrosentsmvw windows - Come see for Mff yourself! Pat Odgers', 433- 8109. 40"109 1557 VILLAGE ST. '1 $169,900 SOUTH L loo PICKERING t �— STARTER!! BEY HUTCHISON Det. backsplit, 3 DEBBIE bedrooms, 2 baths MISales private lot. Please Representative call Debbie Michlits-,� surroNGROUP Century 21 Guildhall X7.9 Realty Ltd. (416) 265- kpcmuREALTY Lm, 2000. (4161285-2000 839 MWUAM RD., PICKERNMG�: SUN., APR. 25 1:30-4 P.M. Great 3 bdm1. backsplit in PAT quiet family neighbourhood. ODawa Hardwood & ceramic flooring, sal" J200 amp service, new R•nrosentsmvw windows - Come see for Mff yourself! Pat Odgers', 433- 8109. 40"109 1557 VILLAGE ST. '1 SUN., APR. 25, 1-3 P.M. This immaculate home features L loo 3 bdrms., eat -in kit., din. rm. wl t �— coffered ceiling, open concept BEY HUTCHISON family nn., mn. firs laundry 8 Repressentative powder rm.! Just a short walk to BRUSH schools, parks & shopping! It Satese won't last! Call Bev for appt. to surroNGROUP view! (905) 831-9500. HMTAGE REALTY INC. (905) 831-9500 T '1 1843 CRICKET LANE - PICKERING .' SUN., APRIL 25 t �— 2-4:30 P.M. A fabulous .pgrace- 1,914 sq DONNA ft., 2 storey, 3 bdrms., 2 4 -pc. 8 BRUSH 1 2 -pc. baths, mn. fir. tam. rm w! Satese wall to wall tip.Huge Rep . �■ prof. fin., very open design n w// 2 2 Representative, storey ceiling over family room. ..,..«.%. Don't miss this one - $214.9001 „r�� 1 GROUP or— Donna Brush', 831.9500. 19oa) 831-9500 T I '1 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 619 AMBERWOOD ORES. �-� SAT., APR. 24 A SUN., t �— APR. 25 2-4 P.M. Coughlan executive home in ROSEMARY high demand area of Fox Hollow RON in Pickering. Over 3,000 sq. h.. 4 HARDING bdrms.. 3 bathrooms. tam. rm. Representative on mn. fir. 8 a large retreat room Representative, on second fir. make this home a/� ..,..«.%. must to see. Open house Sat. & RousEMERIEAJYLM Sun. See you there! (416) 286-3993 I f 1 '1 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY "GLENDALE" �-� Incredible updated semi-detached ' Quiet court - close to parks 8 school Totally renovated maple kitchen ROSEMARY Pantry, pot lights. B/I dishwasher BROWN Sales Gleaming hardwood floors Representative Shingles.. 5 yrs. old Representative . Hi -elf. furnace ace & CAC 1Za Prudential Floor to ceiling woodburning fp. ..,..«.%. 3 bdrm.. 1 1/2 baths PERCY FULTON "This home is a must see" (905) 683-2100 f 1 '1 4982 CANSO DR.,M- CLAREMONT �-� SUN., APR. 25, 1-4 P.M. ,rte SUN., APR. 25 1-3 P.M. Claremont on 3/4 acre~ lot. RICK Fabulous custom design WEBSTER Beckerman kitchen with open Sales concept tam. rm. Unique 4 car Representative Tandem garage in prime sought 1Za Prudential after neighbourhood. Offered at ..,..«.%. 5389 000. Please ca'! R ck (905) Weoster'.905-831-;6:" 831-7677 f 1 '1 - _r 1625 PICKERING PARKWAY SUITE 1202 ,rte SUN., APR. 25 1-3 P.M. Spectacular southern PAUL views of the lake from this BIGLEY 12th floor model like unit. 2 Associate Broker bdrms., 2 bathrooms, 2 deeded parking spots. `rs" re••r e<., looks $ 139,900 1906) 430-9000 26 OLMOUR DR, AJAX �sF SAT., APF L 246 2-4 P.M. OUALITV HOME Private yard, sunken family room off kitchen. �X 3 bedrooms plus prof. finished rec rm., extra 4- &WhW Umff pc. bath. July closing. ftMa! tea-s�oo 1588 RAWUNGS, PICKERING � Thousands in upgrades q CAC, interlocking, CAC, shutters � Main flr. fam. rm., OBFP d Gleaming hardwood floors -4 Walkway to fenced landscaped yd. MNICOM PEOPLES CHOICE REALTY INC. 427-1345 1' tuna?%a: AorPa- fCh.•,�. 1(.1 -�Sit( e'aa a4a1awrla:aa44 wrP PAGE 34 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23,1999 AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ASSIFIED To Place Your Ad Call: 683-0707 1 careers 1 1 Careers 11 Careers 1 General Hel _ p 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General field 1 General Help MU11 General Help Accelerate Your Sales Career! ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Household Financia corporations seeking energetic self-starters who are eager to appry their strong safes skills in a last -paced environment. As an Account Executive, you will contact prospects and existing cussiomers. in order to cbtaIn new business and Increase customer loo. You will be responsible lir maintaining the best in -class service our customers have we to expel Your superior sales skip. your experience In consumer lending, along with miliatnre and a strong customer orientation. will corrUbute to Your success. As part of our winning learn, you will be rewarded with a competitive carper)sation program. exceptlona� benefits and excellent career opporM)ites. We also offer outstanding corporate sW purctiase and m theed savings programs to employee ante are year of seance. Household Financial Corporatan Limited has met the needs of over half a million Canadians with financial prOdUcC of outstanding qz* and value is over slaty years. Take tN,e, firs�t� �step b becoming part d our wining loam bday by sending your resume. in confidence, b cue address below. Household Finance c/o Greg Steeves 850 King St. West Oshawa, Ontario L1J 21-5 FAX (905) 433-1790 11 carers 1 N;z hhato MANAGER OF PRODUCTION ANC PURCHASING An e.- PxrenCed ndmouar is needed b manage the sWtkp and W 03bon of a new twarohctu- ehg taakty uolong continuous Production equipment Re- sponsibkties include Ir" 0111.111111) lot it installation and trarnirig. Sounarq andpur- CN6ng of maeerials. Pro- duction plarrhirig and sdhedd torp Prddnrcthon records and procedures. Producilon and packaong staff supervision. CCaaasft and quarry contrd. Pro- duct formuabons and new prodba development. Pur - aa" axh now"Un y Oi�tr CaliphsMl* rSh Ottt2 n a fhRWr Posrhon n paa�ed Sinn toter propwdsckPUrdhasnhp SW aver" axerd. Proven Creative skulls in development of products and mels we JIM a long established con - P ny kxu4[d in a hbnM dm - We sntalt wnunrrty in ir D ham Regien salary expec- Utwns must be stated for conskderauon PO Bar 82552 2B5 Taunton Road East. Oshawa, Omand. L 1 G 7w7 Fax (905)728-8825 THE wTUNE txlahps to those who ue prepared o lunge Those vino are focused and o those who are tecnnhca ly skilled Net d com usuhq MCSE'Lotus Notes Database administration using Drage Computer Maintenance - A. New media web design and Autocad software design and programming Firunciaf as- sistance may be avaime to eligible studaha call Durham Business 'O Bmputer Cohege CAMEN SCHOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wk FWWry d Business Program 12 wk n- terrsive 3 -plisse program. 3 wk Professional course, in- home video. Beginners Pro - Dram Pan-time/foll time courses available A school where all your training becorhues worthwhile Finan - 2 assistanc�e ay be avad- Wk.9D5.436.77. SNE MAIL STATLOM career Tranrio Cana. Career train- ing avaitabk m anaioal nags, ell candNrq. pedi- cures, waxing. Air brushing and waxing. techniques. 9os�j439.221�7 rp0�01e Ana A cmft Ct� WAMrED at ?he ed in the cShow c* dhr Fra ko Mar. ML 4 loll. east of Dshaw. Let res snow A sell your craft & rec8y 10 tI pblie You do incl Nae to to tltae Tttae is q0 6 Nton M contract. Also. re - clove Ntp molNtl free rent a you ZtoI by Avid30. call 905- JOBS AVAILABLE! Are you '6 fo 24 years old" :urrenny oto of work and school We can hep you find a job for FREE' Can the Holme (905) 852- 7848 E. 21 ATTENTION FULL TINE par, time .Ica. firm has 33 m. edekopin4h tk.ae $10 85 Stan No Exp Nesc - ghli Tran Must hill positrons by April 22 Great for stuidems (over 18) and others Call Niro 6 Thurs. from 10 a m -5 p m (9051 723-4920 AZ DRMRS new business with new equipment looking for u drivers Must have Can htarrent drivers abstract and dump trankr a■penance Must be sell motivated and wuWq to start wort ti n die morehsfg Caa 1905 186- 29803 o ahobik (905h 7t8 - BUSINESS ON-LINE Stan you, own internet ousness. Wei show yuu now Training, support and commitment to put success provided Mini- uul nwerV 01,11 Call E -BT (4161384-5566 24 hours CAFETERIA WORKERS and shoe order cooks needed im. medulely in Durham Region On call casual Must be ex- pereroed Fax resume to 905- 579-0667 or caN 905 -57% - CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re - Quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. Au copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. loatrloNs AVAOL lila a Dor saw barlf>hwN aew (Ns) 46&4"w 1 General Help CONTROLLER. Southfory AQ ,;:e,a:es a proQressrrriy e.