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f DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P1CKER1NG'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 IS4 PRESSRUN 49,500 40 PAGES FRIDAY, MAY 14,1999 OPTIONAL4 WEEK DELIVERY $5 Pickering homeowners it'ant to reclaim their neighbourhood Party's over for ravine revellers BY M.4RIA NNE TARACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Se%eral resi- dents are handing together to re- claim their neighbounc(x-,d from rowdy youths partying into the early hours of the morning in a local park and vandalizing the playground and community. About 60 residents from Sil- verthorne Square. Mountcastle Crescent and Red Bird Crescent gathered at a community meeting at Pickering Town hall Wednes- day night to plan how to deal with the situation and discuss tactics such as night patrols and working with police. It was orga- nized with the assistance of Ward 2 councillors Doug Dickerson and Mark Holland, and attended by a representative from each of Durham Regional Police and Durham District School Board. The residents told horror sto- ries about their homes and cars being vandalized by mostly teens who drink, set off firecrackers, break beer bottles and carouse the night away at bush parties in the ravine at Forestbrook Park. Steam Up & Opening YM 29 & so Pickm hog 11 alnr - S PM for tie We 683-M1 �_ Dm.rswvM.d� SNO naforkinand poss�Me trlation•hip *SALES -SERVICE • LEASING - RENTALS - BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. 0 OV" PA ftkW g (905) 420.9700 wrmrme -Try the Best" , "In the nice weather when we have our windows open we hear some really bone -chilling screams from girls;' said one of the residents, adding she and her neighbours never know whether the girls need help and if they should call police. "Now there are firecrackers going off like crazy;' reported another resident. "They're screaming all the time. You don't know if somebody's hurt in that forest" %lany complained that when they've called police, officers often haven't arrived until well after the troublemakers have gone, and sometimes don't show up at all. Others said police don't respond appropriately and the miscreants easily get away. "You can't drive a car into the park and expect to catch the kids in the forest;' said one man. "You've got to get out and walk" Residents also said the youths have been hanging around at See NEIGHBOURS page 5 Inside the News Advertiser TOnoIT Editorial Page ...........6 Columnist ..............6 EntwWaIeW ..........24 Sports ................30 Classified .............33 GIVE US A CALL Gen ........... 683-5110 Distrirmtion ......683-5117 Death Notices .....683-3005 Aection Lime ......683-7545 Sincerely Yeas ...........1-800-662-8423 Emil . newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Making their moo-ve Students in Suzanne Mu%-r's senior kindergarten system works. During the visit, some children in class at St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax paid the class took it upon themselves to throw hay a visit to the O'Connor Land and Cattle Compa- into the pen to make sure the cows had plenty to ny's dairy farm in north Ajax to find out how the eat. Durham Region considers direct bank deposit for welfare recipients Ontario Works clients may soon get their welfare cheques di- rectly deposited into accounts at the Royal Bank, but Durham Re- gion officials first want to know if the financial institution will im- pose a service charge. Regional council's finance committee Wednesday delayed for two weeks an agreement among Durham, the Ministry of Community and Social Services and the Royal Bank in an effort to find out if a monthly service charge will be imposed on welfare 1 Duffin Meadows Cemetery a part of your life recipients. Oshawa Councillor and fi- nance committee Chairman Brian Nicholson reported the bank he uses charges $9.90 a month in ser- vice fees on a chequing account. "ren dollars a month isn't a lot to us, but it is to someone getting $520 a month. "It's taking food out of their mouths," Coun. Nicholson charged. Durham finance commissioner Jim Clapp said he's confident the financial institution will give workfare clients a break. "I be- lieve the Royal will waive the charge to welfare recipients" Region chief administrative of- ficer Garry Cubitt said having so- cial assistance cheques directly deposited is encouraged, but isn't mandatory under Ontario Works. He didn't know the number of re- cipients who have direct deposit but believed it's a high percent- age. The matter will be considered by the committee when it meets again May 26. If you're thinking of pre -planning, call us and we'll explain why choosing your cemetery first, makes pre -planning easier. (905) 427-3385 2505 Brock Road North, RR #1 Pickering, Ontario L1V 2P8 .;0 _I I V. . I,14,1M ~ Used Lars rom Saturn The,ie tWo wore change everything. Buying a used car doesn't have to be scary. At Saturn, we sell used cars the way we sell new ones. As you can see here, there are all kinds of Used Cars from Saturn. Some aren't even Saturns. But all have important features in common. For example, all our used Saturns that are less than five model years old, with under 100,000 km on them come with a zero -dollar -deductible, 12-month/20,000 km Extended Vehicle Coverage warranty. And all our used cars come with our three-day or 250 km Money -back Guarantee, and Saturn's no -hassle, no -haggle buying experience. Drop by and see. ,� I USED CARS smum, from SATURN MOTORCITY SATURN ISUZU A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. Tito Real to — MK ELECT N 99 Election Notebook Young Tory bus grounded OSHAWA - Mike Harris's Conserva- tives have pulled a young Tory support- ers bus off the road after allegations of drinking on the vehicle, which reportedly included an Oshawa student. But the party is denying the reports of alcohol or cigarette use on the bus, said Paul Rhodes, senior media advisor for the Harris campaign. "We have talked to the bus driver who was drmng and he has sent us a letter and is saying there was no drinking on the bus and no cigarette smoking is permitted on the tits" he said. "That does not preclude the possibility of some inappropriate behaviour when the bus was stopped or in hotel rooms. We just don't know what happened. We've made the decision ... t was better to cancel the bus tour of young supporters" i NDP leader Howard Hampton said his party heard from an Oshawa teacher who claimed a 17 -year-old student talked of getting all the "food and booze" he wanted and drinking on the bus dur- ing the tour earlier this week. The teacher, Tom Neuman of O'Neill Colegiate, would not comment any fur- ther on his statements to the NDP. "I've been advised by my admjntstra- tion, at this point in time, not to say any- thing," he said, adding he is waiting for legal advice about confidentiality issues. He did confirm what the NDP has released is what he relayed to the party after hearing what the student toll him and other students. He cannot reveal the name of the student, he said. Mr. Rhodes said the bus did riot have an official stop scheduled for Os- hawa but it may have stopped in the city and picked up some young People. He added the bus organizers do not ask young people if they have their parents' permission but leave that up to the young people. While he did not know if orgarrzers check kids for booze, he said organizers have explicitly stated there was no alcohol on the bus and none was Provided by them. OPP officials confirm they wil inves- tigate the alegabons contained in a let- ter by Mr. Hampton. Mr. Rhodes said the aNegations are for poice to decide, adding the Conservatives would defirtite- ly co-operate. Deur Council hosts election forums Durham Regional Labour Courted is holding election bruins for al ridings in Durham Region. The alkandiklialles meeting for the Aox-Pidrsring-Uxtxidge riding Wil be •Meld Monday, May 17 at Pine Ridge Sec- ondarySchool, 215 Liverpool Rd N., 1136wring. The WFrby-Ajax rising meedntg is Thursday, May 20 at Sinclair Secondary Sdtool, 380 Taurdon Rd E., Whitby, The Durham Riding form wi be held Tuesda% May 25 at Bowmarivie High Sdiod, Lyerly Road North, Bow narnnlle. The form for Oshawa riding wE be held Wednesday, May 26 at the CAW Hal, Philp Murray Avenue, Oshawa. Al forms will run from 7 to 9:30 P.M. NESS COVE I F j�l�i� ft,,14 c�N iwU+T�A Community agencies want answers Candidates discuss job creation A group of community agen- cies, primarily serving children, have posed a number of questions to the candidates. Those groups in- clude the Ontario Association of Social Workers, Denise House, Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, John Howard Society, YWCA, Fair Share for Durham Kids, Durham Child Poverty Task Force and the Ajax -Pickering So- cial Development Council. Over the next three weeks the News Ad- vertiser will publish as many ques- tions and answers as possible. THE QUESTION: The current government claims it has created a lot of jobs. yet 36 per cent of all poor children live in a family with at least one parent working full-time. How many jobs will your government create with wages between $12 and $15 per hour, the amount needed to raise working families above the povem- line? PickeringAiax- Uxbridge Riding JIM WISE'MAN, NDP The current government created SALE !� PECIAL BARGAINS 'i 1N TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri. May 14, 1999 News Advertiser *011111906 Pkb. .N* •. r ' fareeitll Tie 411110111 ' Doable oa1111 Pitt Food Baba AjtlrPitr ' hale t.eteber itjlt�itk 'Q • liN"a Il1111M a llic a Nam ' 1111, Nona *Fkk 111111211"d WA •piltachw Mak .SONA{ittiltit ISM Nk aswceft ' DdmW to sdoce:d WuwW& ody Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy lapa, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box +cling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, call •-et T�I''y' DUNCAN FL ,7CHER at i Sat Zo part-time low-paying jobs. Creat- ing jobs with decent wages re- quires appropriate training and ed- ucation. The cuts to the public sector re- sulted in major job losses. Employ- ers have to take on the responsibil- ity to train. JANET ECKER, PRO(: RESSI V E CONSERVATIVE Much research points to the fact that families are better off if at least one parent is working. We have undertaken two inde- pendent surveys showing that over 60 per cent of those leaving wel- fare did so for employment, and that a majority of those landed full- time jobs paying better than mini- mum wage. People are better off working and it is far easier to get a job when you have a job. Because of the 69 tax cuts we made in the last four years. Ontario families have more money in their pockets. Your vote coutrdWl Mark vour spot on June 3 03 Sear Friday's Carrier of the Week is Sean. He enjoys playing hockey. Scan will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Cowgr bdatious Scan for being our Carricr of the Wcck. Waknart,Ajax 135 Kingston Rd..Ajax 222 Bayty St. W. Ajax 726 Kingaon Rd.. Pick, 1360 Kinttaton Rd. Pick The lowest income earners re- ceived a tax cut of just under 50 per cent, and 140,000 low-income earners now pay no Ontario tax at all. Whitby Aiax Riding JIM FLAHERTY, PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE The Progressi,e Conservative government decreased the provin- cial income tax rate by 30 per cent. We have cut taxes 69 times since 1995. We will cut the income tax rate by a further 20 per cent in our next term, leaving more money in the pockets of working people. Our plan for the future is to con- tinue on the right track for jobs for all. ALDO DIGIOVANNI, LIBERAL A Liberal government would work to ensure and sustain condi- tions favourable to high-quality job creation. uestlons. PICKERING-AJAX- UXBRIDGE RIDING Janet Ecker - PC 1550 Kingston Rd. 831-7276. Dave Ryan: Liberal 928 Kingston Rd., Pickering 509-1044. liberals@horm.com FAX: 831-6253, Jun Wiseman: NDP 1420 Bayly St., Unit #6, Picker- ing. Cell phone: 416-540-0462. WHITBY -AJAX RIDING Jim Flaherty: PC 352 Brock St. W., Whitby. 430-5953 and 235 Bayly St. W., Ajax. 427-2380. Aldo Di Giovanni: Liberal 1123 Dundas St. S., Whitby 430-43241626-2536. Betty Ann Craig: NDP 570-)931. bettyann.craig@ sympatico.ca AM VVM 4 NEVUS ADVERi1SER FRIDXV EDnWK Muy►14,1999 Appeal sent out to Durham Region parents Bomb threats carry consequences BY SUS.4N O'NEILL Staff ti'riter Police are appealing to parents across the region to warn children about the con- sequences of prank phone calls or idle threats in the wake of numerous rumours at Durham schools about bomb threats and copycat shoot- ings. And, school board offi- cials vow student safety is their "prime concern" as ru- mours of copycat incidents circulate throughout schools following shootings in Col- orado and Alberta. Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Grimley reports police have responded to a number of schools in the re- gion regarding threats of vio- lence since April 30 and says officers attended five schools on May 10 alone as a result of prank calls. "Unfortunately these rumours have not only persisted but have increased to the extent that some schools are reporting a de- crease in student attendance by as much as 40 per cent;' he said in a news release, re- porting a student at an Os- hawa high school demanded millions of dollars in ransom Wednesday or the school would be blown up. In one Clarington case, police did lay charges against a student because of a 'hit list' which named specific targets. Sgt. Grimley said Thursday police have been trying to downplay the activity because they "didn't want to add to the problems school boards are facing" He says the incidents, which continue to tie up po- lice manpower, are having a negative impact on schools. "Certainly a lot of man hours are being used up but I don't have the actual num- bers;' he said, adding anyone found to be involved in these JIM GRIMLEY 'A lol of man hours are being used up...' types of incidents "is proba- bly looking at public mis- chief charges or threatening:' He notes both carry a sen- tence of up to five years in prison. Gem' Blake. supcnntcn- dent of program, an!X1'1;'` schools for the Durham Catholic District School Board, reports, ..We've worked very closely with the police to follow these (ru- mours) up:' He adds there has been "no foundation to any of these rumours. But we have to take it seriously. "We're doing everything we can to ensure our kids are safe;" he says. Mr. Blake notes the board has witnessed an increase in rumours of school violence since the recent shootings. "I think the Columbine in- cident has accelerated it. There's no question about that;' he says, noting while the calls may only be pranks. "we have to take each call se- riously. It's unfortunate that this kind of stuff happens in society." Teresa Freedman, superin- tendent of student services for the .eparate board, con- 'lr•• .'.Il have been coun- al :Police selling students and schools are working closely with po- lice. 1 think we've been very alert ... I think more than any- thing we have to be aware of students who are either bully- ing others or groups that are forming. And, we have to look at at -risk students who may be the victim of bully- ing;' she says. In a news release issued by the Durham District School Board Thursday, di- rector Grant Yeo reports threats against schools are being treated seriously by the board, which offers more than 20 school violence pre- vention and safety programs in schools throughout Durham. Sally Mcllveen, principal at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering, reports the school was evacuated Monday following a 911 prank call claiming a bomb would go off at the Liverpool Road school at lunch time. "We did evacuate the school prior to the noon hour," she says, noting a "thorough search" of the school was conducted by po- lice. The school also held an information session for par- ents and students Tuesday night to provide information about the rumours that have been circulating and how they were handled. At Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School in Whitby, principal Bob Henry reports there has been a "mild hysteria" at the school since the two shoot- ings in Alberta and Colorado last month. ' There are rumours circu- lating across the region;' he says noting 'Vere were ru- mours that there was going to be a bomb" at the school on May 6 and again on May 12. He notes both days were "non-events". VE GR Q MENEMR "1111 ., Ligoia Chlorine 20l OPENING KITS Chlorine Pucks 7 SAVE AN ADDITIONAL Kg i cow. $ .00 AND RECEIVE A $ ,99 '20.w OFF � NOT 6 » Fuse. AUTOMATIC POOL INC FREE 1 LITRE 37 L-- slr . 