- parding trucking and ag- gregate comParry with heap office located in Bei eAft has an helikale reed for an ex- periences Comroller Re- Quwememt of Chartered Ac- courwap. Managerial expen- ence co puw Ideracy 6 Systems setup abikry Send rewme with salary ehpecta- bon4 to Southeork Agipeq 4es R R O5 tog Parks Dnx. Qtl- kvi4 Ontano KBN 4Z5 p1EW MENURS Positions avauaoke Jr Taco Ben Ata. Westney.'Bayty Au Oft Ap. phi within No ohm calls EARN $200. f9O0 $500 or more per week_ assemdup products n the comfort ill your own home Send a so. Vsumped envelope to OPH 62400 Dundas St W. Surae 541. Ret 636. Mis- sissauga. Orw L5K 2R8 Es TNfETICkw kta rok ipsts required Art is Technique Academy a Esi ethcs seeking a mature ndvdual as an n- strutdor's Assistant Minimum 5 ytarswokrng experence Exixlknt opponuruty fax re- sume (9051728-0310 or apply Ostwa 15 Suncoe St S EXPERIENCED LANOSCAPU MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL for well estaarshed North Pickering based LAr4s;,aping Company Must have mini- mum 3 years experience in Ptsa. nperlockng or lawn martfenaice Gu Monday through Friday 905419-6761 Of resume to 905 619. EXPERKJM wailer/ war tress required part time lunches. Good tips App in C with resume. Broo�ldn Duper. SM Baldwin Street, Brookkn No phone calls cease _- EXTREMELY WSY Scarbor- ough delivery company re. quires drivers with own tar or yran.Call (116)754-3400. FRA support company re. crulb maturepawns Wan P.R. sides to " " work, adended halls. $1a too hour tax resu nfe 416713-14r) 54 between t tam- Bpm. S MERNL LAR UMN full lime permaaet"u ether em - Lumber yard _i ;"a dnshial Park) S PptaAf�v��i4le��OY.ee Bd- wesn 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ® Government of Ontario Women's Directorate CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and aderess to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application wig be destPLEASE NOTE, irmilines that are fuer dire to Wilson This Week, will Ilei be forwarded to the file Iwmber. Ofiginak neat be sent dilinintly as tail alter by the Mani Dons is the ad. is looking for Saks POO* I" theNg44�y�odmwYrp have previous sakes evw with be able to hand, have a prdes- siornl manna. constnwwn math a benefit. Salary ON caNmissioo. Fax Resume to 1.519337-2228. wswlta wApoMoLlEOAp-- For pasort tdam TatNllpnn Rd. E LANUSU E lead had ant takoaras, experienced in in pterbcking brace; own trans- CaE 9g6z44M a S" 10 905 -IM -00011111. AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Cal�arad Aw, , Allan 1822 "Y t Rd•, llrlf iuS Sara Lee — Amberka Plaza -'�►�'! MMCAWL rTiss./1Mli.lMr11■rrii�rs./hi.11strl , .. .. ""wool.,�� 1016veloppement des ressources hurnairtes Carlade ROYAL BANK o d r ' ABZAC CANADA INC. Customer Service Bowmanville, Ontario Job Deslxiption: • fielding all customer calls and inquiries • Preparation of price quotes • On going follow-up pertaining to frequency of Customer's orders • Building a solid relationship with all customer contacts • Working closely with Sales Representatives race: • inimum 2 years experience in Cus- tomer's service, to a manufacturing envi- ronment would be preferred. • Bilingualism would be a major advan- tage- Salary: Up to 30k. based on quagtieations and experience. Forward resumes by May 7,1999 to 23 Carisbap Street BOwmanWlle, Ontario LIC M Or tau to: (905) 623-3152 Manufacturer of automotive service equip- ment is seeking a highly motivated, sales - oriented individual for Customer Service. Familiarity with automotive service equip- ment will be a definite asset, together with a strong mechanical aptitude. Will provide information to field sales reps and customers. Duties will include order processing and expediting. Computer skills are essential Fax resume to: 905-839-1717 Lto Melanie Pringles is Currently seeking Permanent full-time RVERS and LINE COOKS. Apply in person before 11 a. m. or after 2p. m. 705 Kingston Rd. Pickering. has an immediate full time opening for an 'Office Services' position Responsibilities will include but no be limited to: • Maintenance /Cleaning • Ordering and maintaining supplies •Deliveries (must have valid driver's licence) • Stocking inventories • Moving files, furniture and equipment • Other duties of a general nature Applicants should apply in writing to: Occupant 27-1300 King St. E. Suite #232 Oshawa, Ont. Lt H 8J4 THE AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER requires adult carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, before 6:00 pm. Must have a car. for information call 905-683-5117 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas: GOODWOOD Front St. Durham Rd. 21 Highway 47 UXBRIDGE Forsythe Dr. Galloway Dr. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEAKSDALE Regional Rd.l, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Abson Crt. Beaver Rid gge Dr. Heron Dr, Meadowlands Dr. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phortie lines are open 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 57"218 Sat.Mon, ems em to 3�o p;rL CkA8111ed Online. Now when you adtrertills, ym+r d , ort ttte ' �Nerrtet a�lttp• , w..:77 777PTTIMWM rerferel Help 1 sierleraI Help 1 General Help Mackie Moving Systems, an ISO 9002 registered com pariv, has an attractive business opportunity for energe tic and motivated Drivers with a strong desire t1 ,r.icceed in its Household Glxlds, High Value Product an(1 Auto Hauling Divisions. YOU bring the following: valid AZ or DZ license; clean :Lir-rent driver's abstract; minimum 2 years relevant ex- perience; ICC medical; are capable of lifting and mov- In); heavy objects; have professional appearance and r'\rellent customer service skills; and are able to work ithin Canada and the United States. %lackie offer a competitive package, training, mo .ahllite communications, and direct deposit. Applications will be received on-site in the Operation I h'partment, 933 Bloor St. W., Oshawa on Saturday April 24th between 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. If unable to attend phase fax resume in confidence to the HR Departmen it (905) 434-4655 or call (905) 728-2400 ext. 446 to sched ulc an appointment. Mackie Moving Systems Old-fashioned Values. Fresh -thinking People. Position Available: Assistant andlor Co-IVtanager .'r. an environment where your Insight and _3aching talent will contribute to service excellence a -.d growth of a multi -faceted operation. 2+ years restaurant management experience required. Forward or fax your resume to: Wendy's Ir I ,( 111 1 80 Bayly St. W., j' Ajax, Ont. LIS 1N9 Fax: (905) 427-2729 Thanks for your interest Only those selected toy an inrerview wig be contacted. No phone calls please. LANDSCAPE co look• m, 'ur seaso ul help n the maoilenance department Ex- perience preferred Fax re - sum to (905) 426-3368 or wrxi,MK woom. ers rrguired fur full time year round postcon Immediate help required for the Durharo Region Area. $8 00/hr Send resu me to Box 397. Ponypool, nmw wanwi to ass St m managing salon. Ex- ullerd Salarypackage • profit sharing Pan time sly iM p0 sitaxa s n Whitby . Ajax. Call Kathryn (905) 576.2512 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp, must have 6 rrnomns working experience d safety steel -toed boots. Pick- ering through Oshawa areas. Gr an asset We will be in- terviewing at the Recreation Centre. 1867 Valleylarm Rd., Pickering, on Tuesday. April 27th, from 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 pm LIVE IN SUPERINTENDENT couple required part time to maintain 39 unit seniors budding in Oshawa. Please tax resume to: 416.253.1102 MAINTENANCE Person re quired full-time. General aril plumbing reforAp7pi�rs and sgrle Um erg resumes houft o. Call for more-n(priij6&i (905)259.1875. UEWWOMEN/MIS. Needed in Catalogues, T.V. Commer- craft. Magazines. and extra work. n "led trairnng and registration lees covered. Call J!161-9!1-93413 or 1-800- Ir- NEIN GOLF COURSE needs help With adverlisingli Looking for 10 outgoing. ambitious peope b start immedatety Fu11-tient only Cao Jennifer for interview 720-3144 No alp!nence necessary. wall now miring npom"m w UW um Nightclub. Apply n person or lax resume to (905) 404- 8382 Or call 19051 404-9400 for app) PART-TIME sales person for upscale decorating store spe- clahzwag- in Window Coverings of all rapes apply in person with resume to 800 Wilson Rd n-mm�a d xnvi�c iwwsvwcn Southtork Aggregates. a pro- gressivey expanding tilt erg and aggregate company. has an immedyk need for a Parts b Service Manager Expen- ence in a heavy duty shop is required. Functions include Dans control and purchasing. Comparisons. PM scheduling. and tradcnq shop Dost. Belle vine klcation. Computer ex- perience is necessary. Send resume and salary ex lions to: Southfork qre- gates. R.R. 15, 109 arks Drive. Bdkvilk. Onlarjo K8N A71 rcnrwnwcnr trlvairr.w. ,� perm inakgenance person with good mechanical and wlalding experience. Apriendtural rna- dnrery expenerice an asses. Fax resume with rekrerinx's to inc.�o�_xsa we www. ■sur cntvcuaw.a.. telemarketers required. Hour - y salary plus bonuses. Many ase illcenfiHlS. n you're the one for us. Call Debbie (905)438-0058. PICKERING MASSAGE At- teltdant experienced or train- ing available S301cliern guar- anteed suitable for females 18+ with model appearances more into. (416) 612388 PURE PRODUCTIONS 'IiAing for Exotic Dancers No experience necessary Train - rag and modations pro- idded Wages $1000. weekly For more Information all 1 800-627.6934 Find us vi eArw x'QoticedireC/ cocci/pure RESIDENTIAL treatment cen- rre for girls north of Cobourg looking for qualified Child -are Worker Various shins and overnights and Must "ave a related college diplo- la or a 8 A Fax resume 1- 1105-349-3517 SuccessfW in- rvrcw candidates will be no - tied SCARNOROU611 COMPANY 'equires entry level t"unees ✓IUs skillerLexp personnel for Iacono rubber infection noldrng machines Starting "Al $8 25 per hr, add'tl Cone is exp Please tax resume to Attn Manufacturing Manager x114161 2922094 SELF -MOTIVATED Earn S800 - S1500 W"kli Taming 15 '(ey People in Outside Cus- ' inter ServKe to move into Management Position Top- I,ee 877-540-1555 ti111Prt -,Rt( 11%1R -,.i.nrrd tor high .u - ."IC waeehUuw. Or- inuaarl, hunamt, hard- , rkrnK irwdiviadwl. \lu.t han'e forklift ra- j,<riencr Hrass pn> a u. t. Frixrndly working -11, Inarimenl. Please Fax rearsme, Atter: IawrGlew 1105) 426-1143 sITF SUPERINTENDENTS drywallers, tapers carpenters corWruidnon workers Mwt be walling to work out uh town Fax resume 10 1905) 436- 9314 TEACHER required for private school for Sept 99. out of Ixiwtry Certifiations aixept- Experience an asset Will Iran. all 905-509`5970 ext 10 to7 THE NEWS ADVERTISEN is looking for Kids to deliver pa- Cs and fryers door to door tour times a week by 6 00 PM in their neighborhoods. all 905-683-5117 WANTED CONSTRUCTION Labourer, welt train must have own transportation 852-7735 after 6p an WOMAN'S HEALTH SPA seeking dynamic experienced membership sakes people. EMS technicians Ladies preferred Fax resume to 905- 426-6886. NOME WORMERS NEEDED.!! assembling our products. Ideal for stay at home moms and students.Start imme- d-uteN For free into. package all 4 has. toll -tree 1.888 771.7409. WORM FROM NOME- Pan - little, td! -time, health industry. $800.53000 Free Booklet. 416.631-4925 or log onto: www titin com access code 5876 (required) YOU CAN MANE $511,11811 to $125.000 at fame in 20 to 90 days. For a tree program contact (905)623-9549 or rvww. ca/WO YUK YUKS Ajax. 235 gayly St West is hiring pan time wait star, door staff and cooks Resumes will be ac- cepted Wed April 28th. and Thurs April 291h. between 4 and 7 p.m. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, AprH 23,1999 PAGE 35 NP 1 Sales Flelp/Agwws 1 Sala HWAgams • • De"M Available n,y, AvailiNe NONE DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER Has 2 openings for NEW/USED SALESPERSON We offer: - Great Flair traffic - Aggressive remuneration package - Monthly & Annual bonus - Gard benefit plan - Demo supplied Become Part of our Winning Team"'. For private and confidential Interview contact VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX lv 1larwood Ase. S., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 269 (905) 683-5358 Ask for Dwayne or Ted OLYMPIA INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY LTD. COMMISSIONED SALES AGENTS Ajax & Eastern Ontario Machine Shop Supplies 905-683-5010 Bruce Hyde Skilled Help Skilled Help rAN VAN GR AT RAILERS INC. Trailer Mechanics License an asset) d Afternoon shift available. APPLY IN PERSON AT: HOPKINS ST., ONTARIO, LIN 2C2 05) 430-1262 Day Care Available � G saw WEEKEND ANTIQUE SALE Two Partial Estates Have Just Arrived! Saturday, April 24th (10-5) Sunday, April 25th (11-5) Pine Washstands, Mahogany & Oak Dressers, Oak Filing Cabinets, Single & Double Brass Reds, Walnut Footstools, Vk1canan Walnut Sofas & Chairs, Walnut Desk & Oak Roll Top Desk, Mahogany B/R Set (7 pieces _ custom made) and much more. - Great vanetv o/antique furniture on display! ADU" DixtrvmtS 7101 x4stion Rd. Ajax (Highway 82 war Quircr (IIS) 683.SU3 ww mod" MYGIENE CC -ORDINATOR 11 r res' �3. ".a.. 'ental Office m -Atex. ABEL an ;sel, must have good people :.ills 8 to able to hake a isy patient load while Main- imng a sense of humour ;,x resume to Dr M Shreds. IS -427.5792 PHARMACIST REQUIRED for twldmg Cnarrawa. Exceuent Dene - ..s and remuneration for a .'urinal With good com- cm - nrexabon and patient are -.~ills Call Syd or Eunice at -15-420-7325 or Fax resume i 905-420-7}32 Denetnce. Java an asset. HO I Aorft Please tax resume t0. (905) COMMISSION Series Reps 331-2270 needed for home lingerie. and adult low ppararttyy saki Sand nesume to Muniple Mo- ments. PO Box 91. Whtby. Drum LIN 5R7. or on -Ire at www muniple-rnorrnents com OSNAWA Area high volume regiler needs full-time in store sales people Saks ex Store and or despn back- ground an uset. Scary commission Must be able to start immediately Mad re - Sox 486, File 0346 Oshawa. Ont L1H 71.5 SALES OPPORTUNTY- Dairy farm equipment dealership is currently accepting pba- tions for the Positionof Sarn- fation Salesperson for our Ux- HFATIN'G &AIR C0XUIT10X1\(i L xiking 1„r I.icerared tiers KT Mechanic Al..i Sub-Cuatractom for air .orwlmoaung install tions Please fax resume to ("5)683-0817 VAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN required tui commercial and residential service. All man- datory (xMdiafes and people skids required Full Time po- sliion For interview all Ceru- tied Heatinq and Air Condi- tdnrg. (905) 683-0,'!80 or fax resume to (905) 683-3377 bodge locator SuccesstW UCENCED MECHANIC re - PHYSIOTHERAPIST Named to guired for busy general repair fivared and have a positivear• wun e ' iI t'•me wcum pou- t Office Halp 1 Sales 1wpAgems %on trom Set to Dec 1999, n . OSftawa Orx L1H The of td are required. Previous Saks a busy physio -owned private DATA ENTRY PERSON =e , -, 1 .. 'Ile Experience ottfgpaedie practise If, Prek- quired iminedidtely for a last in "a= restless safes with enrrg Possi-, 0f pan -time paced Osruwa connparry Du- strap interpersonal and in ,Ian 2000 Fax resume to besMustpends ills travel quired 905-509-7182 or cal Cathy . organ- own carry PPkast fax 905-509-7181 axed. work moependemly, Fax resume and salary expecta- mercy) Applications. Well resumes to (905) 432.5454 tions to 905.683-1541 XRAY A ULTRASOUND No phone Calls Oral Arose 347, Oshawa Whitby This 'echnuiogists Registered considered wall bit cony Skilled rterxttced. Da( lime App,~ TOW TIIUCM diver. expernce He w 5 Olson uo Glaser Med PART TIME W,Ikkee r 16 a years or old (as per in' al Caere t t Gibb St. Ostia - '0 r1,,,rs per &eek Quack AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN Na. Ont LIH2J9 Bums Pru. MS ottrce an as- required 'cr busy P•ckerxng zed Fax resume to 905-655 location 51h year or Gus 'A' 1 Daycare 4621 mechanKr,,etc., Full time - Warbled WOROPIIOPERfECTMS avallaw pp,-' based on aw ty Must have own tools. DAYCARE AAN'i- PUBL'SHER C",(:e dukes re- (905)6W8330 home ',.r '.x7dka and udarlf no _epwr% Experienced OfthOwe•eep,ng expected. SCA Fax resume 1- CONTRACT POSITION _oaf South Pickering arta Expen- 4161%1 71 eomper, wiling for a person enlce and reference required Salve arm ML programming ex- Tel 905-839-2751 Denetnce. Java an asset. HO I Aorft Please tax resume t0. (905) COMMISSION Series Reps 331-2270 needed for home lingerie. and adult low ppararttyy saki Sand nesume to Muniple Mo- ments. PO Box 91. Whtby. Drum LIN 5R7. or on -Ire at www muniple-rnorrnents com OSNAWA Area high volume regiler needs full-time in store sales people Saks ex Store and or despn back- ground an uset. Scary commission Must be able to start immediately Mad re - Sox 486, File 0346 Oshawa. Ont L1H 71.5 SALES OPPORTUNTY- Dairy farm equipment dealership is currently accepting pba- tions for the Positionof Sarn- fation Salesperson for our Ux- HFATIN'G &AIR C0XUIT10X1\(i L xiking 1„r I.icerared tiers KT Mechanic Al..i Sub-Cuatractom for air .orwlmoaung install tions Please fax resume to ("5)683-0817 VAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN required tui commercial and residential service. All man- datory (xMdiafes and people skids required Full Time po- sliion For interview all Ceru- tied Heatinq and Air Condi- tdnrg. (905) 683-0,'!80 or fax resume to (905) 683-3377 bodge locator SuccesstW UCENCED MECHANIC re - candidate should be sed -mo- guired for busy general repair fivared and have a positivear• Send resume to Percy s titude. Agricultural back- Aldo Service. 1019 Nelson St ground and good oral Skdls . OSftawa Orx L1H The of td are required. Previous Saks the (905)723-6880 expenence is a define asset hold items, hike. Si: much more! Send resume to Charlee at MECNANC, full time Or part McLaren Dairy Systems Ltd time wanted Call 905 -852 - Guelph Road. Elora. On NOB 4584 or 905-852.2291. 1S0. Fax 519 B46-9111. PLWMER NEEDED for pro- PLUMNNG A HEATING gressive. tact-growng plumb. WHOLESALE company re- req oofnpafry. Yost be expert- xpenquires quiresexperienced salesper- enced in residential 6 cow son to work order desk, ex- mercy) Applications. Well perience a must Full time knowkd0e an asset. We Ott"Durham Regan Reply Filet a benefit package 6 347, Oshawa Whitby This five rates. Please ad 905 Week. 865 Farewell St. Ostia• 427-7409. via. Om L1H 71.5, TOW TIIUCM diver. expernce SALES PROFESSION& wam• rnecessary. G -license. 25 ed lot busy beat pod and years or old (as per in' spa dealer Base and com- surani hoary plus Commi- mission Fax resume to (905) sides, and bernehts. Pickelg 434-9383 or Ajax area residents. Fax resume. 