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Gem' Blake. supcnntcn- dent of program, an!X1'1;'` schools for the Durham Catholic District School Board, reports, ..We've worked very closely with the police to follow these (ru- mours) up:' He adds there has been "no foundation to any of these rumours. But we have to take it seriously. "We're doing everything we can to ensure our kids are safe;" he says. Mr. Blake notes the board has witnessed an increase in rumours of school violence since the recent shootings. "I think the Columbine in- cident has accelerated it. There's no question about that;' he says, noting while the calls may only be pranks. "we have to take each call se- riously. It's unfortunate that this kind of stuff happens in society." Teresa Freedman, superin- tendent of student services for the .eparate board, con- 'lr•• .'.Il have been coun- al :Police selling students and schools are working closely with po- lice. 1 think we've been very alert ... I think more than any- thing we have to be aware of students who are either bully- ing others or groups that are forming. And, we have to look at at -risk students who may be the victim of bully- ing;' she says. In a news release issued by the Durham District School Board Thursday, di- rector Grant Yeo reports threats against schools are being treated seriously by the board, which offers more than 20 school violence pre- vention and safety programs in schools throughout Durham. Sally Mcllveen, principal at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering, reports the school was evacuated Monday following a 911 prank call claiming a bomb would go off at the Liverpool Road school at lunch time. "We did evacuate the school prior to the noon hour," she says, noting a "thorough search" of the school was conducted by po- lice. The school also held an information session for par- ents and students Tuesday night to provide information about the rumours that have been circulating and how they were handled. At Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School in Whitby, principal Bob Henry reports there has been a "mild hysteria" at the school since the two shoot- ings in Alberta and Colorado last month. ' There are rumours circu- lating across the region;' he says noting 'Vere were ru- mours that there was going to be a bomb" at the school on May 6 and again on May 12. He notes both days were "non-events". VE GR Q MENEMR "1111 ., Ligoia Chlorine 20l OPENING KITS Chlorine Pucks 7 SAVE AN ADDITIONAL Kg i cow. $ .00 AND RECEIVE A $ ,99 '20.w OFF � NOT 6 » Fuse. AUTOMATIC POOL INC FREE 1 LITRE 37 L-- slr . M7/99--—����E��T — [STRENGTH M' 17/ CLEANERS -1- �S. _ tL. 99 _ — — — ucL• t7/99 i4,,iy* mm rp Ne,iuhhnnrc vnw tf fiorht harkSaturday barbecue in Pickering NEIGHBOURS from page / want action from police as fights Crohn's well — such as hicycle patrols I night and causing problems on the William Dunbar Public School property, as well as be- hind the supermarket at the local mall. They reported there are fre- quently up to 100 teens hang- ing around the 24-hour dough- nut shop at the same mall and people are often too intimidat- ed to go there at certain hours. One said having the doughnut shop and the park nearby was a "lethal combination". Among those determined to stop the partying and return the neighbourhood to normal is Paul Urquhart of Mount Castle Crescent. "It's always been an ongo- ing problem;" he said in an in- terview, "but it's getting to a higher level now. They set fire to the front of a house and they tried to steal a neighbour's car. We've encountered everything from 12 -year-olds smoking dope and drinking beer to 18 - and 19 -year-olds doing the same. There's rowdiness, van- dalism and fighting. We've heard shooting. we've heard screams Park fight confirms fears DOUG DICKERSON CommunitN• meeting to discuss options. Mr. Urquhart and some neighbours have already been patrolling the ravine area for the last five weeks to discour- age the revellers. Other resi- dents have organized them- selves into patrol groups, and several noted just taking a group of adults with flash- lights into the ravine is often enough to clear out the partiers. But the residents said they PICKERING — It was less than an hour after the end of a community meeting on problems with rowdy teens in Forestbro o)k Park when police were called there to break up a fight involv- ing a large group of youths. One youth was arrested on a charge of assault with a weapon following the incident. Area resident Paul Urquhart said he heard some noise in the park shortly after arriving home from the meeting Tuesday around 10:45 p.m. and looked outside. "There were about 12 kids beating up on one kid in the park. This kid was getting pummelled pretty good " Worried the youngster might end up seriously hurt, he hurried to the scene to try to break up the fight and calm things down. Mr. Urquhart said the teens told him one friend of the youth being beat- en up -had hit a gird with a baseball bat, and another of his friends had hit her boyfriend over the head with a beer bot- tle. He heard the two who started the trouble had fled to a nearby house. The youth left behind appeared to have a broken nose and cuts on his face. Mr. Urquhart said it looked like the kids in the park were about 14 to 16 years old and some appeared to have been drinking. Another area resident had called the police who arrived on the scene pretty quickly, reported Mr. Urquhart. Durham Regional Police spokesman Sergeant Jim Grimley confirmed police were at the park that night to quell an incident involving about 20 youths, that there had apparently been assaults with a baseball bat and a beer bottle, and that one person was charged. and sweeps of the park to ar- rest the troublemakers — and measures from the Town and school hoard such as improved fighting around the school and park. They also vowed to ap- proach the owner of" the mall where the supermarket and doughnut shop are located to say they won't he shopping there any more if something I sn't done about the loitering teens. Inspector John Morrison, the new community office leader for Durham police in Pickering and Ajax, agreed the citizen patrols and other mea- sures suggested by residents were a good idea, though he warned the patrollers should avoid confrontations. "You're headed in the right direction Insp. Morrison told the citizens. But he also said the "communication system" between police and residents didn't appear to be functioning and an effort was needed to get the officers assigned to the area and the community work- ing together. lou .irr in%itro.l toi 10111 u. for an Informatire and Timeb, Evening Prc•svnttn.i� MW Hosted by Jeff Eoaglas, Financial Consultant Date. WCdncsclay Slav W", 11") rune: ":00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Location: (:tdlcn Gardrns. %'hitby RESERVATIONS ARE REQUYRED Contact Donna McBridc at (905) 428-54-4 or r -mail donna mcbrido 0ca.mi.com Merrill Lynch Member d lsriedien Investor Protection Fund CALLING VOL to, loin the MME MOST PROGRAM Social Development Council ofAjax-Pickering is itevJNug everybody interested to come and learn about our fr ifendsbip program wbicb tMawbes volunteers u*b new immigrants to Canada. It's a perfect chance to make new friends and learn about a different culture wbUe you sbow a new immlgrant bow to be apart of our community. Information session on Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 6x30 p:m. in Ajax. For more information and to confirm attendance contact Mahmood (Host Program Coordinator) at 905-686-2661. awha�chrewc Funding support of Citizenship and Immigration Canada is acknowledged disease and colitis M & M Meat Shops in Durham Re- gion and across Canada will hold chari- ty barbecues Saturday, May 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The money raised from the event will go to the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of Canada, and the fund-raising goal is $6500X). If that target is met, M & M Meat Shops will have raised close to $4 million for the foundation ~ince 1989. For a minimum donation of $2, peo- ple will receive a hamburger or hot dog, a drink and a bag of potato chips. M & M Meat Shops are located in Pickering at 121 I Kingston Rd. and in Ajax at 20 Harwood A� e. S. Kosovo refugee camp visitor updates situation PICKERING —A report on the sit- uation in Kosovo will be part of a spe- cial evening being held Saturday. May 15 at 7 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The report will he provided by Scan Campbell, executive director of Samari- tan's Purse Canada, who has just re- turned from the refugee camps. The evening will also feature a concert of gospel music by the Pfeifers. Everyone is welcome to attend and tickets can tx; purchased at the door for S8. For more information call 839-4621. Port Perry's Premier Retirement Community Life Lease Bungalow's and Full Service Retirement Living on the ,Shore of Lake Scugog Model Suites Ooen �11L« ` _ mss', SATURDAY MAY 15 10 A.M. 5 P.M. Fora minimum $2 donation, you'll get a burger or hot dog, drink, Humpty Dumpty Chips, and the indescribable feeling of helping others. Every cent goes directly to: Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada Foundation cairod1k the des maladies Irtllammat011MS de 17ntesdn 2 > "Viv. z ■ [C Vino Pick. illager u� ow 2 C Ford o C ntr = J t%M -PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISElt,FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 19P9 E d t o r a & OpiNioNs GC�teb,ate�th�_._ Fara-.,: N EWS ADVERTISER M A Y 1 4, 1 9 9 9 17 16 1 •9v EDITORIAL School threat may end your future Say goodbye to life as you know it if you threaten students or school It's been happening all too frequently lately. Cowardly people in Durham have been exploiting the fears of students in the wake of tragic school shootings in Colorado and Alberta and making threats they'll repeat the carnage here. It all began April 30 when two bomb threats were made against schools in Durham. It's continued since. Some students in the region have been making face-to-face threats against other pupils that they intended to bring a gun to school the next day. One juvenile delinquent indicated he'd made a hit list and was planning to re-enact the deadly shorting at Columbine High School in Littleton. Colorado. Just this week. a bomb threat made against Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickenng forced an evacuation: police were called out to five schools in Ajax and Pickering on one day to respond to various threats: and an anonymous caller purporting to be a member of the Trenchcoat :Mafia claimed he'd blow up an Oshawa high school unless he was given millions of dollar. Threats similar to those have been made against individual students and entire schools in the region. We didn't report the individual throats because we believe doing so would only give the twisted individuals the undeserved attention they seek. Your community newspaper believes that re- porting each and every threat is sensa- tionalism at its worst. it gives hooligans a spotlight they don't warrant: and it fuels other troubled souls to commit similar cowardly acts. On the other hand, we will be all too happy to report the names of individuals charged with these crimes - and they are crimes. For example, we'd love to report the name of the 15-vear-old Clarke High School student in Clarington who faces four counts of threatening death. Unfor- tunately, we can't because the Young Offenders Act protects thugs of that age. Besides, the scorn he's probably feeling from his peers and the ostracism by other teens are perhaps more stinging than any punishment that could he doled out by the judicial system. A few words to anyone contemplat- ing similar threats against students or schools: Get a life. Such threats are crimes, not harmless pranks. Police are treating them senoush and will charge you. Your name will be published in this newspaper if you're 18 or over. Even if you're younger. you'll be cut off by your friends. You'll surcly be suspended from school, you might even be expelled. You could even face a lengthy jail term. With little education, a criminal record and no friends, your future may be shot for good. Think about it. E-mail vour comments on this editorial to nnewsCddurham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. This time, you should be heard kpAIP G65, STILL Q LITTLE LEEN OF NATIONAL LEADER, MEET cVU M�� ua EMU UE Pmo YVom Tw TokiLLUGr Llwun "E MAI L' i VW CWU. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We'll all pay for nuclear debt ball -out To the editor: I am venting to correct a small but significant typo in your report about Ontario Power Generation's intentions to restart the four Picker- ing 'A' nuclear reactor. The April 20 story headlined 'A case for start- ing idled Pickering reactor' indi- cated that 1 said the nuclear debt re- lief provided for the new corpora - Have a say on Ontario's future on June 3 Yes, indeed it's election time again. Actually, we've been blessed throughout this decade. Since Septem- ber of 1990. we've only, had five provincial/federal elections counting the one we're currently in. Arid just eight elections in all when you toss in those every -three -years municipal races. The point is rather simple: with so few opportunities, because of consis- tent majority governments at the provincial and federal levels, electors must choose wisely or live to regret their choice. Amazingly enough, this campaign, though it seems to have only just begun, has less than three weeks left to run. In only 20 days, you'll be counted on to enter the polling booth and mark your ballot. You may not get another chance to vote to change (or reaffirm) the provincial government until 2004. Are you paying any attention to the platforms being presented by the three mainstream party leaders? Are you Tim "' Kelly e Staff Editor bothering to get to know your local candidates and what they stand for? Are there issues - taxation, health care, education, welfare rates, the environ- ment, job creation, property assess- ment and municipal/provincial respon- sibilities - about which you are pas- sionate? Do you care at all about what happens on June 3 and for the three, four or five years afterward? Many people feel their vote is worthless, their voice lost in the wilderness, their interests disregarded. Most of the time in our society, this is true. On the other hand, most of us are caught up in our own lives, our own concerns and we don't have the time, inclination or energy to get politically involved. And, that's to be expected. We elect representatives to do the 'dirty work' for us and we expect, and have the right to expect, they will han- dle the job responsibly. But every so often - now - we have the chance to speak up and be heard and be listened to. If only for the next few weeks out of the next four or five years, take the time to pay attention, to understand what candidates stand for, to question their promises and to make a pledge to vote. Many decisions about the future of Ontario will hang on who takes power June 3. If you want to feel you've had a say for or against the government which takes office after election day, get involved now. E-mail your comments on this col- umn to news@durham.net Submis- sions which include the writer's fun name and town of residence will be considered for publication. tions was about $20 million. In fact it is $21 billion or $2I,(XX) million. This is the world's biggest nu- clear industry bail-out. Ontario