905-M-7335 Oulsjde sales of telecan- municatiors eglApnlerlt to businesses. Ambitbus. hardworking and goal to make in excess of 40K Sales experience an asset. Trairtkg provided and car essential. Excelk;nt cortxnissions. Fax resume to tilarreper 436x% TRUSS DESNAN In Ajax. Duties include PC drafting. root Truss layout, dew 6 es- timating. Cadd a must. Chit technology graduate preferred. Rept' vA resume to Oshawa This Week, P 0 Box 489, File 1344. 865 Farewell St.. Osha- wa, Ont L1H 71.5 EXPERIENCED ENERGETIC live lit ^army h0LSekeeper kar boys 2 years aro 8 morins d Dr Non-smoker AN" 8 Frach 509-8157 LYE -11i OUT NANNY re- 4wred able W &urk flexible vows sup to iGhrs per dayl Wages negotiable. references and experience essemral Fax resume to 426-6638 • Dow- AvrniabN LOVING NOME DAYCARE story times and quality child- ren s music. 2yrs - 5yrs pre- school Nunsmokmg lax re- ce I provided Intanti CPR, first Ad. Valley Farm( Hwy 2. dose to Pickering Go Call 0051-837-9600 ACTIVITY { FUN tilled pro- grams for kids 18 months & up' Loving Child are avail- on Delaney (Ajax) ECE degree d lots of experience Snacks 8 lunar included. Re- coal"Droweled. Cad ANDREA 619-3138. NEFONE i AFTEN SCHOOL CARE to, St. Walfred Students stanug Sept/99. Supervised outdoor/indoor acnitis 6 snacks Please an Tracey at 426-4864. LOOM FOR qulalibed bi- lingual eary child education teacher? 18 months -3 years oke. Ouft care an education- al environment. Morn -Fri. Please CAN 426-1496 after 6 p.m MCILERMIG Meaeb / Rage: Lovrg daycare: 18 maxis t6- 12 years. Dally outings (fenced backyard and park) CrWts. story lime, music, nu- trifious meals 8 snades. First Aid. C.P.R. certified. Non- smoking. receipts. 905-428• 1244 RELMKE LOVING DAYCME available in my non-smolung home Snacks and lunch pro- vided. Call 852-6597 . • Daycare Availab4 UNIVERSITY EDUCATED :,. 3in; .., .'., attOrdable are for your Child- ren in any home Nutritious breakfasts lunches d snacks provider, laity indoor b out- door activities In a bving. non-smoking ennronmem Type of are as 1 mould expect for my children Whitev'Baytyi Liverpool area Call 19051831- 3925 1 Employment WwAod LAWN KAINTENANCE .ng a• ..'..d;; ..ng. Spring clean-up plameng. gar' den renovations Free esti- mates Dutch" Landscap- WQ 905-985-7840 250 W" 250 GARAGE SALE Sat./Sun. April 24/25, 9am 875 Grenoble Ohrd. Pick. Variety of household i automotive items GARAGE SALE Saturday April 24th Sam - Ipm 28 Farmer's Avenue (Church & Delaney) Lots of good Kid's and Adult Stuff giangahr garage Sale sat. apnl 24 Bam -fpm schoolhouse playare pantrandege secondary school 2155 Liverpool rd n Household, toys flake table bba and child save rananada MOVING & Garage Sale furniture, collectables, Sat April 24, 9am - 4pm 902 Sanok Dr., Westshore Pickering MOVING SALE - Sat & Sun Ram - ;pm tile, ; ;--: ; :e-e',;-'-ror 8 stcve-rasne, & dryer. chestertieid d ioveseat. household Items. antiques 8 collectables. everything must go' 29 Brockman Cr. Ajax 1905)427-0389 Take Westrev N. of a2 & Fol!o + ,jgn,. 1 Firewood Spring Cleanout Garage Sale ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS Tf,cx -,Ad ,t .:gs 8v, i.,w Sun April Z5, Warn - :pm Ready lar next year ser 149] Finch Ave. Pickering zoned cup and split Ready to oum 905) 852-7586 Furnitt:err•,h.,u.a•- Bargyn 1 Corner hold items, hike. Si: much more! ATTENTION A - 4 _ =x §T.f1J Arts A Cratts . 1 Arts 6 Crafts s He "a.e Oast Ival- d.cherry, maanogariy Ran- iim lewhs area vans CRAFT %'E.NDORS 1ti:A.NTED = iuph SZ 50 OF Planed the $3 008 F 579-287+ or SERTA SOXSPRING, queen si:e .^'an:& "e".er Used s2Gc o b o Gu ,905,686- 0028 after bpm Articles for Sak 11 HP Avers ••ydro Slarc -W Tower s ,ower PTO 150 lb wheel Weights ps. ten trailer. kat ba" per M0 John W 905-640-0888 2 MATCHING Solas wim Rocking -Pair ,red stool Re- oently reupholstered Excel- lent condition Dan green whin g$1300 060 Gall (905) -2256 strip 2 YR. OLD Whirlpool washer, dryer ceramic lop sell clean 510ve. lrrdfje small free2'er, King We bed 8 neadboard. bedroom furniture quick sale' 619-1209 2110 CUT MAY. small square tales 655-3551 3 PCE. NEOROOU suite. 5 pce kitchen set sola. cftYr 9 Co.ak dining room set hutbuffet. 6 chars. (2 arm) 19051 66e 041, LEATHER JACKETS. UP tO 1; 2 price, leather purses from $999. luggage from $1999. leather wallets from 56.99 Everythuq Must Go., Farhily Leather. 5 Points Mall Ostia wa. 905-728-9630. AMMOUMCNIO NEW lower price on mw dish satellites. Only $249. after rebates. or lease from $1249 monthly Programming as low as 58.99✓monlHy 905.655 3661. ATTEN M STAR THEM tans - for safe. The Nan Generation Bridge Ptaysets. (working t�Star Treks sounds from TV Show") Ask for Lloyd 905-404-9896 (sip) MANY ITEM - White chanqe table. $60. Call (905) 655 4759.snp. MED, KM wrought non ca- nopy. queen orthopedic mat- IressArame. Never opened. $1.200 Sacrifice $490 (416)255-0285. FOR YOUR HOME SHOW" SAL & Sun )flay 8th & 9th 9 am.- 4 pm. at Whitby Iroquois Sports Centre LL411TED SPACE AVAILABLE!! CALL LISA FOR DETAILS Oshawa (905)-579-4400 Ajax (905)-683-0707 pini sea LLIMDS Cu: :ne middle man nsuiler reds custom nude window coverings. Vertical Venetian. Shutters Free esti• mates (416i227-7777 or 19051-660-01072 or 1-888.369- 0555 WY DIRECT from the farm- er"' Pork sides. spring spe- cial $125/lb (get the 880 ready) call Rod or Stun de- Wolde Bra -ma -rod Farm. 655 - CARPET BROKER, 100%. Nylon thick. plush, stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only $36900. Price includes 30 Sq Yds carpet. deluxe pad and irstalyticrn in your home Free quotation in your home No interest, no payment for one full year, Daniel. 1-800. 217-0104 CARPETS _ lots of carpet, 10% nylon. new stain re- Q0 rarpes on hand. I wid carpet 3 rooms. $349. Price includes carpet. premium pad, expen installation. fast deliv- ery, free estimates 130 yards). Norman 686.2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car - M. 1DO% nylon stain re - kale. carpet 3 rooms $339. (30 sq. yd.) Includes carpel, premium pad and installa- tion Free estimates, arpet repairs Servug Durham and sunourrdng area. Sam 905- 686-1 M 05686-1772 CARPET AND VINYL . Carpet three rooms. 30 square yards. from 5329 Installed. I surd dis count your !rest code by 10% Customer satisfaction guar. anleed. Cad Mike for pour tree estimate. 905-431-41]40 1 Arhtka to Sale CEDAR V -GROOVE panelling. tongue and groove up quali- ty. r1 grade knotty 112- x 4- - 3Dt per linear toot Immedrak dekvery avaWke Call 1-800- 267-0205 - Ronald Momson COMPLETE driveway sealing unit and trailer plus accesso- nes For personal use or earn extra income, easy to use, Good conation 52000 905 576-9807(after6p an t COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT. Amanrngq 1 yr no payments then $161wk low) 333 Mhz loaded, printer. mondor. malemet. software and more. Free scanner, delivery and seiup 1 -MO -515.5545 COUNTER SPECiALS 100mhz Multi Meda System. 5333.. Pentium Laptop $744: 166mhz. Imemet System $666: Superfast 400mhz. $1188: We love doing up- Vaides difficult repairs. 905- 3661. CONTENTS SALE, everything most go. Including,light oak W" room soak. buffel. ctt- na cabinet. table. chairs $1200. Call (905)831-9444 OEM ROOM SUITE. 9 pc 6 Guars. 4 -side. 2 -arm• I gf i and hutch, oval table with 2 Wis. Asking $1250.00. All in except condifion.call 905- EVENFLO 'On My Way' Travel System -slay-m car !rase -inf- ant car seat Attaches to stroll- er Excellent condition Paid $280. 6 months ago. Asking $175.665-9738.(snp) A + RSIt3E.iril IEDOI,J�11Mp in AtfWaa la t~. 1 TI-br sw Nov HOME Tire Sea ON around our rxlebraMrq our Anniver Table Special Special. Fryers id I d t s- =rare il. rectangular sea .. round, oval. pedst. stover dill pedestal. much 541. It Bedroom sets much tabu, more' 576-0455. 526 SIMCOE HEWN TALL tables. STTSSr.S�SHSWA loam -spm special size or colour. NO PROBLEM. Telephone (90514U -4M because we handcraft each FERIDES for sale, make an table to your individual offer Call 436-0972 (sip) nem Our Craftsmen also 4 Wh" Drive hardbudd Emenainmem units. FREE PAGER'!Molorola Bravo Home office. Dming Room, Numeric Paper unlimited air Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom time Irom 59 95 per month. Designs, a8, on premis- No credit - No problem. Deliv- es.... Drop n and see our ered direct to your door 1- State of the M woodworks 888-469.6915 facility aus show you nd lit FUR COAT - Beautiful oto how tine furniture a made .Remember 'There relate brown, calf k 10 12 ngo• size 10 -12 at $9500. ss No Substitute for Quail - sacrifice was asking $5000. further reduced to 53000 ty' .,. Traditional Woodwork - up 115 North Port Road S Reach (705) 786.M Isnp) oHl Rd) Port Perry. 905.985-8774 wwwtradition- G.E. REFRIGERATOR. 42' alwboowo�ng on a Round table 4 chairs area rug. 2 table top Wass platys. USED FRIDGES $195 up. push lawn mower. 2 whipper used ranges $125 up used dryers $125/ up. used wash- snppers. Ab railer plus. Bron- Aire him idifier. 4 fold white ers $199 / up. new and used lattice Screw- fakkng day bed coin operated washers and dryers at low prices New 668-7344 brand name Irdges $480 and HANK'S APPLIANCES Fridges lip. new 30' ranges wMh clock $199 -up stoves S149/up and window $430 Wide se - Large selection of washer 6 ktbof of other new and used dryers. portable dishwasher. like new $300 20cu h freezer appliances Call us today. Stephensorl Appliances. $275 large selection of bar- Sales. Service. Parts 154 becue parts come and visit our showroom 426 Simcoe Once St Ostuwa(905) 576 - 7448 web site wwwdurtam- St S (905)728.4043 m68 comtste0hdaora NOT TUB 5.6 person Qqley WEDDING DRESS for sale Mile emDro,dered top. Kahan marble t,b.r-gass fMmt 52500 POOL TABLE 4-12 xg. silk bottom Pnnvxss lane '98 1' slate leather pockets solid eddion Paid $1400 asking turned reqs. new daft. acces- 5800 Has also been recent fy sones. light $2200 Al dryceaned Great Deal" 905 - (905)985.3820 404-9896 ask for Barb isnp) KING BED X -thick Orthopedic WIRE CAGES Tor safe Cap Pd10w10c set and trame. stip Tim 905-68351'7 sip In plastic. cost $1700 Sell 5675 (416) 255.0285 GARAGE door repairs. Woken Toilers by Ncelwood et molds on Oapafr In show- Sprigs -, bles. rollers, open MATCHING o ckled Oak Bar M installed iunenpS. $49 95 unit Entertainment unit. Coffee 416-336-0073 AN Erol tables. $275. Papa- San Char Toth cushion $60 1 Art -Cin Call 19051655.4759 snp W MOVING CONTENTS, day bed ANTIQUES 'Absolutely I Ad d ma'•'ess de' rocker vice- always .aluable usually Glass top table 8 chairs Cus- free, Pur7iasryq gorig". es - TIM peach drapes. 20' tales 1111/scow antique cont - valence Wicker furniture ems. Ino rand to value bar► �looks Leather �"�r sidered) Collection any of (9QS)7 sort. Quantities or supe an- netrK toms Sp -w nlenest MOVING SALE' Amique Ma hogany - rner cabort w/ Curved glass $925 areque dressers $135/eacn SMAfoga- ny Dynan Phyte Table 6 d- w isideboard $895 Mr Pk Gab yq tarok 4 clan w( Sdeboard $750 6 Harp -back chars Mels h 6pc bed- room suite $1250 ipe bed- room U* 5295 Corte 6 end teles meach Mahogany table. 5 chars pruwismiSdeboard 1275 Oka *a. 1275 CSM $175 Oak a%= deli m M office chairS $15/eadt 2 workbench chars S50/each FWCW* $45 Rattan table. 4 swivel chars $725 Rec rki meach Mates bed pure 595 Oreuer S45 sora i cAm $275 1985 Olds 5950 Parna list Only (905423-0447 HEED A COMPUTER' New d LseC systems nardware 8 software. upgrade 8 repan Custom Office furniture MO- bik Sema Call 705-324- {668 lanp) OAK WAIL UNITS 1 Ikea black wall unit 60W 49H. 201). 5225 1 custom car ud. 56W 51H 24D with drawers. 7650 Cao Whdby 905.430- IFIANO TECHNICIAN avaafable ler tuning repairs and pre- Purchase consultation on all maces d models Call Bab a 905427-7631 CLOCKS RENOVATION SALE New walls and floors Inven- tory Must Go' Huge selection of new and used pans New Opo pant from $895 and UP Rent to own. 100% of all rental Paym'emS appy Also a Huge selection of oardtadher nada from $995 and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 RCA. OSS. SATELLITE. new model 5135 including test card tap darnels open) View over 800 Channels 5689 99 mstallawn available Cad guaranteed for 6 moxdhs K -Sat (905) 725-0196. (905) 6269998 REIT TO OWN new and re- new Tioned Full warranty. ad warranty.Pad- dy's Market, 905-263-0369 or 1-11OO-798-5602. fy wooden a X 8' barrinldi Said, only 5339. Pius tax. Many other � ONraaM aaw dded MCIW Rd. Unt 3, Piclol For more ldo. can 905-619- 2083. `300MISMS. 310 BUYING OR SELLING? "MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" Your one stop shopping for "ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING" and repairs as weld 1.600465403 • 1 rri5yfpied CANE coNso PUPPIES 1 male and female Gentle with children Extremely intelligent. WIN grow up to be guard dogs Call Big -Taurus Kennels 965- 263-4624 GROOMING SITTING DAY CARE b WALKING ;'Julie's Pet Spa" - Cozy quiet home based salon Compebt ive rates (0626 -PETS (7387) (905)426-8525 Brock Finch area r Livestock/ ler say BAY GELDING. '-vng 3 m May. Ridable Trained by Randy Bird Good show po- tential Must be seen (905)373-0382 ;snpl 11 Anonhobiles Hoe Sar 1983 MERCEDES 30 SO cur be diesel 90000kms Excel- lent Cony -Gold with leather interior Asking $4200 Call 4'34-05M 1985 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 Royale Brougnam v8 4 door. PIS A. ado An. &Mm cas- sette. good condition As is $1.500 o b o Cap (905) 4202447 - MOOMTM pottery 17 l9N ARIES K. 4 door Sedan. M' to re- Excellent running Condition speed b all querns AC60 in g� fiflove Bowen Antiques- Brookkn $850 0 8 0 Leave message Ontario (9051655-eci tax at 19051-834-8442 (905)6555501 ION FORD TAURUS, runs well goad for par's As Is. make an offer Call 19051 720- 0306 ING MAZDA 626 white. 5 speed loaded. 4 doors. Ibbs ai new parts Good comaloo As is - make an offer Apr 905.427.5238 I$" POW= Fwro GT 2 HL V6 Aute ow sunroof, lac, to. cruise, red wpb grey interior. new tures Lady driven Just had work done. must Seo 99� S3.500 000 (905)+30- 19" DODGE 600 SE 4 door. rebuilt 2 2 turbo Automatic. aw. excenew toreador. $1250. Cao 905-23-1463 CASH 011 DEALS, We Buy Sep 6 more' Pay top doom for top aeras Home ad" wde0. W Tubb, look. CD s. mOntS. 90was. gold ya- monde full lure. appliances (905)433-1785 9DS 71.2274 (905)666-0004 (printer all Idea n working Order) BUYING aNnOUE and coi- lectabue Contents including Complve esLdws, Best POssi- bk prices pard Henry Kahn 905.985-8161 Uons,g-menrs. Autcs. Bikes, Boats. Lawn Equipment. Tools, RV's. Farm Equipment. Trawl- ers, Contractors 8 Bwld- ing Supplies. Auction 10 be held Saturday. May 1st n Newcastle. Call for details & consignments. MacGregor Awtion 985-623-7949 1-100-313.6799 kayak 985-0059 oiL tics Pusm Saa POOL - NEW, never installed 15 round. 52• deep above ground uw finer Access pkg solar blanket Pnce new as $3200 Asking 52.300 (905) 831-6562 SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Rec- lanqular above ground mdud- rnq decking 16 x 24. DID, 55.995 Package indoles hn. er 2 ladders. sand finer. pump. motor. etc. 1-800-668- 75614 1 Lore A 1 Fm FOLIBU Friday 16th hungry and tngMened bladuwhite in* CA Looking for owner a scalable hone an velma bd- wem gam- Bpm Tel 683-2271 • 1 PawsaPpriw DUKE 4 YEAR OLD, Geli 16.2 hods. Gentle broke, ex- cedant fair hurmer bumper or dFeelssage. Call 1-705-639 MBKM COCKER SPANIEL Hops for sale. Adorable kol- tea d love. Tenderly home Nised. CKC Reg'd. Shots. 85.8021 NMIA APSO MIMES ready ) go, various colours. First tats. wet decked. de- formed. e-f rmed. Cat Jaise 905721- )09 or Jom 705.7863124. HN SUNBIRD SE. 5500 obb Please all Troy 579-111146 li"I 1989 Buick Regal, 270 000 km good cwwmtw 51500 as is icerehabk). 198! Topa. ad ailed drwe. 128.000 km pw. p4 ar. bill. $1200 as is lcerta- tabkl 1967 Nissan 200 SX. 140 000 km 5spd. reeds M- tle work $700 as is (cendi- able) 1989 844 4X4. 350 R. rebuilt motor it traria . 270.000 on 56000 as is 705-277- 3250 (sip) 19" CHRYSLER DAYTONA. red 163 000 kms Good con - Onion Runs well Asking $1800 Phone 985-8615 HN Grand Marquee. 120.000 Son. stereo Cassell Cruse control, power wrrdoTydoors. rum tree. looks and Onves lake new. tended and effussion tested $4200 Tef 686-2240 H89 TEMPEST. dears, excel- tart condition $3000 060 as is 1987 Chyrsler Shadow very good Condition $2000.060 as asSummer wheels extra Can from 9-6p m. tues - Sal. 579-1382 is" VW JETfdi with Son cop. Good condition. 52000 as ss. 1 11-030-6252 Or (905)-66- 4 door• grey, console shift. $4900. Good condition. Call (905)720-1593 IM TOPM L.S. parts, best oiler. 576.8332. Het WICK Regal. I MOODIums. 4 door, saver/ blue interior, air. p.s., p.b.. play. ABS. Am in cassette. exrxlkm cairdition. Certified. U611 emssion test. 57200. Cad (905)666•-9746. I$U DODGE CARAVAN. 3L. 7 -passenger, amAm cassette. Wad maintained. $6900 otio. Cad Brian 905-430-7543. 1115 OLD DELTA 88 Royal. GOOK s 57900.668$155_ rt Shape. 150 11 Aufoma0 tea brsale 1994 CHRYSLER LMT.- ma-roon, mint conimon loaded. leather. highway miles. ask- ing $12.900 obo Call 905725- 1695 isnp) HN CNRYSLEA INTREPID - V6 air pw ps pi 93 000 km, $11.500 Call 905-655-8653 19117 FORD ESCORT LX, autoair keyless entry. ster- eo, extended warranty, mr00excel- lem corxw . $11.300 call days. 8198 or evenings; WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drivel Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 91 HONDA Gvit CX Special "um black wren grey ailm OF, 4 door. 5 speed 170.000 Mrs Great on gas. $5.000 all 416-873-1159 Sip GOTTA LOVE IT, GREAT CARS FANTASTIC PRICES EVERY DAY AT CENTICAR. EQ New arr,oals 93 Trans- poit gold 3800 v-6. Omy 58.200 93 Lwrrna LS. y/ey And Sdver 31 VS only 58.300 94 Astro de 1101( dean, only $10.500 95 Caravan Quads. ince only $2 K and 92 Cavar- er air auto. tantasbc. 96 K Su 50oust 55.995 92 Faye summt. 4 doorwagon 15DK 5 speed x. try 55 995 IIE- DUCED - 1992 Suck LeSabre Ltd loaded $7.995. 91 Park Ave. 125 K mini dnaOPOW $9.500. 90 Suzuu JLX 4114 Mi hardop boded. 165 K. Perfect S5495 96 Csvaller and Sur1ll from $7.700. 