Power Generation and Ontario H}dro Services Company are being allowed to walk away from more than $21 billion of their debt and li- abilities which total, by their own estimate, $39.1 billion. This bail- out makes nuclear power seem much cheaper than it is. Approximately $13 billion of the nuclear debt bail-out will be paid through payments in lieu of property taxes and federal and provincial taxes and other addition- al charges on electricity rates. The remaining $x hi Ilion of the nuclear bail-out will be paid for through a 'Competition Transition Charge'. Even those of us who opt for clean renewable energy from indepen- dent producers and choose to boy- cott Ontario Power Generation's nuclear and coal -generated electric- ity will tv forced to pay this nuclear tax. The $21 -billion nuclear bail-out gives Ontario Power Generation's nuclear stations a huge unfair ad- vantage over cleaner, greener and cheaper electricity producers. Without this bail-out, Ontario Power Generation would not be able to afford the $1 -billion cost of re -starting the four Pickering 'A' re- actor, and the even higher cost of re -starting the four Bruce 'A' reac- tors. If all the costs were added up, there is no question that restarting the 'A' reactors at the Pickering and Bruce nuclear stations would be more expensive than high -efficien- cy gas-fired co -generation, or cost- effective energy -efficiency pro- grams. Irene Kock, Durham Nuclear Awareness NEWS ADVERTISED A Metroland ComnlUnll\ Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chic] Steve Houston Managing Edaor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak ClassiJied : I dverusoig Manager John Willems Real Estate f utomonn e Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office .tlanager Barb Harrison ('ompostng .tlanager i` eves (905)683-5110 Sales (905) 62(3-51 10 Classifieds (905) 683-070; Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-%363 E ,%lad newsroom u durham.net Web address w•ww.durhamne%k s.nct 130 Commercial Aye.. Ajar. Ont. L IS 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The Ne%%s 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 Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classifj or refuse any advertise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. AOCI C+:CNA ■ r "iAeV84 ib4ii 0Abf61V'etli15HVl,11y'fi:1l4i 7u6 Officer says crash `worst he's ever seen' I NEwSmus ,NAiAx AND PICKERING Four teenage girls survive `horrendous' Hwy. 2 accident BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer "It's nothing short of a miracle" four teenage girls escaped serious injury or death Thursday when a stolen minivan in which they were fleeing police collided with a dump truck on Townline Road just west of the Oshawa-Clarington border. Minutes before the crash, at about 9:50 a.m., Durham Regional Police received a report of four fe- males "acting suspicious" in a van parked behind a Hwy. 2 fruit stand just west of Holt Road, in Courtice. According to police, an officer in a marked cruiser arrived and the Chrysler Caravan sped off west along Hwy. 2, reaching speeds of 140 km/h. "The officer initiated a pursuit and very quickly called off the pur- suit because of the traffic situation and the manner in which the van was being driven:' said Sergeant Jim Grimley, the department's spokesman. The fleeing vehicle cut across a gas station parking lot at Townline Road and turned north, at which time it was spotted by another po- lice officer, said Sgt. Grimley. He said the van was trying to pass another northbound car when it spun out of control, fish -tailed into southbound traffic and was struck by the oncoming dump truck. "There was just a big bang and then a screech. The impact woke me out of my sleep," said Grant Pollack, one of several residents who rushed from their homes to help. Two occupants, 17 -year-old girls, were thrown from the van, while another had to be freed by firefighters. "I thought (at first), 'My god, they're dead.' But they were mov- ing," said Terri Gibner, among the first neighbours to reach the scene. A fourth occupant was able to climb out of the front passenger scat of the van without help. "She was in a daze, I just sat her down on the curb and got a blanket. She fell apart at that point. She started to cry:' said Mrs. Gibncr, 39, a supply educational assistant. Mrs. Gibner said the 16 -year- old recalled few details of the events leading up to the collision. "She did tell me she was the only one wearing a scat belt" The Province's Special Investi- gations Unit attended the crash scene but decided not to investigate further when it was learned the in- juries were not serious. Two of the girls were treated at I_akeridge Health Oshawa for "road rash:' then released into police cus- tody. Tbe two others, one of whom possibly suffered broken ribs, were treated at Iakeridge Health Bow- manville. and were also expected to be released from hospital. The SIU was called to this accident scene on Townline Road near Oshawa Thursday. Although a police chase was initiated by Durham Regional Police, it was quickh called ojf`. Sgt. Grimley said the second of- ficer who spotted the minivan called it "the worst collision he's ever seen... "It was pretty horrendous to wit- ness. It's nothing short of a mir cle they survived:' he said. In addition to broken glass and twisted metal, an assortment of items lay strewn across the road- way following the crash, including a fx)x of cookies, shoes, ;Ieeping bags, pillows, a cooler and a make- up bag. Police said the minivan was stolen in Halton Region two days earlier. The girls. also from Halton, all face charges of possessing stolen property. The 17 -year-old driver also faces additional charges relat- ing to the pursuit and crash. The driver of the dump truck was not injured. Follow your dreams, anti -racism forum guests told 'i BY MARIANNE TAKACS Stuff Writer PICKERING — Don't let anybody crush your spirit and self- esteem and don't give up on your dreams. That was the message brought by radio personality and local res- ident Spider Jones to young people at the annual Pickering Race Rela- tions Youth Forum Wednesday night at Town hall. Mr. Jones, who hosts a popular call-in show on the FAN 590, was the keynote speaker at the event. He recalled how when he was growing up in Detroit his own friends and his father ridiculed his childhood dream of becoming a disc jockey. "I remember my father telling me, 'Boy you better get your head on right; there ain't nobody black working on radio." Mr. Jones said the negative atti- tudes of everyone around him played a major role in his putting off his dream for 25 years, until he returned to school in 1979 to train as a broadcaster at Seneca College and went on to win jobs in the in- dustry. His program is now the number -one nighttime radio show in Canada. The negative attitudes of others and lack of self-esteem "can de- stroy the dreams of young people", he told the forum, urging youths to spend their time with people who think positively. "You can be anything you want to be in life if you believe in your- self," he said. Mr. Jones also had good things to say about the state of race rela- �t RON PIETRONIR01 News Advertiser photo Brittany LaManga entertained the Crowd during an anti -racism forum hosted at the Pickering municipal offices Tuesday. Groups gathered to discuss race relations strategies and to hear a special message from radio personality Spider Jones. tions in Pickering, where he has been living for seven years. "I know a lot about racism be- cause I grew up in it," he said. He noted there was no social interac- tion between the races when he lived in Detroit during the 1960s. "I never knew that blacks and whites could live in harmony until I came to Canada" But Mr. Jones added there were even racial problems in Scarbor- ough where he lived before mov- ing to Pickering. Kids here, he said "seem to get along much better, their attitudes are healthier." He urged the community to keep working together to prevent racism from growing in Pickering. "This is our community and we want to create a healthy, a safe and a loving environment for our chil- .Iron thou starts in the home be- : ause that's where racism starts." h was the fourth year for the annual forum, which included multicultural dances and musical perfilrmanccs by local youngsters, a .kit about race relations, and a panel presentation on issues relat- -d to race equity. During the panel discussion, Pine Ridge Secondary School stu- &nt council president Pat Finnson told the forum events like the school's multicultural day and Black History Month help foster good relations among all students. "One of the most important things is to run events and things at school that everyone can be in- volved in:" he noted. Sacha Carter -Charles from Critical Path Youth, a group put to- gether by the Ajax -Pickering So- cial Development Council to do race relations work in the commu- nity, said the government and soci- ety have to work harder to dispel negative stereotypes about immi- grants and recognize the skills and talents they bring to Canada. "Immigrants do have a lot to offer us," she said. "We just have to give them a chance and stop stereotyping" Stephanie Jackson of Critical Path Youth derided thy: media and advertising industry for their role in promoting stereotypes. "It lowers a lot of teens' self-es- teem because we do not all look like Barbie and Ken," she noted. Manraj Pannu of Dunbarton High School talke3 about how children with mixed cultural back- grounds are often ostracized. Same robber suspected In drug store heists A robber who stole a "large quantity" of pain killers from a Pickering drug store Tuesday night is believed responsible for a similar pharmacy heist down the street earlier this month. Durham Regional Police re- port a man entered Shoppers Drug Mart at 1355 Kingston Rd. around 11:30 p.m. and handed a pharmacy clerk a note demand- ing prescription drugs and indi- cating he had a gun. No weapon was seen. After the bandit was given the pain killers, he fled on a bike which was later found. A man matching the descrip- tion of the suspect in Tuesday's robbery also stole narcotics from A and B Drugs Ltd. at 1450 Kingston Rd. on May 6. The suspect in both heists is described as East Indian, 5'5", slim, with short black hair. In Tuesday's robbery, he was wear- ing a baseball cap, a green sweatshirt emblazoned with the letters FUBU, and blue jeans. Anyone with information on the robberies is asked to call po- lice at 683-9100. (Breast cancer support group meets Breast cancer patients and their families and friends are invit- ed to attend support group meet- ings offered by the Canadian Cancer Society. The Living with Breast Can- cer group meets Thursday, May 20 at 7 p.m. at the Fortune Finan- cial offices at 335 Bayly St. W. at Finley Avenue, Ajax. The group provides support and practical information. Participants are invited to talk or just listen. Registration is not req u i red. For more information call the Cancer Society at 686-1516. School board lays out anti -racism efforts Durham residents are invited to attend an education fair next month designed to highlight many of the anti -racism initiatives in place within public schools throughout the region. The Durham District School Board is hosting its Best Prac- tices in Anti -Racist Education Fair Wednesday, June 2 from 4 to 6:30 p.m. at the board's educa- tion centre. Durham resident Paul Arse- nault, a member of Canada's First Nations people and a former street person in Toronto who now works for Toronto Police, will pre- sent a motivational talk for stu- dents about how they can effect social change. Mr. Arsenault is slated to speak at 4:45 p.m. The event will also feature school projects, student perfor- mances, curriculum units and publisher displays on the theme of ethnocultural equity and anti - racism. The education centre is at 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. For more information call 666-5500. 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Scott Miller, 19, of Ajax, has been selected by Canada World Youth to participate in an exchange program to Prince Edward Island and Jamaica starting Aug. 20. The OAC student at Exeter High School feels he's been isolated and privileged living in Canada and he welcomes the chance to travel else- where to see how other people of the world live. "I feel that I didn't have a good idea of the world and how people live;' says the teen. "I've always lived very well and I know only part of the world has lived that well;' Mr. Miller leaves for P.E.I. later this summer where he will live with a local family. There, he will participate in vari- ous community projects. The team of 10 volunteers consisting of youths from Canada and Jamaica will help where needed, including in the child care and geriatrics fields. After three months in P.E.I_, the team members will depart for Ja- maica where they will perform a number of public services for four months. "I'll most likely be teaching Eng- lish and doing construction;' notes Mr. Miller. "I will be living in a poor community so whatever else is need- ed. I will be doing" Mr. Miller, who received the Citi- zenship Award from Exeter High for completing 50 hours of volunteer work, needs to earn $1,500 to offset the cost of the exchange trip. "I'm approaching service clubs and small businesses in Ajax as well as family for donations;' he says. "I also plan to put on a barbecue and a car wash to raise money for Canada World Youth;' Mr. Miller believes the benefits of his experience will go beyond acade- mics. "I hope to learn about the new cul- tures and I hope to learn how I can make a difference upon my return" After coming home to Ajax, Mr. Miller will be off again, working at a YMCA summer camp at Georgian Bay. Next September, he plans to go to Lakehead or Nipissing University .where he will study outdoor recre- ation or geography with hopes of be- coming a high school teacher or an instructor at an outdoor education centre. If you can support Mr. Miller in his efforts, contact him at 683-9767. gummy Ptete Fimmumg gummy F9M Scott Miller, an Exeter High School student in Ajax, is travelling to Prince Edward Island this summer to take pan in communih. projects in- volving children and seniors. He also saes he plans to do 'whatever else is needed ' during the summer exchange. OIL CHANGE ORSTRIPING i=y«WAft«"VCiW •'s W AWo soder & WWI" nx. Aj Call today to book an appointment • We do extrast ng 6W7131 in cas, back on an Ins,rm daim& 83744 We look after all collision deductibles. Rust c6ebrate the Future! Notice to residents DU H0AM Ll 1 9 7 4 4 1 9 9 9 Waste Management Advisory Committee Meeting The next meeting of the Region of Durham's "Waste Management Advisory Committee" will be held on Tuesday. May 18, 1999 from 7:00 p.m. in the Main Boardroom of the Region's Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby. The Public is welcome. For more information please contact the Region of Durham Works Department at (905)668-7721 or 1-800-372-1103. V.A. Silgailis, P. ENG. Commissioner of Works CORE AERATION SPECIAL $ 35 °° up to 5,000 sq. ft. of Lawn Last 2 Weeks 416-439-2829 Durham's child poverty must be tackled now: Brenner Children's advocate wants more per -capita funding Durham Region's child ad- vocate wants to make Queen's Park funding for needy and dis- abled children a provincial elec- tion issue. Pickering Councillor Mau- rice Brenner says, "If we are to put into action our collective political commitment to ensure an elimination of child poverty by the year 2000, we must act now. A motion approved unani- mously in the House of Com- mons in 1989 calls for an end to child poverty by 2000. Coun. Brenner plans to pre- sent a motion to Regional coun- cil's health and social services committee on May 19 calling for a public forum on the fund- ing issue. Fairness for Durham Kids' Campaign has lobbied succes- sive provincial governments for more money, yet Coun. Brenner reports the per -capita funding for children here is less today than in 1995. Four years ago, the Region BAGS FOR received funding of $187 per capita for children. At that time. Durham was ranked as one of the poorest funded communi- ties in Ontario, the councillor notes. Statistics show Durham now gets $186.65 per capita, leaving the Region still one of the poor- est funded municipalities, he adds. The health and social ser- vices committee meets at 9:30 a.m. at Hillsdale Manor, 600 Oshawa Blvd. N.. Oshawa. 0 S 011w Ya§d May 15 a IW" M SOD 199 1611 X 7811 PER ,,..,,,,,.,�» ROLL , 11 KkWW Rd. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EWM, Ysr 14, IWO PAGE 11 P Female teens talk Mind and Body PICKERING — A free four- week program is designed to help teenage girls learn about their Mind and Body. The Youth Centre is offering the program to females 13 to 19 years liv- ing in Ajax or Pickering. Mind and Body runs Tuesdays from May 18 to June 8, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, Liverpool Road south of Bayly Street, in Pickering. Guest speakers will address vari- ous topics at the workshop. There'll be an aerobics session, in- formation on being active, a cooking demonstration on healthy low-fat eat- ing, a workshop on personal safety, safe dating and healthy relationships, and hip hop dance instruction. For more information or to register call The Youth Centre at 428-1212. 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I1500 Kingston Rd at Liv*rpool Rd _ I Sww" Hours: Yon. -At 7:30 aan.4 p.tn. Stet. 7:30 aaa.4 pan., Sun. 9:30 &AL -6 p m. A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 1999 H o & GARDEN N ENVS 7.,%DV ER-T-ISER MAY 14, 1999 Lilacs evoke wonderful memories The small lilac bush in my backyard is cov- ered in buds. It is promising that, in due course its scent will fill the garden and bring memories rushing back to me. Certain flowers and plants entwine themselves through our real and imagined past and for me lilac re- minds me of happy memories of my grand- mother. Shc loved the scent of lilac and often used a fragrance that accurately mimicked the real thing (Yard- ley's 1 think). The earliest settlers brought syringa vul- garis, the common lilac, to this country from Europe. Extensive cultivation and hy- bridization has led to over 30 known species and 20X) vanctics that bloom as early as the second week of Ata% to the middle of June. There arc over 4W varieties of S%nnga vulgaris. This shrub has become naturalized throughout the country T Veronica Sliva fin The Garden and, it' left unpruned. becomes dense. coarse, top-heavy and prone to heavy suckering. After the common lilac. the Persian lilac. Svringa persica, is the next to bloom in late May. This graceful, up- right shrub carries a profusion of smaller, true lilac -coloured flowers and dark green foliage. Some of the better early bloomers include the early lilac. Svringa oblata var. di- latata, which not only has pink flowers but also turns a loveh red colour in the fall The very popular dwarf Ko- rean lilac, Syringa patu- la -Miss Kim', is ideal- ly suited to smaller gar- dens, maintaining a 5 - foot by 5 -foot spread and purple buds that open to pale icy blue flowers. Lilacs demand full sun and good air circulation. A neutral, fairly alkaline soil com- posted with plenty of organic material is nec- essary for good growth. After their first few years of regular water- ing, lilacs become quite drought -tolerant. They arc heavy feeders and need a good 10-10-10 garden fertilizer in early spring and after flowering. Failure to bloom can be caused by lack of fertilizer. Renovation pruning of old, over- grown lilacs should he K; cr ; r RING OPTOMETRIC CLINICI Dr. E. Gillezeal Dr. M. Fitzsimmi Dr. L. 1leng, Dr. A. I It and Dr. L. Voisin lkspcmi ri Frames and (emucts PickcrinR Medical INS1.i,'I rl:'. hi �JJ, 1UI(l' -i- � FkkovW. Oru:irN, Uy 6R6 ✓:/ 839.5303 683-11-15 Lab On Premises DaveaR Liberal candidate - Pickering -Ajax- Ux&fdge Invitesyou to join bitroe f+ora,balrbeque. Sundry, May 16, 1999 at 12:00 pm 1928 Kingston .Read (Ks")gsun Yard and Fairpwt Road) Have a bot dog, soft dsixk aid meet Dave. Bring your family andfriends and meet the man wbo will put mr end to four year; of Mike Harris policies. Dave Ryan Campaign Headquarters 928 Kingston Road Phc mc: 5(19-1044 E-mail: liberalsebome.com -AulhorrzW by the CFO for Dave Ryan done immediately after flowering. Cut one- third of the oldest canes to the ground, but be, sure to leave the main stem. This process can be repeated over a period of a few years. Lilacs can be per- suaded to produce more flowers next year by preventing seed pro- duction in this year's blossoms. Deadhead the flowers just as they begin to fade. Lilacs now come in eight rec- ognized flower colours. with some available in doubles as well. r r A_ Appearing from left to right above: Walmart employee Beth TyreL, Representative from Parkinson Foundation of Canada Mario Konidis, Walmart employee Jennifer Ayling, Walmart employee Kim Cabero, Walmart employee John Hofstra. On behalf of the Parkinson Foundation of Canada I would like to thank Walmart, Ajax for their generous donation to our organization totaling $880.00. 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Saw mm be ambiew Copyright 1999. Sears Canada Inc. ' AR PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14,1999 NEWSTr v & OuRism ADVERTISER MAY 14, 1 9 9 9 Baltimore neighbourhood a favourite for filmmakers BY TRACEY RAYSON Special to the Ne►rs Advertiser My soft pretzel is oozing garlic, so much so it could easily ward off vampires. I am savouring this local deli- cacy while browsing the Broadway market in the middle of a blue-collar street%cape. The market is a rich melting pot of ethnic flare, much like the immi- grants who make up the eclectic community that is Fells Point. This working -port neigh- bourhood was named after William Fell, an English land speculator who pur- chased the peninsula in which Fells Point grew. This Baltimore township was once renowned for its gritty working-class roots but now, lends itself to young urban professionals. However, there is a rich past that emerges in stories recounted by locals. "Every Saturday morning, the neighbourhood would come alive when women engaged in scrubbing their marble D -Frame S 4 4.a 94 front steps. Back then, fami- lies were judged on how clean their steps were and this proud accomplishment turned into a tradition;' says Tony, a customer at the Wa- terfront Hotel Restaurant. The restaurant is the sec- ond oldest brick building in Baltimore and withstood the Civil War and the First and Second World Wars. Its ex- posure reaches beyond visit- ing travellers. Since 1992. the building has been promi- nently featured on the NBC television series 'Homicide: Life On The Street'. Producer/director Barry Levinson. a native Balti- morean, also shot scenes from 'Sleepless in Seattle' in Fells Point. While the mer- cury soared well into the 30s, the City Recreation Pier was transformed into a win- ter wonderland during a September filming. Mr. Levinson also shot the film in Men in the area. Manv rowhouscs and businesses have stripped away the form stone to re - This Fells Point structure doubles as a police precinct in the popular television show 'Homcide: Life on the Street '. veal the original brick of the 18th -century. The neigh- bourhood's architecture in- cludes Federal, Greek Re- vival and early Victorian stvles. The Colonial -style Admiral Fell Inn on Thames Street was historically a boarding house for sailors and formerly a Seaman's SUPER SPRING SALE `ID -Frame & Futon:189" rariteed q Trice:I Bit ��. rs Spec ems° S 604 Coi I 5 Firm orPlush Ma est x.'269" D.s329" 0389" t$619" 7 m & Iron YMCA. The most recent tenant was a vinegar factory until the late 1970%, when it was closed before being re- born in 1985 as the Admiral Fell Inn. The European -style inn I T& frotn 95 SLngfe $79 i4atieSses 864 Coil Pinow �y L.A. ier &$459" D.=539" A19" 0829" Pillow Plush &$599"D.1679" Q$779" x$1149'4 WHITBY DtttwoAs 1540 Dttrtdee Street E4at Marr.IM earner of trra.os � oa.tYt .m 668-4300 s-om mt 299n S. BDRM. 2" - DOUBLE 199" S. CAP 59" MNIROR loon DESK 29V`i MITE 139" HUTCH 14908 Pocket Coil L*799" o.:889'a 0999" K=1329" ` PICKERING Ii 4 fi 4 1 rrordlttlM o«Mr -f BEDS • SUITES • LNEN • FUTONS • CRIBS • ETC. lrwt.4n a et * ea Fins wkq Available - Credit Cslde Aaspled 427-2047 -.� � ..�w'weaaiii is rair'arw r-.,• t.- -rwfh•/O'wa�:►•�• _.,'_•_—,-•••�.•.T?7.ar.lrr'i.i...iwaYwr.ws...r.........,. ._ sits among the brick side- walks. antique shops, pubs and restaurants of this funky neighbourhood on the water's edge. Comprised of eight adjoining buildings, the 80 sleeping rooms are furnished with Federal -style antiques reflecting the com- munity's history. The staff are attentive without being obtrusive. Their pride in the inn is evident in their commitment to the personal service, meeting each guest's com- forts and needs. Hamilton's restaurant, the main dining attraction in the inn, is a venture in New American Cuisine. Chef Robert Taylor cre- ates a diverse menu which evokes a contemporary flare. ;,1y selection, the States' signature Rockfish, was delicately pan -roasted, accented with an asparagus and watercress cream. As it was brimming with flavour, I enjoyed the experience of sampling a local staple. The seafaring past can also be enjoyed in the charming and cozy offerings of Celie's waterfront bed and breakfast. This three- storey B&B houses seven guest rooms, each distinctly decorated with antiques and fine collectibles. The patio doors open onto a fragrant garden where a hearty conti- nental breakfast is served in the private courtyard. The thick terry robe is a wel- come surprise after a relax- ing soak in the whirlpod tub. 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Leo Plue, co-ordinator of secondary school restructuring for the Durham District School Board, says the profes- sional development session has been scheduled to provide educators informa- tion about "the way the curriculum is structured and suggested assessment strategies". The Province's secondary school curriculum, which hits Grade 9 class- rooms this fall, introduces academic and applied courses and requires students to pestis a Grade 10 literacy test and com- plete 40 hours of community service during the new four-year program. Stu- dents will also be assessed by teachers on a new provincewide report card. Mr. Plue says teams of teachers from each high school are participating in curriculum training sessions on May 10 and 11. Those teams will then work with the region's teactk:rs at their re- spective schools dunng the afternoon of May 28. Mr Plue reports the board waited to schedule the half-day session until the Ministry of Education and Training made the necessary curriculum documents available to school boards. ..We wanted to let parents know in advance." he says. He notes the professional develop- ment session was approved by the min- istry when the board submitted its plan to the Province to make up time lost dur- ing the high school teachers' strike last September. Scholarships open to five high school grads The Multicultural Council of Os- hawa/Durham is inviting high sc=hool pupils to apply for one of five $1,000 scholarships for post -secondary studies. Applicants must be graduating from high school this year and must be en- rolling in a full-time post -secondary program at a college or university in September. The scholarships are intend- ed to recognize students' academic achievements, their school involvement and community service. Applications must be received by the committee no later than June 18. Five applicants will be selected. Applications must include a letter submitted by the applicant: a resume outlining sc=hool involvement, personal interests and service to the community: official and up-to-date transcripts of all high school courses, two letter of refer- ence: a 5(X)_t("(X) word essay on mul- ticulturalism focusing on enhancing the Canadian identity; and any other infor- mation the applicant wishes to provide. For more information call Mr. Min- nie at 576-2183 or Mary LahaJ at 728- 5205. DIPLOMlfPPOOL & SPH BACK -TO -POOL TIME SPECIALS;('7W LIQUID CHLORIN POOL OPENING KITS .� �y 95 � FREE Deluxe Premia Pod Towel SAT. s SUN. totRefill C"y astswt 7 -ATTENTION Just purchase TO7 BROMINE USERS! 115995 Bioguard 15 Minute Work Week Kit to receive your FREE colourful, A.remium "'� 2 FREE w_ u 0 uali beach towel A Pool Above All �• s l5AW VAI E The Rest! 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The community college and elec- tronics firm have together established the Energy Management Solutions Laboratory at the college's Whitby campus to "benefit students and com- panies where they find employment;' said Richard Hrynik, manager of ed- ucational programs for Schnieder Electric Canada Inc. There are actually six laboratory stations in the school, each with three modular power monitoring rooms. The power monitoring hardware and software has been supplied by Schneider Electric to help Durham College students learn the intricacies of automatic lighting control, power quality and efficient consumption. Durham College president Gary Polonskv said he was "honoured" and "thankful" that Schneider Elec- tric chose Durham College over other colleges and universities in the GTA. He also noted also that the electri- cal system that powers both the col- lege's campuses in Whitby and Os- hawa has been supplied by Schnei- der. "This has saved us over $2 -million due to the kind of (electrical) instal- lation;" he said. "It's not only great for the environment, it's great for the ADVERTISING CORRECTION In _ma ne. ',:- in wspaperPlease note 7 - 25 . on Kort -Go Impau' colectpn wA not be aarlade until May 25.1999. Due to suppNer debarY DroDkms. Eaton's wd ofkr ALL ALIA SPORT d ALL KDRET mercrurdrse in regutair, petite and roman saes at 25% off for the duration of this sale: Page 9 - Steve Madden lewellery will not be aaifade until May 14, 1993 Page .9 - A w can ToursW 'Compass Coflectron juggap - copy was omitted Copy should rad to rrchrdc: 'Intrdduictory Dna Aller MaY 23.1999 our regular gra will be as sfrdwn ; Page 20 - ClwOren's sunglasses (stow I wig not be aaftle. Page 21 - 25% oft Eaton Kds and Attitude cottorbipandex separms. Goa 4-14 - wig not be amiable until teav 21, 1993 Page 27 - Waring Wanders. Ousef Mae. 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The Arnts family of Mike and Ted and wives Brenda and 10 -Anna natio designed ih,�ii business with an emphasis on customer service making it easv for you to select your soil and stone. Thev have ori•.:- :.'. !isplays of e%cr% different stone, patio slab and interlocking brick so you can easily choose the right products for your home. "Vde specialize in Unilock and Allan says Mike. "We also have a great 1!-n of flagstone and natural stone rocks. • Competitively priced and inveniently orated on Brock Rd. 1 1/2 miles north of Hwy. #2. Arnts Loam Supply also carries many types of soil for sodding, gardening and top dressing for your iaw n. Of course you can have it delivered but cash and carry is also available. For more inforTnatwn :all ((M5 � 681-0887. 