90 CavalKr Coupe auto. evemdem 1751. one owvKr, row 52.995 firm SEE - 90 Suibrrd SE. coupe loaded 105K Perna $4 995 OVER 311 fWt RE- CONDITIONED VEHICLES AT CUtTKM 155 KING ST. W.. AT MOTOWN MALL. CALL $79-2N6 OPEN SUNDAY. DO YOU NEED a car') youi ne approved Do you ewe 5500 down payment? Can you as ford $200 - SM a month, d you answered yes to the above questions then all (416) 824-6709 for an ap- pamment I 1 AmmoNn Watod CAN FON CARII We bury rased vdmdes. vehicles must b27-241rSna Cj Bayly- _ SI. East. Ajax M WRlAD AUTO SALES. ISM Raab RM. Mtu Barg 302, 5spd, custom paint. lowered. very fast. Must sed 55600 obo or trade ler Jeep YJ. CAM 9069853183. ArRxtMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigto(-)t.com/-highriser a 1 OwrrlSoutes r a 1 owmibdap ur Ram Rath 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Til%vnhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Fl(x-)rs throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-080 1 Say 1 1 ADarlrtwMs a Rem 1996 GMe SHORT BOX ex 2 BEDROOM BAS Rent 1 R�It 1 OMIW Stent -SICK 4F RENT/NG?3N OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII • Fust Time Buyer? - gall Markl i Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markt "A • Not Much Oownpayrttent? - Call Mark! t = Mark offers honest, professional, % no pressure service to help you own a home. (805) 571-6275 or 14800-810-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. 11 Niwema for Rant COUFMCE 2 bedroom Clean d attractive basement apartment Professionally decorated. full hath. nice quit area, walk to Commurpry Centre. Parking. able 3 laundry Non-smoker 8 no inP dus. 438-8G4551Aapirelerred st. 5750 FOR RENT. LARGE two bed- room, great location Norr- Smoking. no pets Available May 1st 728-7061 NARWOODMighway 2. Two bedroom basement apt. wool. out. $750 includes utskhes. Dart% aW. laundry Avail- able June 1st Non smokertno Pees Call (9D5) 427-0414 HOUSE for rent Garden Hill area. nature lovers ideal. pond and creek $690/month 1St and last. I -year minimum slays 905-728-9615 and 728- leroec :JL. SA 2.vd black, alWrlrnenl Separate entaraegM, IMMACULATE ler very sever, vortex V-8 32.000 Sul. Single noir-smoker No pets large 2 bedroom Oshawa loaded and extras $22.500 $650/moMMy. laundry facili- Blvd d King St area Top two Telephone (90514U -4M ties amiable Can 420.4586 floors of house Fridge stove. 1 YanL AAAA 3 BEDROOM Du ngalow, washer. dryer. heat 6 hot wa- ter included New FAG Fur - 4 Wh" Drive roam floor) Oc quiet ties . tenCed nate IS, gas hot water Large 1992 CHEW LUMINA APJ38l aid. tree laundry, 5935 storage room. parking. n0 beautiful condrtrcm ps a'0. W pad"^0. (iriC gas/warer) Ont bedroom. Ross 1 pets Available Jane 1st Call (9051263 1351 NavarlamAm New passenger brakes Mary parlung storage. laun- drY yard. 5500 579-3611 AJAX LARGE 2 Bed S6 990 t `9051430 -1106 CerldKd Call AJAX -Main poor level Of Tn- base - men[ apartment Separate entrance. 111111 DODGE CARAVAN SE 7- plex 3 bedrooms. la eddy.. m $975 W quiet nexynbou is o r Available' May 1St "" passenger 27 000 km 33L V6. Parking Lekbes aro Partible o pm smoking 5850/mo all rrhdu- sire tsrnast (9051.686-1288 auto. overdrive. loaded. Cad 1- RO119051Hat-3300 evervigs (905)619-3664 $I8.500/aieer Cat 434-2775 NE AJAX - WESTY area Sep LARGE renovated bright 2 -bedroom n I lower 1 Trailers crate entrance <' bedrooms. no snolungino aParlmeM with trance. =Meal -air. OakCh- 1974 ;mpaw 29 '•Auer Park pas ill S�MMM Avaalage May 1st Can (906) 428-0798. en. 4-appkarrces. large pmaee lenced slaps 6 Good =W tion Asking $3000 CA 985f (416) 7&3.3891 yardModel 2 am Awilablt�. !666 after 4 p m AJAX basement monru artctusthK 1974 22FT. Prowler trailer, apt bri Mtroom separate entran e. i - . at erences. 1s0M req'd rap N6 -89W sleeps 6 tally equipped. good Asking $2.400 4-4phartces. no pets. non- smoker, aevia�laole May 1 NEW LARGE 1 BEDROOM basemrnt (9051436-2123 MksuKy 5750 moron nmem Whitby PrOlessurxta 1N3 TRAVELAIRE NOME on inclusive 68394M 683 y decorakd. pn- watt entrance. ea-rr kitdKn let 36n full up -out Queen- AJAX Spacious. brgM-1-bed- 40c Doth Lflditres- ng sron. Ont. S22.000 Daayys- 905-725-4111 room buemem-Ap2rtmeM xxkidt0 Use of - Available May Ng��K•905- W lades rAlrtKs, separate- ycaw 1st. First! 433-4031 wytrance parking no pas. last cgs; No in COLEMAN FOLDS MG Canpa dbra-Satolcr Near sDciati not June W .�4 Cab 430-9898 alter 6 30 p m Toilers by Ncelwood et molds on Oapafr In show- 681-MAv25ilaDlt "`^" 1 BEDROOM apartment. 5645y room Open 7 days a war ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom lower ilio including utddes. Jure F-taiprag agdalk HOludair duplex Available June 1 1St • "we World mane i RV centre b 1999 UWd*$, Cable parking budding i% pled On 012 Hwy (Brock St aro laundry facilities hnclud- OwLaMpA may, n better Wtutby). 3 1,2 km nORn of ad first and left Call ler Ap bedroomTRK apanmams awmrmine able In WW-mainlaked Brooklm inew 8 used) 905- podlmpd (905) 579.8212 433-7360 or 905b579.7t20905- 655-8176 1 -BOD -589.1854 ONT PMOPE - 155 Toronto Rd. 1a2 BEDROOMS Clean quiet security bldg. Utilities incl. 905) 852 -mm Kim ONE 6 TWO SED. 02 dean aua Gn, Can. empest powered Mbuilding Johnson. Ewmude (Fishing AVANA{lE for May 1st Two &T-0 1 Snwmmobilm bedroom apt Small QuNt room. appliances Whitby. be - building Small db05 OK ION POLARIS MY 461 with Laundry on premises Bloor/ Wilson Am CAN 728-0285 95 XCR 600 motor New paint Polished uwrwl, bow- AVANAKf MMEOMTELY, in wewo spay track studded. Apt ��building. _oleo Carpeted. Call 905-985-3183 _ ed. WO balcony. lose to bus. • tliopptrg. ad unkbes nckided. PIG(ERINC, near 401. Go. WU429 requited. no pets. 1 {OATS by Crestluer Grew bedroom $690. 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom 5890 Cap Celebrity. Siratream. Miro- 430--0134 1a2 BEDROOMS Clean quiet security bldg. Utilities incl. 905) 852 -mm Kim ONE 6 TWO SED. 02 dean aua Gn, Can. empest powered Mbuilding Johnson. Ewmude (Fishing MSEEMT afar -1 1 -bed- Ublwha included 1905) 852-068 boats. Bownders. Pontoon room. appliances Whitby. be - boats. Deck boats, Crusersl Side Go Station $550 plus PICKERNK - Wallunll da - New 6 Used Fiberglass 6 Soared dliles Phone tante to go and Mau 2 bed - Aluminum Huge selection (905)666-9329 after room Spacious basement outboards Low Low Prices Opel 7 days a week Holiday PIG(ERINC, near 401. Go. apartment. private entrance. World marine 8 RV Centre. located on 112 Hwy (Brock Large anrachve basemen apartment, share kitchen. pWpelirsln0• References IIssMasst 5700 (905) 837-0674 St Whitby), 3 12 kms north both tdy Cyd Role____ a. Istilast. no pets or smok- PICKEaM, 2 -bedroom of Brooklin 905.655.8176 1- BW -589-1854 mg 5480 (905) 831-3655 al- basement apartment. sepa- ter 5 or leave message. rare entrance. 4pC. hath, eaten 1 1 APanen was M M W"ff. dean. large one bed kitchen. family room. washer dryer. $750/month Available For Rom basement apatmem in Whit- by. Ad utdilles included, June 1st. Days (416)566-2542 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS avail- pn- vajyoee ort m gwtt evervigs (905)619-3664 able Ise of May Starling at 5640. $740 Available MaY 1st. Use I P 1- all inclusive Ouet Building Oshawa No o1 backyard. M pais, rd dr000mIG, kouCk/base DedfoOm walkout basement dogs. Call 1905) 721-2232 smoking 15fAast $675. Tel 905-430,-9898 ap•nmeM. separate dmranrce. 5675/momh call after 6.30 pm inclusive. First/ last required No WHITBY2 spat. pets. Near Go Avg an. Call 6{6-0028 ad - HIGH 4 aDDkAayndOres. let 6ptey. ter6p.m. APARTMENTSJune Nredecorated. per Is1 or 1 large FKKMM UVENPOOL We soorKr room $420 Inclusive. May M. , Large 2 12 bedroom base - have it all- 15th.. (905) 655.5539 mem (eon COT MCFI nobby bath� 4 n r gf CENTNAL location. two one aD» avast- able Bedroom 1. fag and In j16 rap pUt 494.3765 or 906 770 7222. re - quoted. references. SM in- PICKfJ11NG, WEST SNORE. dusive. Cal Mldw* at 725 1 One 60- basement apart - 7321 , Pn 8 a.m. and 4.30 ON"; Separate entrance. bus p.m. forappoinntmem. route. hu ndr)'. Ptrluttp Of IgWM, large 2arenclesifwaila bedroomTRK apanmams awmrmine able In WW-mainlaked x.906.831-9952 building dose b all ame mkes. ONT PMOPE - 155 Toronto Rd. Please ad (905)723-0977 9 Port HaPe. 2 bedroom piens a.m. - 7 p.m. den available May 1st. Un- CENTRAL West Oshawa derpround Parking. dilsties soCri and games roan, 1000>ig it basement apt. n Inge stud side-spik lum. dean, mature Bhslyle. GB LA 9054 N54M ler apps. Songle car. b view. tru . lu9e�wmdows. amp- y rd 775(mfiliancesgNh clusivpe. i Ngn Wo . Cathr Brian at 434- ..�w +''r.'N'•.+d!.1�F'fS.S. '.