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Proudly t i tan ©ped and operated for over 17 years i . a �z t r T _ Iqa�a A I Pi 01 HLiewme $ Q% .4 E� j; SAM PAGE 20 "EWS ADVER•�TISER FRIDAY EDITION, r�Marp 14,1999 , c t jf t r r \f rpt s ,qtr" Feature 7 TI Ads mow Choosing the right carpet fibre Carpet fibre and how the carpet is constructed affect the appearance, performance, and value of your carpet. During manufacture. fibre is converted into yarn, which is tufted or woven to form the pile - the surface you see and walk on. Retailers' carpet samples are labelled to identify fibre content. Most carpet styles are made entirely of one fibre type - nylon, olefin, or polvester. Some styles may contain blends of these fibres. There are two fibre classes - natural, such resilience, its use should be restricted to areas of low traffic. Wool of' course. is a natural fibre and presents a heautiful appearance in carpeting. How c%er, v.00l may not be as resilient as man-made ,,irpet fibres and i, quite a hit more c \ pensive. Fibre is I ust one of the key points for selecting carpet. Watch for upcoming articles on choosing carpet for the best longevity For information call Carpet Towne at � 11- 21 1 1 as wool, and man-made, such as nylon, olefin, and polyester. Each has different characteristics. The following can help you make the right choice for your needs. Nvlon continues as the ideal carpet fibre. Its many attributes combine to provide outstanding durability,. performance, resilience, and appearance. Nylon lends itself to an unlimited variety of styles and colours at reasonable prices. Polyester fibre produces carpets that arc soft to the touch but not as resilient as carpets of nylon. Polvester is best suited for low traffic areas. Olefin (also called polypropylene) is often used in indoor/outdoor carpet and in tight, loop -pile commercial carpets. Due to its relatively low Advertising Feature Invest in your foundation/Repair those leaks Gordon Crawford of Crawford & Sons has been successfully repairing leaking basements for over 24 years and although he says, "I'm still learning," he estimates he has been in close to 15.0()0 homes and seen virtually every possible leaking situation one can imagine. Gordon says, "basically, the amount of years I've been in this business has forced me to develop hundreds of different techniques to successfully solve every .ituation I've encountered". He also says that "having an extensive background in specialty products for concrete, I know which products to use and which ones really work, that's why I can offer a 10 year full guarantee on all the work I do". Gordon prides his company on fast, neat and efficient service. He also prides himself on his troubleshooting ability. "I like to professionally solve problems at the least most reasonable cost to the customer. Sometimes that may involve excavating the entire perimeter of the house and replacing the weeping tiles but that is because it is absolutely necessary. What I won't do is quote on an expensive excavation type repair when I know a simple little interior injection will solve the problem. Give me a solid concrete foundation and 90% of the time I can inject the _ - problem with polyurethane by standing on the inside = -' and pumping right through the wall. Block foundations should be repaired from the outside but I try to isolate the problem within 10-15 ft. to minimize the excavation necessary." Gordon says "home owners should invest in their foundations in much the same way they invest in their roofs. Water corrodes and very quickly. The same way a leak in your roof starts corroding the wooden rafters, a leak through your foundation starts to undermine the very integrity of your home. People tend to live with the problem until it escalates into a bigger one. Catch it early enough and possibly save yourself a fortune." Gordon goes on to say that "no job is too big or too small and I can promise you a fair and objective evaluation of the problem:' For a free professional evaluation call Gordon at 905-686- 6880. ' h , SPRING SALE! _ 80% OFF Killian & Loretto ff ff Sale $84.99 .. •� f . . 1 !/ Mikasa, Noritake, Wedgwood, Waterford, Sarah's Garden, Johnson Brothers, Coal Port Figurines. dim Mi Weekday Weekend. Armani F�-gurines, Oneida, Fitzgerald ' f Heritage, Silversmith. Reed 6 Barlon, Royal$369 00 Sale S1 44- 99 C9 Worcester. Mariposa, Fitz & Floyd. Pen Delfn, S 199.99 Pin Wheel Crystal, Cherished Teddies. t Precious Moments. Retroneu, Royal Selangor, } Por, Ma -or Danby Sple,r d Christiana or Vendome or Plar,num Reg S30-537 .• FINE CHINA & CRYSTAL TV GIFT, BRIDAL. REGISTRY & BOMdOM=9 OVAri 1725 Kingston Rd. S.E. Comer of Brock Rd. & Hwy.2 �0 ��' fin the Mandan Plaza)p,K/,,,.,,,,,,,,�,,k�,�, , .,,,,.., Pickering, Ont. (905) 426-9161 THE MISADVENTURES OF CRAWFORD AND SONS I10emu AA i WATERPROOFING SPECIALISTS PROFESSIONAL INTECRIMQLAh ITY WORKMANSHIP (over 24 years experience and more than 8,000 homes repairs) INJECTION SPECIALISTS FOR FOUNDATION CRACKS POLYURETHANE/EPDXY (No Digging In Most Cases) Don't be fooled by the dry spring Leaks DON'T GO AWAY= Cement Block Foundations rubber membranP.s/sump wwngft FIX POTENTIAL LEAKS BEFORE RENOVATIONS p � tr/� �,oe . our expert trouble shooting offers you the optimum repair at the best prices with a 10 YEAR FULL GUARANTEE FREE ESTIMATES 905=686=6880 �5 wPialfa�t�VnarRia•rrs..:�r.ars,.r�rrfr�.,.irbrYf.►ifYi�iliar�.arrnlFla.•Ywaarwrwr..rr�Y.•Mr�r,uwfwi•.r. ,.. -,.. ..-y„a�1 _ _ ...,. A � t t'. . . P.T^F. e'1't't't'��.,•.^rr� � t►t �'. �?►r�rJkrR .��.* ��*�� ;•t•,�� •,�..-r 9 FeAn CARPET VALUE — INDOOR AIR QUALITY Carpet is still the best overall value in flooring. When compared per square foot to all other surfaces for cost, carpet comes out feet first. Today's carpets are all tested for indoor air quality by the Carpet and Rug Institute. Each product has to pass rigorous tests for off gassing of materials used. Products that are displayed in today's Floor covering stores will have a green label as they have passed the tests. Carpeted rooms that are properly maintained; vacuumed regularly to remove the dust and contaminants will give you years of healthy living in your home. = Of course, with every material used in home construction, air flow, especially in smaller rooms is very important. Each room should have a cold air return to recirculate stale air, hence, improving the health quality of the air in each room. Feel confident about carpet and look for the "green" label on the back of your carpet selection! CARPET STYLES AND TEXTURES r - . "7,7. Saxony. A dense level -cut pile. Yarn tufts Level -Loop. A simple loop pile with tufts or are closely packed, presenting a smooth, equal height. Durable construction makes it luxurious surface. Generally for formal appropriate for high -traffic areas and settings. informal rooms. Larger loops characterize the berber style. Plush. Also a level -cut pile but with Multi -Level Loop. A loop pile carpet with generally higher pile heights and not as two or three levels of tufts forming a dense as a saxony. Appropriate for informal random sculptured surface, typically a room schemes. berber style. Broad application including informal schemes. Cut -Loop. Yarns are tufted into large Frieze. A type of textured carpet with islands of high cut tufts and lower loop tufts highly twisted tufts that curl at the pile to form a sculptured pattern. Suits more surface. Especially suitable for higher traffic informal settings. areas. Drop by Carpet Towne Flooring Centre at 469 Kingston Rd. and their friendly and knowledgeable staff can assist you with your carpet decisions. 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Jr mom t \ GGiwxm wnbiti cyM so• % oorgialint put"mmoi and P S' wwu 3 �Eriynu.b. nswyoca tpta s.. % , when you purchase a Cana -Vac system you can mmwwwaw 9040% awmftwerwicomask rest assured knowing you've received the m * ss. % CWVKVW a:r, Wft ow 102 ton mz+grra gad st M f• % � l us .00° o *ch) d Best Quality, Best mwWmINWO oitWasm9"% of wrVidip.� Warranty Best Price HWA 42 1 @@ and best of all we're $ - �P229� INSTALLATION AVAILABLE DURHAM Npijg VACUUM PLUS LTD. • 1271 KINGSTON RD. - UNIT #2 „-,,,,,, TEL: (905) 831-2326 • FAX: (905) 831-6220 I - ��� .� r +;'. � , '!` ;�.�. x.: -.'tom ,.�•,; . , s. AIP PAGE 22 NEWS AMERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14,1999 Advertising Feature i,!" 64 Your ne- op home colour centre Come see what's new at the Color Your We're changing the way you see colour. World store in Ajax. You'll be amazed at Here's how we do it. We've created a super, the wide range of products and services we new colour language that takes all the offer. We have over 1,600 exciting new paint confusion out of choosing colours. The colours and a huge selection of Language of Color— is a system that v diides i wallcovcrings, colours intoto intoto IN blinds, window four mood groups; toppers and carpet. Vibrant Warm" Plus all the tools to Fresh and Calm complete your All you have to do home decorating is choose the projects. Try out mood -style you like our new Wall and then select Magic Kit. If you're -verything from ? trying to achieve z paint to carpet that professional faux share the same finish on your NNmbol. Gone is walls, this is the kit the guesswork of for you. There's no deciding whichsv right or wrong way colours go with - the results are which. Our uniquely yours. friendly staff can Everything you = assist with all your need to create this colour needs, so amazing look is in %isit your Ajax the kit. including a video of how easy it Color Your World Store and discover a really is, plus our expert advice from hands- world ot'colour possibilities. Call 683-2047 on experience. for marc int,,M%tt wn I rim I I _ �R �: SO 7 A A& At ONE DAY ONLY SAT. MAY i Doors Open at 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. k: it �'...:amiko TILES 0 STONE A collection of ceramic tile marble & granite natural slate Visit our showroom (416) 2 9 2-65 6 Mon -Fri: m 8:30-7:00p :)m Sat: 9:30-5:30r)m 1 Vff 011w Requior Low Mew , In cawAfted aft a" ~ "W&Wwaftow"" 105 Baylly St. W. (Loeb Pian Ajax) 683m7967 cow ftw ft" UW PON11. * Z1, NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 1999 PAGE 23 A/P �--- `�'� A SHOW OF HANDS Put up your hand if you love a puppet show! Exuberant puppet performers act out exciting folk tales from around the world. Saturday 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday 12.30 and 2:30 p. m. 1,4;FAIIIII;FI SII JOIN IN THE FUN! Children are invited to learn — and play! dance games from different countries, plus participate in a variety of 'a, t. .,:ties throughout the Cent; S .. � Saturday at 1:1 S d and 3:15 p. m. Sunday 2:15 and 4:15 p.m. ' 91 K 191 ' - I ISINGING AND DANCING TOWN CENTRE AROUND THE WORLD! Come and see children in colourful costumes perform traditional dances and sing folk songs from different countries around the globe. It's a feast for the eyrs and ears that's sure so Gft your spirits. At Centre Court on Saturday at 12.30, 2.30 and 4.30 p.m. Sunday 1:30 , and 3:30 p. m. �•,� 4� ILT on Rd. Over 200 stores to serve you in luding Eaton's, Sears and The Bay. Web Site: www.scarboroughtowncehtre.com AIP PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER (FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 1999 Entertainment NEWS ADVERTISER MAY Weekend at the movies Shakespeare characters in love Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering: A Midsummer Night's Dream: Kcyin Kline, Michelle Pfeiffer. Hermia (Pfeiffer) and Lysander (Kline) flee deep into the forest to escape Hermia's fa- ther who wants Hermia to many Demetrius. Demetrius bicycles into the woods in pursuit of his true love Hermia, only to be fol- lowed by Helena, who adores Demetrius. Chaos ensues when the trickster Puck administers a secret love potion, causing the lovers to mix and match with outrageous results. Analyze This: Billy Crystal, Robert De Niro, Lisa Kudrow, Paul Vitti (De Niro) is one of New York's most powerful gangsters. But when it comes time for him to assume his role as the of his crime family, he suddenly starts having panic at- tacks. Enter psychiatrist Ben Sobol (Crystal). Baby Geniuses: Kathleen Turner. Christopher Kim Cattrall. Dr. Elena !Lina —, (Turner) funds a secret rescar:h lab devoted to cracking the code to baby language. But when the best and brightest of these baby geniuses escapes from the se- cret lab into the outside world, they have to get him back before he exposes their secret forever. Forces of Nature: Ben Af- fleck, Sandra Bullock. Ben (Af- fleck) has to get to New York from Savannah for his wedding to Bridget (Miura Tierney). He has everything under control until an eccentric young woman Sarah (Bullock) literally falls into his life. Go: William Fichtner. Katie Holmes, Jay Mohr, Timothy Olyphant, Sarah Policy. Two young women are desperately looking to score some rent moncv before one is evicted. Two young men arc driving a car stolen during a wild night of partying 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. Welcome to the edgy comedy Go. in which the outraoc,lus mi�aa\entures I .i ,'r uIn_• rte, hlr lido in Los Angeles' raucous un- derground scene. Idle Hands: Devon Sawa, Seth Green, Elden Henson, Vivica A. Fox. The devil will find work for idle hands to do, so what happens when he goes on the prowl for a partner in crime and ends up with an utter- ly clueless 17 -year-old slacker'? The result is more moronic than demonic. Lost and Found: David Spade, Sophie Marccau. 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. But he's determined to get Lila's atten- tion and possibly even a date. Never Been Kissed: Drew Barr)rnorc, Moll) Shannon, David Arquette. Josie Geller (Barr more) yearns to become a reporter, but when she finally gets her wish, it turns out to be the assignment from hell. 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Call for details 905-426-6242 Let the Nevus Advertiser entertain you! -40040 Woqql'�C&FR_ ,famous care featuring o - - - 4 - 1111 ififs ZINIX - BLACK MASK (R) Fri, Mon -Thur 7:10-9:30 Sat -Sun 2:00-4:40-7:10-9:30 DOUG'S 1ST MOVIE (F) Sat. -Sun. 1:40 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) Fri., Mon. -Thur 7:20-9:40 Sat. -Sun. 3:40-7:20-9:40 ELECTION (AA) Fri.,Mon :Thur. 7:25-9:45 Sat. -Sun. 1:50-4:35-7:25-9:45 MUMMY, The (PG) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:00-10:00 Sat -Sun 1:303:10-7:00-10:00 THE MATRIX (AA) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:15-10:10 Sat -Sun 1:35-4:20-7:15-10:10 SHE'S ALL THAT (RE -R (PG) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:05-9:35 Sat -Sun 1:55-4:30-7:06-9:35 ENTRAPMENT (PG) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:25-10:05 Sat -Sun 1:45-4:25-7:25-10:05 THE MATRIX (AA) *Fri, Mon -Thur, 7:10-10:00 Sat -Sun 1:30-4:20-7:10-10:00 BLACK MASK (R) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:00-9:15 Sat -Sun 1:453:00-7:00.9:15 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (PG) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:05 Sat -Sun 1:35.4:10-7:05 SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE (AA) '9:45 1 O THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) 'Fri. Mon -Thur 7:15-9:35 Sat -Sun 1:554:15-7:15-9:35 THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS (PG) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:25-9:40 Sat -Sun 1:503:05-7:25-9:40 ELECTION (AA) *Fri. Mon -Thur 7:25-9:55 Sat -Sun 2:053:35-7:25-9:55 SHE'S ALL THAT (Re -Ft (PG) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:30-9:5o Sat -Sun 2:003:30.7:30-9:50 MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DR (PG) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:20-10:05 Sat -Sun 1:40-4:25-7:20-10:05 Let the Nevus Advertiser entertain you! Jet Li dons a Black Mask .11..Tfrom page 24 .elf -described `geek to the core' must go undercover at a local high school to report on today's teenagers. Now, at age 25, Josie must figure out her story and a potential new love while reliving her horrific adolescence. The Out-of-Towners: Goldie Hawn, Steve Martin, John Cleese. Henry Clark (Martin) and wife Nancy (Hawn), will do anything it takes to create more passion in their marriage. A pre- dictable business trip turns into a riotous series of mishaps that soars out of control when the couple ar- rive at a luxurious hotel. Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Paltrow. In 1593 England, struggling young playwright Will Shake- speare (Joseph Fiennes) is suffering from writer's block. Then, he meets Viola (Paltrow) and, inspired by love, puts the finishing touches on one of the great- est love stories ever told. Oscars galore! Now playing at the Cine- plex Odeon Ajax 10 Cine- mas: Doug's Ist Movie: Bawd on the top-rated tcle- vision series, the movie stars the average, lovable adolescent Doug Funnic. Entrapment: Scan Con- nery, Catherine "Leta -Jones, Ving Rhames, Will Patton. An insurance investigator (7xta-Jones) convinces her boss that only she can set the trap to catch legendary gentleman thief Robert MacDougal (Connery) by loosing as a master thief her- self. As their mutual attrac- tion and distrust grow, they plan a breathtaking heist on the eve of the new millenni- um. Life: Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence. Ray (Murphy) and Claude (Lawrence) are wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprison- ment. Over the course of 60 Years they witness hardship and kindness, cruelty and forgiveness The Mattrix: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fish- burne, Carrie -Anne Moss. In the near future, a comput- er hacker named Neo (Reeves) discovers that all life on Earth may be nothing more than an elaborate fa- cade created by a malevo- lent cyber -intelligence. Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah. A full-scale remake of Universal Pictures' semi- nal 1932 film about an expe- dition of treasure -seeking explorers in the Sahara Desert in 1925. After stum- bling upon an ancient tomb, they unwittingly set loose a 3,(x1) -year-old legacy of ter- ror. She's All That: Freddie Prinze Jr., Chris Owen. Teenage high school heart- throb "tach (Prinze Jr.) bets he can turn the school's geekiest girl, Laney Boggs (Rachael Leigh Cook), into a prom queen. He succeeds, but falls in love. Also p1gving: A Mielsunt- mer Night's Dreant, Go. Idle Hands. Never Been Kissed. Now playing at Picker- ing Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: 10 Things I Hate About You: Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles, Joseph Gordon- Levilt, Larisa Oleynik. Pop- ular, pretty Bianca Stratford (Oleynik) has a dilemma. A family rule forbids her from dating until her unpopular, rebellious. N)y-hating older sister Kat (Stiles) gets a suit- or of her own. Black Mask: Jet Li, Francolsc Yip, Lau Ching Wan, Karen Mok. Before he was "the mask Tsui was part of an elite military fierce of medically enhanced super soldiers rendered void of physical or emotional pain. Realizing that a care- fully orchestrated effort to murder all of Hong Kong's drug lords is the work of his former 701 Squad, Tsui must act fast. Election: Matthew Broderick, Reese Wither- spoon, Jeanine Jackson. Jim McAllister (Broderick) is a popular teacher who loves making a difference in his students' lives. Tracy Flick is the school's consummate overachiever ready for the student government presi- dency. Jim decides this human achievement machine must be stopped and recruits his own candidate for president, a popular sidelined football hero. When the two -person contest gains another com- batant and campaign fever sets in, the lines between right and wrong grow in- creasingly blurry. Also playing: Doug's Ist Movie, Entrapment, The Instruments, NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 1999 PAGE 25 AIP voices tuned up for upcoming shows The Ajax -Pickering Community Or- chestra will perform its third and final concert of the season in Ajax Saturday, May 15. The concert, entitled Romance for Spring, is slated for Ajax Alliance Church, at the corner of Westney Road one block north of Hwy. 401, starting at 7:30 p.m. Featured entertainer at the show is clarinetist Mark Pihowich. who'll per- form the First Concert for Clarinet and Orchestra by Carl Maria von Weber. Pi- howich is a professor of music at the McGill Conservatoire in Montreal. The concert will also feature music by Mozart. Weber, Rachmaninov, Ravel. Copland and Sibelius. There's no admission to the: concert, but donations will be accepted at the door. For more information call John Kraus at 831-8466. DJJ The Pickering branch of the Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association will host its 10th annual gala concert in Ajax Sunday, May 16. The afternoon of music. slated for St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St., will feature talented string, voice and piano pupils in performance. The show begins at 2 p.m. Special guest for the gala is Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson, who'll officially open the concert. Refreshments will be served follow- ing the show. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for students and seniors. All proceeds from the concert will fund workshops and clinics for music students of ORM'L'A members. DDJ The Durham Philharmonic Choir will present its third and final concert of the section in Oshawa later this month. The choir's French Connections show is an evening of choral and solo repertoire including selections by sever- al French composers. It's slated for Har- mony United Church, King Street East at Harmony Road. on Saturday. May 29 at 7:30 p.m. The Whitby Youth Choir, under the direction of Loric Easton, will also per- form. Tickets, at S 12 for adults and S 10 for seniors and students, are available at Wilson and Lee Music Store, Simcoe Street North, Oshawa; Information Os- hawa• at the Oshawa Centre; and from any Durham Philharmonic Choir mem- ber. For more information call 728-1739 or 721-9290. SLE � rE''S QIITRA6EOYSLYJUICY Tend er&Tanqu MATY&HAVY Bodaciouslr Geed 0 G. L E T �awNQ�Gu1D�ll(IOU� Applebee's Original Riblet Combo's. 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Pearson Public School hosts a fun fair for the Ajax community from 5 to 8 p.m. at the school, 21 Coughlen St. Activities in- clude games, prizes, rattle, white ele- phant table, bake sale, magician, pet- ting zoo, jumping castle and a barbe- cue. WALK-A-THON: The YMCA Pick- ering Family Resource Centre holds a walk-a-thon beginning at 9:30 a.m. at Hydro Park, Sandy Beach Rd., Pick- ering. Proceeds to the YMCA Com- munity Fund. Pledge sheets are at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 15A. 839-3845, ext. 308. CONCERT: The Plummer Avenue Folk Club presents An Evening With Cathy Miller in concert at Fellowship in Christ Church, 1755 Plummer Ave., Pickering. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.; music starts at 8 p.m. Opening band is Rural Highness. Tickets arc $8 for adults; $4 for students; $20 for family pass. Phone (905) 985-8866 (Sandy James -Mitchell) for informa- tion. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This weekly group deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependancy. Child care program available as re- quired during the meeting. All wel- come. Phone 428-9431 (Jim. evenings) for information. CONCERT: The County Town Singers present their springy, concert Sing and Swing at the Heydenshore Pavilion, 589 Water St., Whitby, at 8 p.m. and again on May 15 at 8 p.m. The evening includes Broadway favourites, show tunes, jazz, spiritual and classical selections. Following the concert, dance to the swinging sounds of the George Lake Band from 10 P.M. to 1 a.m. each night. Cash bar. Tickets are $12.50 for adults, $10 for seniors and available IN E SHOOTOUT QUALIFIERS • RICK ANDERSON OSHAWA • TIM FORGES PICKERING • CHRIS LOCKE WHITBY • DAVE LITTLE PICKERING • CARLO DILEGGE PICKERING • KEN LINKLATER SCARBOROUGH Next Site: Tnsdsy, Mly 18 THUNDERBIRD BILLBOARD MAY 14, 1999 at Lafontaine Trading Post, Whitby Senior's Activity Centre, Wilson & Lee Music and Walter's Music Cen- tre. 668-5469, 427-0201. SATURDAY, MAY 15 CONCERT: Agape Temple SDA Church holds a concert at 8 p.m. at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for chil- dren. 665-9070 (T. Campbell). TEDDY BEAR PICNIC: The Women's Centre of Ajax/Pickering hosts a free Teddy Bear Picnice from I l a.m. to 3 p.m. at Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Central Library. The Esplanade and Glenanna Rd. Crafts, games, story time, magic show, puppet show, free colouring books, a booth for teddy bear first aid. Vendor booths with children's products and services. Refreshments for sale. Volunteers needed, booths avail- able. Phone 8,1-9204 ( Darlene) for information. CONCERT: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cresc., Ajax, pre- sents A Musical Evening in May at 7:30 p.m, featuring musical talent from the Ajax area. Featured performers will be Imag- ine That, a Sweet Adeline quartet from Scarborough. Refreshments will be served. Tickets are $10 for adults; $8 for seniors and $6 for children 12 -and - under. Tickets available from any St. Paul's choir member or at the church office. Phone 683-4740 for informa- tion. CONCERT: The Ajax -Pickering Community Orchestra will perform its third and final concert entitled Ro- mance for Spring at the Ajax Alliance Church, corner of Westney Road one block north of Hwy. 401. at 7:30 p.m. Featured performer is clarinetist Mark Pihowich. The concert also fea- tures music by Mozart, Weber, Rach- maninov, Ravel, Copland and Sibelius. No admission fee, however dona- tions will be accepted at the door. 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The full day of track and field events was hosted by the school Tuesday. 4 ("4 (94 J 4 GOLF COURSE, Dt>,rham'&aahole executive.. 1 4, 1 9 9 9 Valley Farm school hoops champs PICKERING — The Valley Farm Public School junior boys' basketball team captured the Durham crown after defeating two local schools in the Durham Elementary Athletic Associa- tion Final Four playdowns at Pickering High School Monday. In the final, Valley Farm made short work of Lincoln Avenue Public School of Ajax, winning 41-29. Stephen Lopez and Gavin Satnarain led the way for Val- ley Farm with 12 points apiece. In semi-final play, Valley Farm ad- vanced to the DEAA championship game with a 39-25 victory over another Pickering school, Sir John A. Macdon- ald Public School. Lopez led the Valley Farm attack with a 20 -point effort. Meanwhile, Lincoln Avenue earned its way to the championship game with a low -scoring 19-17 victory over anoth- er Ajax school, Cadarackque Public School. Approximately 100 schools in Durham began DEAA junior boys' bas- ketball play at the beginning of the sea- son. Valley Farm coach Shawn Currie says it was an amazing feeling to capture the title this season. Valley Farm assistant coach Shairose Dharamsi noted that it wasn't only the skill level of the junior squad which led to the Durham crown, but a commitment to team play was also a key to victory. "Not only were they skilled and ded- icated as individuals, but they played re- ally well as a team;" says Dharamsi. Currie adds that the team members remained focused throughout the cam- paign. "We would have an hour practice and, on my drive home from practice, I would seem them outside their homes playing basketball. They were so coach - able and worked well as a team. They re- ally wanted to win it all" Team members are Fabian Samuel, Stephen Lopez, Ryan Rampersaud, Kyle Donnan, Devoe Joseph, Adam Bosilac, Zawar Khan, Prashob Menon, Dakota Martin, Aaron Morris, Shaun Hancock and Gavin Satnarain. Think about Pickering Hydro differently (like a community panne[) At Pickering Hydro, community partnership takes on real meaning. We are governed by a local Commission consisting of customer representatives. This ensures that decisions are made in the best interests of our community. We are committed to charging the lowest possible rates while maintaining friendly, personal attention in customer service. As well, you can depend on our reliability during the most adverse conditions. and expect the highest standards of quality in technical performance. Ask about our -$10 service guarantee today! PICKERING HYDRO Your Cuffent Source for the future. 1920 Bayly Street, PickeOntario. L1W 3R6 Tel: (905) 427-0ting. 791 www.pickeringhydro.on.ca -_ �--�c+ar�.d � ... _- � a.�......_ � _. _.. _ --- _ _ _ . � .. _ __...�...... �. �.... .,.-.,.. _ ... «.;gay,.,�..,�.�.aa►fav'"-=,:;�4+—.�—...:aC�.:.^- � � w-�—- _ _ — - AR101 t Women Wanderers' foes barbaric AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's women's teams were beaten by a bunch of Barbarians to open the league season last weekend. The Wanderers women's first and sec- ond teams played the Toronto Barbarians at Fletcher's Fields in Markham Saturday. The women's firsts were defeated in their Ontario Rugby Union women's divi- sion opener 22-5. Lisa Page scored the Ione try for the Wanderers. The women's seconds were downed by the Barbarians by a score that wasn't re- ported. Meanwhile, the Wanderers men's teams start their regular seasons this weekend. The men's first squad will travel to Ot- tawa to play the Irish Saturday. The men's second and third squads will play at the Wanderers club on Satur- day. The seconds take on the Oshawa Vikings seconds at 1:30 p.m., while the Wanderers thirds face the Oshawa thirds at noon. The women's first and second teams will play the Yeomen here on Saturday af- ternoon, at 3 and 4:30, respectively. Meanwhile, the Wanderers men's over -35 squad will host the Belleville Bulldogs Sunday at 2 p.m. The women's teams are still looking for a few more players for the season. If you want to play, call Claudine Tyrrell at 416-286-7363 or 416-415- 3916 or show up at practices at the Wan- derers club on Harwood Avenue North on Monday or Wednesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wanderers' players live in Ajax and Pickering. Area �� Q r slo-pitch loop still �P �SOCCER-TJEC#j needs 0 Csxa&'s ?oP -bl j SIR GILL s=ff Call Soccer Tech Hotline players (905) 839-0712 AJAX — The Westney WHATIT ALL ABOUT? ' SOCCER -TECH INTERNATIONAL III Heights Men's Slo-Pitch League is accepting ap- is a group of top quality professionals WHEN 2 PLAYERS FROM dedicated to the development of young for its Sunday soccer payers at the junior level ONE FAMILY REGISTER league season. PICKERING Individual entries are still being accepted. Kinsmen Park (Sandy Beach Rd) l The league includes July 5-9, 12-16, 19-23, 26-30, Aug 2-6 nine -inning games, dou- AT bleheaders, weekly most Monarch Park (South of Bayly) valuable player awards July 12-16, 26-30 and uniforms. must be 18 COST years of age or older. $130/ WEEK, Full Day 9am-3:30pm (ages 7-16 Call the Westney $75/WEEK, Half Day 9am-12pm (ages 4-6) Heights Men's SlPitch League at 428-6708.8. BOYS & GIRLS 4-16 REP/SEIECT/ MSE LEAGUE (9 AJAX OPTIMIST CLUB 18TH ANNUAL JUNIOR WORLD GOLF QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENT SUNDAY, MAY 30TH, 1999 Boys & Girls 911018 A)18 Holes, U ch, Drk ts, Prizes -Total Cost $25.00 B) 9 Holes, Umch, Drinks, Prizes -Group IrtsEnlab^ Range 8W -Total cost $15.00 AN Conte QW& For AN Expense pig Trip to `Orttauio District Junior World goff Championship To Pn4bgider Cat CWf Hmdw 604256 or Dave Cabal 427-3135 Co CO 00 CO cis CD V it 11 .. ,a - 1, I.1 r, n'4 1 77'>,,t : %. i., 3.1/7.4 pr :.,..,. -. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 1999 PAGE 31 P P PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDtt10N, Kay 14,1899 Sport SHORTS MAY 14,1999 Media against medics in charity hockey game A charity hockey game seeks to net some funds for the local hospital later this month. The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser All Stars will play the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre No Stars in the fifth annu- al charity hockey game and dance at the Ajax Community Centre Friday, May 28 at 6 p.m. The charity game has raised in the neighbourhood of $15,000 in the previ- ous four years. This year's target is $5,000 for the game and dance, says Mike Keam, supervisor of environmental services at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre. Tickets are $20 apiece, which in- cludes admission to the game and dance and a buffet meal catered by Chaffs. There will be plenty of door prizes and draws throughout the evening. The dance starts at 8 p.m. Enter- tainment is provided by Two for the Show which is donating some of its appear- ance fee to the hospital. The event is sponsored by Goodi- son and Glanford Painting. Prizes have been donated by Molson Breweries, A.T. Contracting, Edwards & Davies Jew- ellers, Ontario Guard Services (Durham), Scott E. Hardacre, Canadian Tire -Ajax, Killing Ridge Wines and Spir- its, Hill -Rom Canada and EDS of Cana- da. Grandy grandest at Ontario gymnasts' meet PICKERING — A Pickering gym- nast was bronzed at the 1999 Youth Provincial Gymnastics Championships recently. Jenna Grandy won the overall medal in the novice 1 category at the provincials. She captured a gold medal for her balance beam routine, a bronze on flow exercises and placed ninth on vault and 10th on uneven bars. Grandy's a member of Gemini Gym- nastics in Oshawa. Women's lacrosse sign-ups, clinic Saturday Women interested in playing field lacrosse can sign up for league play and receive instruction at the same time in Whitby Saturday, May 15. The Lakeshore League for Dufiam- area players will host its sign-ups at Sv - ck* Secondary School from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration will take Ply in the back field of the school at 380 Taunton Rd E. Beginners are welcome. Cost is $75 which inckides a playing shirt and awards. At the same time, the Ontario Women's Field Lacrosse Association is hosting a free players' clinic at the achool. It ruts from 10 am. to 3 p_m. with a break for kxx;h. This a an opportunity for now play- ers to leen from the province's best. For more intformabon call Raokanne Cutis at 668-0956. Ileat play in Fingal Sunday f4CKERMIG —The Pickering Heat take the field against Fingal for an af- ternoon doubW*ader of Molson Inter- national Softball Congress Alliance games on Sunday. } Ifs the second series of league games for the Heat, entering their sec- ond season in the TSCA. r' f Top gymnasts flip, flop and fly over the Rainbow Pickering Aerials' meet attracts Ontario's best to complex this weekend PICKERING — Top gym- nasts from across the province are in town this weekend for the annual Pickering Aerials' Rain- bow Classic at the Pickering Recreation Complex. More than 600 gymnasts from a number of elite clubs in Ontario will take 11,irt in the three-day meet which has grown in stature each year. This year's Rainbow Classic begins Friday and continues Sat- urday and Sunday. Competition starts at 9 each morning and wraps up each evening at ap- proximately 7. The meet represents a great opportunity for the community to see some top-flight gymnasts in action, while supporting the efforts of the local athletes. A barbecue will run through- out the meet and a canteen will offer other food. There will also be a number of raffle prizes up for grabs. The Pickering Aerials Gym- nastics Club is a non-profit par- ent -run organization which has provided more than 20 years of gymnastics programs to children in the community. For more information call Pa- tricia or Robert Dinglc at 681- 1604. .''n�.",y"6 Careen CLAJAX SSIFIESD n.s.. 11, . a ., % s ., .. ✓.. i c i t, ,• ,s r i s .... �.• . r Y a ♦ .,. , NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 1999 PAGE 33 AM To Place Your Ad Call: 683-0707 1 1 Careen I I Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers EMF careers 1 General Help 1 General Fklp The Corporation of the Town of Whitby Requires a Treasurer Or'T 0. 1 o' •L' : T O. :F The Town of Whitby is seeking applications from qualified and highly motivated ndividuals for the position of Treasurer. Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer, the Treasurer is a key member of ,Vhitby's management team. `tie successful candidate will possess solid accomplishments in financial Management; a related university degree and a recognized accounting designation. Kcellent communication and interpersonal skills; an entrepreneurial spirit and iowledge of the municipal environment are essential assets. " to Town of Whitby, the Heart of Durham Region is a progressive, growing .)mmunity with a population of 80,000, containing both urban and rural environments. "'ie Town of Whitby offers a competitive salary and an excellent employee benefits rogramme. )etailed resumes to be forwarded no later than Friday, May 21-, 1999 to Corporation or the Town of Whitby Human Resources Department 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario L1N 2MB "ersonal information submitted is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, :1 S.O. 1990, c. M.45, and the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of 'Invacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c M.56, and will be used to determine eligibility for .,mployment. NOTE: We thank all those persons who apply, but advise that acknowledgement will only be forwarded to those applicants who are invited for an interview. Carers 11 Careers FLIGHT CENTRE CANADA ..clam mo(i ;atcd. high achievers to he :ainrd as retail Travel Consultants at our Pickering location. You must be a people .:rson with extensive overseas travel +perience and a strong academic -ackground. As flight Centre only promote .. om within and arc rapidly expanding. there re several opportunities for advancement to I anagcrtlent positions. ro apply for a position with Flight Centre, all ou need to do is pick up an application from lur Pickering Flight Centre store or fax -Py of your resume to (905) 831-0554. Deadline is May 20, 1999. h,kcnng Flight Centre L mt 19711- Pickering Town Centre+ - ` ` `� Kingston Rd. Pickering t� x.11 1118 � —u.,ssa� i T* are ITURE be� to those whoThose who arc loeosed anted 10 those who are techwAy skilled. Net. 8 Com, using MCSE1Lotus Moles. Database admtmsiration 11smg Oracle. Computer Maintenance - Aa. New media web design and Autocad, sOftvwe design and programming. Financial as_ s stance may be available 10 eligible students. Cal Durham Business Co 1905)427-3010 coAegt OR - ALD SIGN 26�. FFprespyy & Benin s3Program:.12 wk n- lensivewk Prole Dose gym' 3 home ofesvidp�va course: .In- gram pan-fikwExrsmettuft Pto- courses avadable. A school whereapyour becomes worthwhile. MRW cial assistance Ittiy be avail- aole 905.436.7746. STORE MANAGER Progres- sive well established mens WIN cowip rte a sell oriented results qak� Reme- neration includes berietits, annum incentives am excel - Mail salary. Minimum 2 year read e■penentoe. Oshawa to cow Fax retstrae b Lisa al 416256.3005. TIE MAN. STATION Career Traiwg Centra Carter train- ing avaipble n artificial nark. ear cantcift pedi- cares, waxing. Air DrusNrg and tanodfng kClMwptRS. student Financing itegodable. (906)439.2217. M ,. r r.d tear iiCIEANERM Ladies re- quired to ciao homes. $10 Per how, references regttrirred, cad Braida CANDO N IGH- OOR 905 706 5792. SELL NOW CALL ONE OF OUR SALES REPS 6BU707 OR FAX 579.4218 Careers Q,111 Careers MAR Old Port International Marketing Inc. is a distributor of better quality gifts and we are rapidly growing. We are looking to hire a Marketing Co-ordinator to produce promo- tional materials and customer newsletters, and to co-ordinate product samples and cataloguing. Applicants should possess an organized and outgoing personality and be able to meet deadlines while managing multiple projects. A background in graphic design is a must. Some travel is involved in this position. If you enjoy being involved in a sales-on- ented, high-energy environment then send your resume today. We offer comfortable surroundings and a professional, success - Please reply in writing, with salary expectations to: ATTN: V.P. Marketing and Sales Old Port International Marketing Inc. 16050 Old Simcoe Rd. Port Perry, Ontario L91.1P3 Fax No: (905) 955-4503 Only applicants selected for interview will be contacted. 1 Gelteral "Op ®1 Gm.M HNp ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND- ENT COUPLE for a townhom tm.nCagren for into. AnEN110N FOIL TMTE part wme. Openings available IIOI CI I� $10.85 per hr appl. Great for wMed. �m • students 18. and others. Sdalarslwps awarded. Cad Available Mon. - Mon. -=. 9:00.5:00 (905) Training aprovided trarnsportalm Serious Apocanls only 905-619-6970 Part-time for local manufacturing business. RepN to . Elle/363 Oshawa This Week, Box 486, 865 Farewell St, Oshawa, Ont. L R H 71.5. Auto Body Shop ESTIMATOR required for busy shop. Must have A.D.P. experience. Fax resume to (90$)430-2208 steadv LTL runs. good wages. clean angract and U S. experience is a must. Call Joe at 905-427- 4863 JOIN A LEADER MAKE A DIFFERENCE Viceroy Homes Limited has eamed a solid reputation in global and domestic markets as a major leader in home manufacturing. Known for its innovative products, sound financial status and the ability to deliver, Viceroy continues to excel. Our success has been built on a firm foundation - people. In an ever-expanding marketplace, Viceroy's Corporate Offices in fort Hope have the fallowing POSITIONS AVAILABLE • Architectural Draftspersons, Technicians and Technologists A sound education to Architectural Drafting or a,>ociated degrees or diplomas in the architectural held is a prime requirement. Knowledge of AutoCAD 14 or similar CAD software drafting programs is a must. Preferences will be given to those that have at least 3 years of drafting experience as well as some building site experience. Recent graduates of a recognized drafting course will be considered for our training program. • Administrative Assistant The technical Services Group of departments has a p<)sition available for an administrative assistant whose responsibilities will require good computer knowledge, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to communicate on a professional level with the various departmental managers as well as our sales and dealer organization. Preference will be given to those that have language skills in French, Cerman and Spanish. Other language skills will be considered. I onward resume by fax, or mail to: Viceroy Homes Limited Human Resources 414 Croft Street East Port Hope, Ontario L I A 4H 1 Fax (905)885-8362 rekplixim calls wd/ nut br aatrpted Fv'r tra,.r; .:.::;; rho apply but aivt a that oniv thu.e under actrar tun.rukratwn will hr contested. TWE F11 EST troeru or TIirT ALL 1 General tlNp 1 General Help CORRECTION NOTICE - GARAGE CLOTHING Please mote that the zorrect tax numoer `or Garage Clothing help wanted advertisement when appeared on Sunday 9 May is (905) 275 4385. KITCHEN HELPER Apply in person MAGWYERS PUB 105 Bayly St. W. Pickering AAKEM - temporary positions mumm one year experience, Durum Regan, tax resume to (416) 495-0941 Stall Plus OOOKKEEPER with expen- ence. on Simply Accounting. month end reports. govern- ment remittances. account Pay ables and linancuf state- maxs Fkwble hours. Must De wilWg to work at home. ALSO LINE COOKS WANTED. Appy within: Banshee Cock - fad 6 Deli. 50 Ta~ Rd. E. Oshawa. (beside McDon- alds) CK NULL PROCR4l1I1IN OPERATOR Fanuc Controls. must be experienced. Mark- ham area Fax restune to: (905)887-5966 CREW CNN MA kum re- gwred own vehm*-Durham Region- Monday- Saturday. Pan -time evening IN. for local reeppstered chanty. Call Mr. JoMsan 905- 5762700 Cash paid daily! Ice Cream vending routes available in Ajax 8 Pickering. shmi els to Sanliors 428-7380 EARN 5200., 5300.. 5500.. or more per week• assemDWg products in the comfort of your own hso�mempeSaid aaessell-- b�0 SH 624M Dtndas St W. SWM 541. Rd 636. MTs sissangi Ont L5K 21118. ESTNEIICNM MAR. TEC NM' CM Part time. Downtown ea Fume 905-436-ExperienceM, E3<PEIIEIOM bookkeeper requires 2-3 days per week Please send resume to tax 49051427-9105 afor innlerwew (9061866-3784. $15.87 PER HOUR TO START Dallas manufacturer now expanding Durham factory outlet looking for individuals to start now NO EXP. NECESSARY to our public re- lations department. Mu,t have own car. We Afer paid vacations, advancement opportuni- tfe, and full training in a fun atmosphere Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905) 571-3532 One of Metro's larger Unisex Hairstyling chains has openings in Pickering/Oshawa areas for recent hair school graduates and experienced stylists. • Your own styling station immediately • Guaranteed basic and commission • Convenient hours in clean, modem salons • Equipment supplied • Advanced technique and management training • Progressive promotion opportunities • Benefit plans Check out your prospects Call (905) 831-3800 or (416) 223-1700 I ,tvr/ MATURE HELP WANTED Are you tired of sitting around and look- ing at the 4 Malls? Retirement not what ;ou expected? Want to be involved with the public again.? Canadian Tire Ajax is locking for people who have benefited from life s experiences. If you feel you :Ish to be part of a truly Canadian Team. !hat cares about your community. Fax or Mail resume to: 250 Kingston Rd., W. Ajax, Ont. LRT 1P5 Fax:905-683-1637 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers the power of many 0 4? 0 The power of a company los in its main resource - its people. At Manpower, we are proven leaden in fulfiHmg Canada's business human resource needs. Bilingual Customer Service Reps (to 33K) Exceptional communicators with strong telephone and skills will excel in these hod line positions. You wi0 be requiredd to respond to customer inquiries by effectively pmvWL% information, ewcuting transactions and answering questions. We require 2 years of inbound call centre or customer service experience, demonstrated computer proficiency and reliable transportation. Bilingual skills (Fmich/Enghsh) are a must These positions are located at different clieut sites in East Scarborough and PKkam& Fbuttoos vary from perm. to temp. opportunities. Be a part of the success that many brings. For permanent opportunities. please fax your resume to Lori tArmul at (905) 471-5475; for temporary, Please fax to File t NMI at (905) 0314134. Nit dm wk All apillicants Jbr dreir uxderi; mideres oily tit be ®MK rider cowriderrtion wig tkMM caetacted No phene calls ph ese. Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. AIP PAGE 34 Ntft ADHERtISER Omit At EDf I til, filNl►14,19W R(Ii1 Genefal Help EXPERIENCED COOK Required for nights, full time. Apply in person, after 11:30 am. 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering required full and part time for the Hair Care Centre in the WMby Mail Minimum 2 yrs. exp Call Nick or Derek 723- 0211 or Evenings 666-2125 EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE/ MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL for well established North Pickering based Landscaping Company Must have rrNm- mum 3 years experience in Pisa. interlocking, or lawn maintenance Call Monday through Friday 905-619-6761 Of tax resume to 905 619- 0788 EXPERIENCED. full-time Ione Cook required with good reler- ences Appy in person to Hau n s BaShue Oshawa, FAST FOOD- TAKE OUT No experience necessary Wee - it" day shift. Appy in per- son to Ant's Chip Wagon ar Oka. Port Perry FIFTH Avenue Collection buid the business of a lifetime Sill hand-crafted high -line fashion )nweiry Come and see Thursday May 13th at 7:30p In at D~ School Board. 400 Taunton Rd E Wholly 905.571.4333 FONT LIFT OPERATORS Must toe ueensed. and have shnoppwg and reeervu+g back - Car an asset Fax 416) 495.0911 Staff Plus glar cxpeij,,, ~ rmores PART-TIME Broker/Drivers h ... ,.-."o'SS."ra positive attitude Must have own reliable. fuel efficient mini/marl/ cube van Delivery exp. preferred Coraact Bob: 14MO-689.0852 weex.:ay-� ja _-4pm FULL-TIME Drshwasher b Cook regwrea Mature perux, wad -in wKerweww win the cut Apply in person at OrAa- r Gill Club LICENSED ASSISTANT Man- aw nor Ajax Salon 4ourtv . c«rJwkss+«r and prold inar- m0 FUN ane part tine pock. tions for Aix aro Magill Ex- ra3 � 905) 7272.3- NAW4TYLIST earwed, busy WNtb) salorl. homily plus Sand stwu a for ole Mo Suwnays Call f« mervwer 6 90 or UKON60 (9051466 ASSISTANT STOVE MANAG- ERS warned for Pickering and Oshawa IociiiLans Retail am- panenct an asset Cal (905) 434-7727 AMU WORKING drivers re- gwred fur Oshawa/Whitby Neat appearance Rewbte or fill SM and wedavids CAN 772r.781 KITCHEN HELP required x ne George Pub in Uxbridge Pease call John at 852-9549 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long- term temp must have 6 morns working expenence A safety steel -Toed Dods PK k- enng through Dstawa areas Car an assn We all be wi- terviewi g at the Oshawa C- mc Auditorium 99 Thornton Road Soul. Osbaea on Tues- 43y' May 18th, from 9 00 a.m - 2 p.m couple requited for3gril bcaled lin gmral-east Ostla- Fxpenence mid in merit Prdefr mwddle-aq or relued. hheaMfg Cope. rrrist be able to perform physical work. Peau tax remora b (905)623-2257 Only quaNiM applicmts will be Contacted for an Mraview. LONG TERM Tom. WIN be wodang midrnipiles. light Dap entry strppnp/relograng bxiwowwl nam apon, tax MSume b Staff Pia 416 495-0941. NERin AVOMria TV.M. Needed Commer- cial. Magannes. and extra wok. s acctpkd train" and tegstrabon fes covered. Cas U416 -%4-9313 or 1-1100- .0.