%: kirw3';�1x•r'i - - 11lmems iar Runt SPACIOUS well-maimained 2- 3 bedroom apts Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St. Some with walk -m closets, paint provid ed. Close to schools. slhoppp Ping centre, GO Station Utile- ties Nlduded. Cap 728-4993 OSHAWA F 2 8 3 B/R un ts.ies included. Easy ss to schools, pi . trot appt. call 05) 721-8741 WHITBY. CLEAN and spa sous 3 bedroom main floor of (rouse Central and dose to Go station. Hardwood foors. laundry fapMies. parking. use of garden May 1st. $850/ monthly plus utilities. sreUble for working person(s). non- smoker no dogs Cab 668- 3011 WHITBY clean, one bedroom apartment in low rise bidding parking. dose to all ameini 5625. hydro firstilast Aval- able May 1 Can 905-430-0959 or 416-496-9027 WHITBY Large bachelor apartment for rem. $535/ munth One bedroom *art- ment $575 hriorm first aro last required Phone Days 725.8911 evening and tree. kends 668-4016 WHITBY- Bright open concep furnished basement apartnitnm no clean non-smoking Quiet working Persian Ubkbes and able included. washer/dryer extra P4ub &Gar*n arca 5155/waek frst/tnt (905)666-8431 WHY rent wow you an own your own boot for less than you think?" Call Dave FUy- Sales Rep Re/Aeax Sonnut Really (1991) ltd 19051 668• of (90) 666- 3211 1 Houses For Rere WHO SAYS 111iCANNO"r AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? .r OWN from $700/month 'via Much Dowpgnynil (905) 571-6275 1-500-840-6275 Mark Stapley vol ,++ w... wMr x.n r.•r , a MA aIJA OU A h Your own' 6 months true. SSW InCOrtK requirement from 528.000 gross M ut0e. Ise cable eVtnence' Cao Ken Calks. Coldwell Barker (905)728-9414 3 BEDROOM Lincoln tome. Alax.fenced yard. fumasfed.all all anvi LK. close $1100to mo. CAN tor in Application x1vallable 15 May/ 5 June 686.056N 686- 4964- 4 BEDROOM COUNTRY house Minutes south of Unit - say Close 10 slWgqoolIt/tthtater Newly decorated 5775/month hydro extra Sams and pas - lure also available extra cost. (705)-277-3042 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free, then own a house from $550/month BILI Roka Coldwed Banker (905) 728-9414 AJAX, 4-KOROOM house. 2 12 Dara. 4 appkanceS, ga- rage. avail nomediately $1.400 PIs. cad 433-7875. MYLYAJUERPOOL, man door, 3 bedrooms, Late e kAcln- en. 4 Appliances. fenced yard. decoralclo GO. $1195 inclusive. firitllasi retention (416)289- 3580. No smokers. OEAUTRL 3 -bedroom home with dining room. attached &X" airconitnfished base- N.W. DshawM location. 51075 water ifncluded. FirsVlast re. quaffed. Cad (905)655-7111. MOOR WANMW ANA, 3 bedroom, main floor. 1.000 sq. ft., in pod, avap- awe June found $850 inclusive. 7257164. WEST OFF Oshawa Centre. 4 bedroom menti, 1 12 bths a, Iwhced lyaid, nckrdes kidpe grid move, NoQMs 59ppdmenth. plies utiles Frr4rlat1. Avalabk June lot. Wpk rate w4u a must. Cal coded (905) 342.5751. 1ouaMRmm r COIMTME- 3 bedroom de. tached with gqaarraage Available June 1st. $9Wmonlh . trbls- tses. No pets. References. first last Call 905-579-2332 after 8 p.m OSHAWA 4 bedroom. Garr, fenced -in yard/detached 1 12 car garage. 112 bathrooms. 5 appliances. Walk to down- towNshopping centre Work references pplteeaasse� Available May 151 $1100.ubMfes. 718- OSHAWA - 2 bedroom upper duple, central, equipped. yard. $650 plus utilii s; Can � ) 725.3090 or 1313-828- 2400 sq ft. custom home on Lake Scugog. 2 bedrooms, familyroom with fireplace, master bedroom with ensuite bath, private study room with fireplace. Gorgeous view. $120GAnclusive. No pets please. Call 905-986-9658 1 TowMhouses Fp Rem 3 -BEDROOM Street own - house attached garage. 3 bathrooms. Irrdge 6 stove. Eat -n lutchen. 5900. unMKs Available June 1st firsviast, reftrertaT. MO PETS (905) 434-WM CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E Oshawa 3 beelooms Awl- aN 43able 39� pp 1St. For a 1 Room& for P40 1 -BEDROOM, Wesiney Hergnts Ata, Every*" m- 5 Appliances. access lo baciyard. sn9 kitchen. kvwWwm, family. ruom. tic CAW. pane Non. smoker preferred IMast 5400 905-4263674 WESTNEYMWY 1 ONE BED. ROOM in large family lSoniR Share ale (AC*" tintiahKy unfurnished cc" ar stcun- ty Sods Iemak SSOWntonth rrckysiye Reterencas. hrSV w� required available May 1 AJAX. CLEAN carpeted room if, quiet adult home Use Of kirdKn . barroom ad guy dry facilities Cable non smoker. $80 per week fu- rusbad (905) 06-3201 AJAX, large furnished room, includes cable, la tory. park. •>a separae eMrata. stove faclmKs. peeler wirkrg non- smoker 5425ymomh firsV last Cap 427-09M AJAX- NICE Clean Room Good family, S350/moMh fur- msAed or unfurnished. Call 427-106 ROOM FOR RENT clean, bright home Short Term available 4/1 A Waita Rd. suit a working fessional 4 0-0042 ►et, MMU Wri shed and unfurnished rooms. Shared fadtitlfl BuS01111 inq. Tel 427 wwellEl�onieYro= basement. Vmoking. no pets. able. kit fate bathroom, $47 ' 1st Wt required. (905) 831-2790 1 SMaad alganaft AJAX- mmwi m b 401 - 3 bedroom executive non- smoking tarnished home, 2000 sq. ft. to share with once. Separate 3il private hath, Aare" livngroom. Laundry, a/o, Bus at door Suit pr "ON. Orrid street. 700/mo. includes utilities. 68 Availlaide now. Parking. P6150N to share bdvmpuse. fireplace, underground put' ing, 5apgances. parr)r for - coshed, Whites Road South $535 inclusive per momh. First and last. Tel 831.4036. bar w„ -. incl clean home quiet subdi- vision by conservation area. Char¢ all facilities female pr,,1etred non smoker, no pels available now $375 n,,lhly, share utilities. 839 - SHARED ACCOMODATIONtil 3 bedroom bungalow n arge private 2 acre lot. I'n b.r male. non-smoker 5y /month inclusive (905)- - 3 4486 Condominiums or Rent AJAX- 2 BEDROOM. condo - for rent Fridge. stove. :t contained laundry room. se to all amenities Avail - ,,pie June 1. Call (905)509- Office 905)509- Offi e A ' ' Rrdau 5 ace APPRox 450 sq h new of- ' space for $450.. 0 vnis) available immediate - includes everything. Sim- e N location. Call Steve .'6-6999 700 SO FT. OFFICE SPACE. ;,eludes z offices. front toyer. .iashroum d kitchen Zoned Artomofive E retail In Ajax 5650 inclusive. call ISteve 126 8922 1 Codtages for Herd ABEAUTIFUL SETTING on _oke Se4mour. 2. 3 and 4 Bedroom cottages. fully �gwpped Pool. frshirg, store. xeekty Campbellford. 2 hrs. are of Toronto 1-8188.813- 2212 1 Florida vac. R•ritaw CLEARWATER. I.;IIy furnished Ind central air CO 11 W. 2- 3 bedroom moble (perma- ienf) homes Pools. hot tub, oar beaches and maior at- •raelions Chddren welcome Photos $275 weekly 9051683-5503 Wi0 to Herd 10 ACRES FARM LAND 'or rent lakendge Rd and Hwy 07 east of Haus Rd Lot 034. ,,xic 05 905-264.2719 or 905- 264 2718 (I Prnrale Homes For Saw 50.000 HAVELOCK L graded 3 bedroom won vI- in closets. 1 1112 bad,s. main floor laundry room. 4 ap- Olunces garage attached (9051377-M 7 BEDROOM back bungalow Un 14 acre fol in country 2 button ser-LAw-apt. Paved dove. tarpon It newer od furnace 40'x40OtrfnsM wdrksriop Located 1 mile west of Ponty- pool A 530 Drum Rd askug S170000 Open house Sat/ Sun 12.41>m (705)277-1972 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY APRIL 25TH 12-4. 3 BED- ROOM END UNIT. Victorun Tuwnnome Backing to ri.excellent ueghbourhood. 'Manville. 5yrs old. Fin- ished ret roan, master bed- room enstute, (905)-697- 3746 13 Trewm Lint, $136500 53 IMRKLAWN DR.. Couruce Backs onto green belt. 3 bed- room AiC tame Funished basement Open House Sun- day April 25 100 - 4 00 St 56 900 (905)436-7690 COURTICE. 10 year ofd 3 bedroom. raised bungalow. gauge, double driveway, 2 bathrooms. firushed base - mem, nicely decorated, hot - tub. several qaS asking 144,900. No I�s_ 434-6303 HOUSE FOR SALE, 2610 square feet. lot 6011 x toregWu 2 storey, 4 bedrotxns, loaded With extras. Cutin and fUfsort area $237.000 Please call 728-0726. OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY 25 APRIL 12- 3. Spotless 4 bedroom it Executive Home. 1720 sq.h. plus finished rec ra0m,flbt tub.2nd ballroom. Eat -in kitchen with ceramic floor. 2 -car garege.S175,900. ]wick vine. Tel 697-3883, . Bowmanh OPEN NO= April 24 d 254t and MaaAyssppleen 6R2nd. 1.6 p.m. (Whites/Fmtlt). Beautiful Storey brick, 3 l almoms, rec room, 2 fireplaces, a/c. r Z 2-car$228,000. Pri- vate 905.837-2270. SOUTH OSMU - WALK TO LAKE. 3 -bedroom bungalow, in-law apartment, fireplact, hardwood floors. centro air, krge fenced ar lot 8 deck, de- tached $112,000 TWO BEDROOM Rround floor unit. WE �r dd OSSIand eur Rd. E W�MDy. 7800 sq. h. of fenced patio, north and east walkouts. 2 under ground parking spas. marry extras. Asking $199,000. Call (0-665-7604 11 ft "a•� WIMM 5 bedroom, double drive, interlocking brick, cen- tral vac. family room with fireplace. 3 baths. under- Qround sprinkler system. 5199.000 obo call Dave 666- 1189 WHITBY - WESTLYNDE 2000 soft. 4. 1 bedroom. 2 full i 2 half bath, new.root, lurnace. air conditioning ,dnve way 5 minutes walk to schools and daycare Call 668-4755 FOR SALE WHITBY- Lovely 3 bedroom Lots of upgrades. new windows, carpels and floors throughout Hardwood in living and drmngroom Fin- ished rec room. 1-3 pc and 1- 4 pc bath Pool and park in complex Great location Close to schools. 401 and all amenities Pat Odgers. Exit Realty Shirmax. 1-888 286- 3093 (snp) WHITBY, 4 bedroom de- tached. c -air. c -vac, finished basement. 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To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call uo3- 0707 710 710 i'i'i'i i'i'ii*WWWaWii-'i KEVIN AND SUSAN POTTS (NEE SCHNALZER) Are proud to announce the birth of their first .•MEGAN STELLA.► born on April 8th 1999 weighing Sibs 9112 oz proud grandparenls are David and Jeanne Potts slid Karl and Stella Schrlalzer. Special thanks to Dr Logaridis, and the nonentity staff of Scarborough Centene iy Hospital. IIEw>i-ADMR71SEVIII nU011W efbf lift ANi*W19is PMR r -W AI' M• • 1 WartMp-� e • 1 1�� • • 1 or: rr{�'tp • • 1 wrxahip ees_ swvim Stirvkes Serviceses S'L ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - 9:45 a.m. Sunday Family Worship - 10;30 a.m. Sunday School - Supervised Nursery Rev. Everett Briard - Interim 'Moderator EVERYONE WELCOME Rev. A. Castro (Pastor) As -14A 1755 Plummer Street, Unit 08,9 Pickering, Ontario 1-1W 3S1 Church: (905) 420-3935 r,�RCN Fax: (905) 420-5201 COME WORSHIP WITH US. 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Fki : • warts :: servicee SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O • 4 lessons & test $105. -10 Lessons $150 -FIJI Course $259 Free pick -up and drop on (416) 207-3060 OF OUR SALES REPS TODAYI SCALES, WBW Charles Alsaandw - On Malday, Aprl 19, 1999 at the Ajax and Health • L-silegs -Centre. Waller in his 6981 year. He w e beloved p/6�011f hsband d the late leant Scales (nee Showell) Son ``UUce d the lata Robert and etI ont.). Son-in-law d Margaret Showell (Owen He ft haaSasuf). cut:#F greatly missed M his children (SIIIIOfI), Swi be and her husband Bow- ii�Iarenutfohgaaalllaaldoae k�" (whrmy►, cafe and ser hasband Gary (Oshawa). nid be satin missed by Tara. Jade, 9 �IMIll�jpleA'f� Rebecca, Sarah and WaNer Jr He is biddy remenH k 4 old Id b" by his sisters and hroiihols li-1 , his many rtieoes andand watdedul hiss A spacial Qlt1Ml"AAM fell ambffdw. -you 1D Good for her Mildness and love. A IL>rltA memorial service oil be held d SL TOO" Pres. bylentan Church (97 Ikudler Road, Ajax) on Sdur- :�, day, April 24, 1999 at 2.00 pAL As d j�low � sis Sipw Group, d CaW a Canadaor cha* Of Mir choice. FurwW '����p��plaf�l»io16o1blcd>b�C entnlsted OceRNMIAL h (905288. r s' Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we canna ble for more than one insertion in the event of an error. • Adult ErgetaimMmll •Upscale,V Escort Service Sen•ing Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hinne 18+ _. apnJkman s best friend EXCFPII W LOB SMING Dt.1W.1N MION ELEGANCE 6 CL 4SS R UA18lIY a IXSI]TWN GUARANTEED 4104-8761 NOW mmitING Accounting Personal & Corporate shiTax Controllerp Services. MICHAEL EVANS Charleroi! Accountant (416)822-9474 • .no pirodory INCOME TAXES Basic package - pick -up &delivery 2 returns for $50 call Brad 0721-8105 WISMM, Stanley - Flt. loft. Stanley Bingh (Refired RAF.) dWaled 22 of April 1999 at Al Ontario. World War I Veteran of the Royal Force. Bamber Carullartd and Coastal Comma Tock part in the fist air raid over Gemzaran s Weber 3, 1939. Was nwdoned n a Dspalch George e VI for gal" and dtstinguishad sen as on 201h January 1940 for the idenUbcaban of Boat pens in heel. Was a member d the Whit aril Bowing pup. the Whitby Seniors Club, a he Royal Carladan Legion. Predeceased in dea01 tis wile Rose in 1906. Moumed by hie sons CI New Soulh MONK Ausbaif4 The Rk "W kw" an Stalles of ! ( W h Deer Park, Text SedePPI eta d Banie OrMarift*W trie cqL D Bert Cox and Jexle He left behind I Iranddxldren ahristWWlircli clo ia, Kan Raft Wbekah. and Richard his Groat-Grarldk tft 'admq. Rectal, and Leah Rose, end a host d trier I knee the world. Private fanny cremation to lace on Fridayy Api123, 1999. A memorial SwA d be held at ate ro CartedmLegion Brandt 11 17 SYM SL. Wtft on Sunftpd 25, 1999 upmIiERAL WW Ajax (905) 428.8488. S survivor works to maintain quality of life 11Y MICHELE YOUNG .Stuff Writer l,cs Kantor is living proof that you can fight ALS — or lilt least hold it at bay — with effective treatment, loving support of family and a posi- tivc attitude. NIr. Kantor has difficulty in a number of areas, as a result of ALS. He can't talk or eat. He must get nourishment through a feeding tube and he has to communicate with the aid of a keyboard and a com- puterized voice box, which reads aloud his typed mes- sages. �He is able to walk and give a car, though he is start- ing to have some muscle pain in his arms and legs. Despite his physical hard - ,,hips. he is demonstrating great resiliency, considering he is dealing with such a diffi- hult disease. ALS (amyotrophic lateral ,clerosis) is better known to ,ome as Lou Gehrig's Dis- case, after the New York Yan- kee baseball player who (tied from the illness in 1941. The disease is considered to he one of the most devastat- ing neurological disorders of our time. Like multiple sclerosis — another neurological disorder -- ALS also affects the nerves. The difference between the two scleroses relates to how the nerves are affected. With NIS, the nerve sheath (or coat- ing) is affected, while with ALS, it's the motor neurons which are damaged. In either case, nerve impulses sent by the brain cannot get through to various muscles. ALS does not affect the mind. A person with ALS re- mains mentally sharp and in full possession of the senses, as is obvious with Mr. Kantor. Neither has he lost his good nature or positive attitude. Mr. Kantor says he was di- agnosed with the disease in September of 1997. The initial shock, after being told the average sur- vival rate following the onset of ALS was 30 months, was almost unbearable. But he says he "got over it, and now I try to do the best I can for the rest of my days, and return some of the help I am getting" That forward thinking is probably one of the reasons he is still doing so well over two - and -a -half years after his symptoms first appeared. Another reason may be the drug research program he is involved in. While he doesn't know for sur(, whether he is on a placebo or the actual drug, he suspects it's the lat- ter. Durham resident Les Kantor suffers from AmYotrophie• Lat- eral Sclerosis (ALS), more commonly known as bm Gehrig'.( Disease, but has shorn great resiliency. With a positive atti- tude and a drug research program he is involved in, Alr. Kan- tor makes the most of his life in the face of the obstacles ALS presents. About five to 10 per cent of ALS rases are inherit- ed. He types out: "It's been two years and.." he stands up and holds up his hands as if to say "look at me — I'm still alive and kicking:' He adds, he went in for a checkup and his examiners '.couldn't believe 1 was doing so well " He says the support of his wife Wilma has been very im- portant, but "it is also very hard on her;' Mr. Kantor types out. "It is also hard on my kids (since they are wondering) will they also get it" At the moment there is no treatment or cure for ALS, al- though drug trials, like the one Mr. Kantor is in, are Metal toxicity or viral agents are among the suspects in the cause of ALS and are being studied by researchers. Canadian researchers are at the forefront of that effort. About five to 10 percent of diagnosed ALS cases are of the inherited form passed down from one generation to another and are now known to be caused by mutations in a gene which prevents a certain enzyme from cleaning up cell debris. But there are still many puzzling aspects to the dis- ease. " lt's amazing how little even the specialists know about this disease;' says Mr. Kantor. Marion Irwin, president of the Durham chapter of the ALS Society, says that's why her organization is working so hard at raising funds fur ALS research. "Our goals are: to support our patients. like Les, educate people about the disease and raise money for research." Among upcoming fund- raising events is the Junior Ironman Program, sponsored by the ALS Society of Toron- to and the Toronto Blue Jays. The event is open to minor baseball players between the ages of seven and 15 through- out the GTA. The program costs $5 and provides the participant with: two tickets in the 100 -level for the Jays game on Aug. 31; an Ironman membership card featuring the Jays own Iron- man selection, Shawn Green; a copy of Junior Jays Maga- zine; and a chance to be a team or league Jr. Ironman. The ALS Society, Durham chapter, has a number of pa- tient support services, includ- ing a patient support meeting, held at 7:30 p.m. on the fourth Monday of each month (with the exception of July, August and December) in the Friend- ship Room of the Whitby Baptist Church, which is wheelchair accessible. NEWS ADVEf1TMEA-FPXXYE0MN, Apri[43,ISM FOG6 WAIR AD YOUR C TF1 9 F , 0NTAR10PRLTSC0UVC1/. CHILDFIND DAY • HAVE YOUR Did you CHILD FINGERPRINTED OR know. . IF FOOTPRINTED The Ajax -Pick - ring News NO CHARGE • SAT. APRIL 24 B P PAGE 40 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 23, 1999 Not valid with a value meal FREE, Double Cheeseburger with the purchase of the same & fries The 0011000 6 na MOMMaW witl, ar y o0wr capon a WcaxWu A ON-, 01191 5:166 rax extra One capon Pal cusbnwr Pel v15tr. 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