- ELU.S. KW GOLF COURK needs AMD M4B1 advertisirtp! Looting for 10 odpdnq, ambitious b start immedadry for interview (905)720) 33144. NO lrkctissaly. wilt Alin. 1 PART TIME raE4r10MS. small mail order business moving to Uxbridge Special- izes in Jazz and upenmemal music. Please mad resumes to Verge Music. 215 Steward St., Peterborough. On K9J 3M6 or Fax (705) 742-1173. HAIR STYLIST WANTED Part time! full time. for busy salon In Bowmanville, hourly wage plus commission. plus benefits 8 paid birthdays. No Sundays. Ple:ue phone Barb or Wendy 623-6444 AS YOU GO Gvm membership required Pay as Pill 90 gym. No commitment Pay as you go gym Daily Wady. Monthly Absolutely. P=. no pre-audionzwd payment Pay as you go Power City Gym Open until midright M - F Weekends 9 a.m - 5 p In 103$ Brock Rd Pickering (905) 4274277 PRIVATE AGENCY recruiting arches to provide respite for I"r children Please WI for silo (705) 328-0949 PRIVATE AGENCY recruiting arches for foster care, in all areas. Please call for rAo (705028-0949 PROPERTY MANAGER/AS- SISTANT full or pan time Must have property manage- ment expenence angor fun knowledge of Condormnums and computer skins Pkkasel send resume to Treawney. Sure D3. 95 Bayy St W. Ape. Ont LIS 7K8 RAILSIOE RESTAURANT is look for EXPERIENCED ,;IdE COOKS to won n a Last Paced atmosphere Nights SW weekends Apply within 112 Peer St Poul Hope SALMON CUTTER Must be able fe Net by hand and run a band saw for steaks $8 DOA► Location in AW Pease tax resumes to (905) 686-0947 S7 o Q°waai aboira. SEARS AUTWMUED Indoor Chan Air Services Full time ed to wort in an ger re- Aimaappres- sm and dynarnc awiron- ,ment Must have iSite/em analytical COXNDWN67ei0rrS and wma ; , - stills Must or a see stance win consd- erule NNW" Must be Team Prayer Pvaas aX- Irenence an asfn computerbid no Mec- anan� p7 bonuses"W with . Of saWY options awadabae Fax rut - to 905- 428-2452 SNORT ORDER COOK RELI- ABLE persoe tot fall -lime ai- Ternoon shelf tar Cogan positron. Expenencelthans- ID work essential sums call ONLY befl Peen 9 - Spm (905)428-U232 SHOP FIMISNER regwred for mgM shirt Fully experterioed sway tmwers ween ably ap Ply Pleam tax resume to (905)983-9714 SITE SUPERMTEII MTS. drywalkers. tapers carpenters. construction workers Mutt be wing b wort ear of him Fax resiwrte b (9051 436- 9314 STUDENT REOUNREO to tutor 6 year old for reading and WASO May tlrorgh the sum- ma ECE or related back- ground (905) 649.1311 SUBWAY SANDWICHES AJAX seeking full bare assis- tant manager wdh previous food service experience wr- wq b work feeble hairs and pub - kc appy before 6 pQ at 6 Harwood Ave (at Mh0- ston Rd) T11E HEWS ADVRT*m is looking; for Kids to deiva w pas and Dyers door to door lour tares a week by 6.00 PM in thew nragthDo call 5 il�roiws DONIT! RA>[fie CASE FART M & full. 1111111E Short Shifts Avaiabk during week as weU- F'leassoen ply i IM Bayly St w. or ME 42640" fine fevaetiMNs. ryxnrw In a4wrh. umberfad cowry is kaotirq for gtrMiked triild care worker. drat Iwe atperiata ad re- lated cosege dpbrtu or de- Wa. Position reguroverrnigAtses shift and d . sue - dry wd be nobbled. Fax re- sume 1-905.349-3517. 1 General Hollp WANTED: Exotic female dancers Free training Ac. com/Dnver available. Top dub in Oshawa Also book- ings in TO and surrounding TsTop SSS Best Club, Call Melissa (905)428-3051 or (416)231.1160. HOME WORKERS NEEDED.!! assembling our products Ideal for slay at home moms and students Start imme- diately For free into flaeka9qee call 24 hrs toll-free 1.888 771-7409 WORK FROM HOME Part- time full-time health industry. 580043000 Free Booklet 416-631-4925 or tog onto www hbn com access code 5876 (required) RetsM Bus. 0 «t. AT LAST! all the information You need to rurk a Success - fig home base business For the best business; opportwsly information available right now call 905419-0004 for tree info or go to www hohimbpfO- ducts corNreferied- home c11171252 1 Olin Help EXPERIENCED LEGAL REAL ESTATE SECRETARY imm 5 Yrs exp) Witmred W Whitby law firm for full tint position Flaw tax resume to 905- 668-7037 OFFICE ASSISTANT RE- QUIRED - Knowledge of Corel WordPerfect, typing skills an asset Excellent written and Who communication skills as well as organ uaborw and Interpersonal skills Must be dependable. sctl-motivated and a team payer. Homily wage 10 am - 3 per day Fax resume b (905) 852 5556 1 sales HMO I Agents ATM BUS caw aka- k-om S5C . $5 50C 6 tam to $8.648 Mo 905-666-4132 CANADIAN GREEnK Card company seeks commission salesperson to service tast- ing customers and develop new atxanes in the Picket.q Durham Reggn very fkn- Ire hipurs Own cu Imme- diate Fax resume to 905. 625.59% EXPERIENCED saes twig re- gwred for fabric stare In Pickering Part.'Ful tine "fable Phase can (416) 286-5m for Iitormabon WANTED expererict. outside sales person. for sebeMiQnte. voce wad am wmapbwne Company est it ershiew 1990. Us to apwd Pima (905) 623-7621 from lam - 9pm NEED 8 PEOPLE Immerfamily for door to door F,T $720 avetape weekly Cath paid daily Cal 72(0146 ate tor Chwaft MPUTABLE company re - Quires teemarketers and door knockers Experience an Sect Call 905-720.1818 Sales Person eponc d Fearing 4oAir erighg Required kmmediody Pkem Cal (905) 686-0018 SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR ESTABLISHED AJAX BASED HOME TEXTILES COMPANY EXPERIENCE SELLING TO RETAILERS WOULD BE AN ASSET PLEASE FAX RESUME TO (905)683-1541 Shifted cN fu PerryreVia m Cal Don Jr 965-7351 DRIVER TRAINER ropilred iawh- (985) 421:-9475 W -11111111111-347-111111110 CLASS CLASS A' NECWAK or 3 1 ye appenbce new for Mar general spin shop. 10905Hourly fwd. Fax resume 82. WOMMU-Mitch A. fuN- bme. must have experience for Qatar lbw and aMlp Paw Good We at pay. Siad NUML, . Pkm Cal (905)-728- 6221. EVONEKED DRYWALLERS needed. Vehicles and took wquired Pay caamasarne with abditY. pdm ta1N Mike at 905-5767973. OPENEKO d gentle an Wana�llocation. Full um oil rt 72540:11. Appy by calling FFrTER/MRDER, 4-5 years txperiaKx. able to read Ww mts p, and work wird mrei- mum Sierra to -0167.Fax w 1 Sdu HWAlMrs Ws HWAgmitf DURHAM REGION CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY DYNAMIC INNOVATIVE PROGRESSIVE COMPANY is expanding its operations. Position requires experience in printing sales, working knowledge of digital tech- nology, and an excellent command of the English language. An outgoing and enthusiastic personality with strong sales and customer service skills are a definite requirement for this position. Corporate sales experience an asset. Excellent commission, base salary and incentives for the right candidate. Please submit your resume to: EXECSUvTEK ICES ap Att: Stan Fax: 905-576-9202 Telephone calls will not be accepted. (;OOD ('AREE R I)PPU)RTI \ITh WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN AGGRESSIVE PERSON WITH CONPL'TER SKILLS TO DO QUOTES PURCHASING SIR AND %ILL TRAIN PRODL CTS FILTERS AND VALVES FAX 906420-7101 after-$P%l E-.%f.AIL manurep(oidirectca URGENTLY REQUIRED New Home Sales Rep for New Home Site in Pickering Experience an asset but not needed Please fax resume to 905-509-6112 Attn: Vicky Skilled Help $kiwi Help CHEV OLDS LTD. TRANSMISSION TECHNICIAN Our busy Service Department is looking for an individual with G.M. experience and a focus on customer satisfaction. If you have a positive outlook and would like to join our winning team please fax your resume to: Mike Flanagan Fax: 905-427-5495 Electrical Contractor requires ELECTRICIANS & APPRENTICE to work in east Scarb/west Pickering area. Experience in the installation of fire alarm systems is helpful. Phone (905) 479-8831 or Fax resume: (905) 479-4762 Raglan ALM Industries:tedwidiim]- SM ng for MIG WE%DER-FiM & AMTEM We offer compeges and benefits. Resumesapplica- tions are being ac n5151 SimcoeawaNo phofne e Steel Fabricating plant located in Pickering requires: 111111119 Welders dt Maohkw Operators Fax resume to: 9054KW1717 I= LABEL Press OPOW nwivw ION Expenginmed IMneed fully 4271Competitive 27 wages. FaX 905- HILL =a LABOIATER post Ride wqh general camralsrhp company rpuirtd. Must be lard worker rriYn exp. nCom- martial and industrial kiln Struckon. Some Shiltwork is regioned Please call 416112- 28d't to arrange for am. PAWTMS (Ex erienced Sub- oontractons) w p wit to pant AM wallpiper raw hwAn in areas. Cas 9054W3561 PLN won redw *w" lAab6 w bat d look. Phime to rthfrmk to Abrb at (416P99.0092. RAOMTOR recm person. > to repair bit � eixn- perrefficeppatrssoonn bar (lads. 172 434-1633 st. E. Ow. Skffad Help STRucrumwEIDERAN- SUALER we have a position to fill in our Inslallahoin De- partmeni Our company designs and installs baling and sorting systems for the recycling industry The suc- cessful candidate will be a tam player with a minimum of 5 year's experience In structural welding and the ability to read blue pnnts A Certain amount of our installa- tions are out of town which will require that the prospec- tive candidate be away from home for minimum two week periods. A good dnving record is a must Previous appkcants need not apply Send resume to AMBACO RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES 963 Brock Rd. South. Unit 10 Pickering, Ontario L1W 3A4 Fax (905) 420.0319 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE WANTED, one very neat and capable residential painter Builders painters need not aw py. Must have own transpor- abon and tools call 905-619- 2692. Cell 416-726-0757 1 Medial (EXPANDED DUTY) Dental hygrerist permanent position in WMby Send resume to 88 Corporate Drive. Suite 1618. Toronto. Ont. MIM 3G6 or Fax 416.279-0660. DENTAL Assistant/ receptkon- ,st required for Dust' dmw- praadce in Scarborough. f« nni adnstrall dunes. Please fink hard wmbm cover ener along I- I it of Darlene (41 2%- 1914 « call (416)296.0400 DENTAL HYGIENIST required, temporary position June -sew Teraina Wad to lent part hime Pkase�Wt 905- $39-5951 EXPERIENCED Dental Assrs- tam required rWl-tore inckid b resume to (90511 Full TINE ►DA position avadaire to a general ulrnpl Practice far ov am Great and WM- an Nraiutc and pabemrumft m - M orrrrte0 Sam mtemeer %ft DOSSISS" rairxMem wooper um tams blral lions. Sued resume to Fre 0 350. 0*4" ,Is Week 865 Farewen St. Odlarwa. Oil L I H 71.5 PUT TIME RKAPN with MINIS needed to work in taw ly Practice Choc Must be and aaw* to work ererwrps i wee kerids Salary $10 50Ahour Purse loom resume to Family Canild - M W COOT, 3060 Garden St.. UFA 104. Wuwby. DRUM LIR 2G7 taw (90543D-6416 Asti Mrs. H cecutb PHYSIO TNULWGT. 2 w gored part-time 5 mgnwgs of 2 evemlgV%vk, for bay rd")WA. Pndkerxg. priw- modern clinic Call 905-420- 0647 or an 905.420.2907 • 1 Dell. Wwftd LIVE OUR babysitter required for 2 chxdren. 261. Pickering. Bawior4gt/Hvry12 my moire. Mon -Fn. Noon - Spm Starting June 1. Non-smoker (416 968-9397. Leave message for ext 320 NAMMY WANTED live In or out 3 children Mon-Fin- Pickering. on-Fn..Pickering. meat have experi- ence and rdaerrcSt Fax re - sum to 905.637.UM • D". LO/MG NOW DAYCARE- sumv bmn and quakty ckM- ran's music. gym - 5yn pre- school. Nonsmoking. tax w CW provided. Intint/CIWd CPR, rust ad, valley Farm/ Hwy 2. pose to Pon" Go. CAN (90SM7-9600. CERYMN child arra yoritn worim.14 yews eupomme. smoke tri, large wigm pay room, chid ce wit atwvrtia. 2 spies (Apes 1RWRoiMlbr d able. Ca19O5-/26 2. Clelt CARE tpfM VAN" in Nmt- Liculcod, privalt homes. VAPKled. criminal pwlaNlMlaCoss. fin acCBYMitiet. foal Bows Day Came N5-509.1207 OSBCARE Au6NAME, ptf of baa lM*A d. costs. story Iow music. wAmbm mow Stocks. Smobif-t a home. Lots of TLC Very MadiMe. HarwoodNknsbld.619-2761 ER mrm M two hat 1py�q daycaw avai able. smoke amid pill free. Edreatorol 4nd fan aChwOnlunches ' F yard. Dei bwoklBlwck. TM 1Adry 905- 426AIN. D El EKO OATCAKE povWa has log time. pat Kine popMytiywrosokmarmialia. am rib uiaoiif lunches and if eW. 1905) 6524697 • DolicsnAVON" LOVNMG. AFFORDABLE day- care provided. Mother of 2, trained in CPR a First aid. Hot lunches/snacks , full orp Large fenced rdPearsory Weslnliemye.H�s area Call Patti 686-5458 PICKERING leach / Rollo: Loving daycare; 18 months to 12 years Daily outings fenced backyard and park) 1sSi or COM LITE from door and with aluminum stone d side fight. Good condition 82' high x 65 1R• wide. $200. Call 5714007. COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT. Amazinq 1 yr. no payments then $1Wwk (oac). 333 Mhz loaded, printer, monitor, irnemet, software and more. Free scanner, delivery and stoup 1-800.515-5545 rafts. story time. music. mak nu• tntious d soars First CO COMPUTER LIQUIDATION UI T - Aid. CPR. certified Non- Celeron Y stem. inn. receipts 905-428- 32mb nm, 3 2 gig lid. 24X CD 1244 Rom, 56K Modem $592: Used Pentium 100 System SEAGRAVE. 4 spaces avail- $239: 14- SVGA Monitors from able for summer monttrs. be- $85. Printers from $25. Call ginning now Flexible hours, about upgrades to 333 MHZ any age Songs. crafts, out. tun, healthy aid. 32mb ram from $287. A side meals Can Kerrie (905)985-6782 great time to upgrade before Y2K Model T Computers 430- 1 Firewood 5615 COMPUTER SPECIALS - loomhz Muni Med. System ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS. $333. Pentium Laptop $744: truck load of logs Buy now 166mhz. InternetSyystem X1111 Ready for next year Sea- $666. Superfast seared ion and spit Ready to $1188. We love doing uupp- bum. (905) 852-7586 grades 6 difficult repairs. 905 1 9aywr 655.3661 DINING ROOM. 3 Carrierppitecece modern. black lacquer tirisfh' BLONDIE TICKETS. 5th row very good condition, shuttle centre. Massey Hall. Sun May board. stove Best otters. 430- 16th $60/each (4161492-9684 8037 BROWN SOFA $250 Teak di- MUG SET, beautiful 10 pc mrgroom 8pc 5300 Dark French Ctuppendak. 18K val- Oak 5pc bedroom smile $300 ue. sacrifice 52950. Beautiful Wicker coffee table. sob table 6 pc. bedroom. Bomb a ed 6 armchair $75/each Mac SE queen poster $2450. Plus $100 Mac primer 5100 Baby be& MW sofa set with c - c. gate $35 686-7756- Plant ta INDUSTRIAL $NIGER sewing etc 905-883-1 3.1�530� machine including accesso. DISCOVER SCUBA DMNG!f ria $130., futon with A-Iraml: Classes now sarong Spring $35. antique double bed Scuba and snorkelmoo eqW Inure $35 (905) 619-1391 mem sae now on Cala(9K MOVING Sae household 668-M Ta Ira (1-877-dive)333 Items n garden knoto E� ww, One Souuce Scuta. www, Oivesorwce.tam. "WIN at Prices 905 -ax/ -5M, r'RIDGE. stove waslwtr and WRIGHT PIANO Good coed- �r f« salt Full size. will t4O up. c3rp0ngeand w6 man- tion 5300 Tel 428.9385 lawaid 1 Arlklee ler POO TO 4W for sw �waO-Ak 12 It round above ground FUR COAT - Beautiful cfb- call length. sft pool Inters 6accessories. drdinered b Yaw tone. 5725 1ca12 A�pprarsed 59500. Cap Kirk or Hog 6660670 or saadidx was asl ug SM. 2611397 !wow r educed to 13000. (705) 786 -OM (Smp) 21111110 CUT MAY, small squire GOLFERS add 20.30. even baits 655-3551 40 yards to your all iderfo'! f- 3 TEAM OLD all Coirdnti«rer US-756GOLF 5300 Stove $SO- fail slat Sony utaeo. speakers. and MAMK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ r"MW $650. rack Ikea SaesSemce Large sdK. able wM 1 drains tion delwkvrugutar frost -Mt hndoes, great coridie, rdw $15kitchen 6125 905-571-5594 . tow hornalicattatte Sloves. eke 4 B.F. GO1O M coin W waw S150/up 4 24• stoves. p245-SOR 16 Inch ores. •ft4• like new 5250 AYnond No~ on bin Champ SM $do -by -sides, nce/water Spe- Cara ewe rimes $1200 CW 5599 P«aaw Quill. 000 cal SWIT71 aha wa$W muss Sm 3299 A)- pkawee/ barbecue parts m home AINLDOmcwg NEW baa price on mak drsh Saleaitn. savior Visit ear slaw kaon today 1« i 426 SOWN SLS. 1905 Only $249 aha rebates. or 4043 moritr from $12as Plow mW s NOW hiE GYM 2001 ess Sys - Sill iwmmeity 905455.3661 Iem txrst offer MACINTOSH POWERAW 6/00160, now BED. BLACK wrought ron ca- lei. , nip dna. Hinck W - now queen orthopedic rwat- low mbn w.wfboud. tresOcame. New opened, mouse. graphics sofMmt $1.200 Satxdiu 5490 5600 TM diii as 4 (116)256-0285 NOT TUN. 5 Man5 Itis. Might BLACK Acqua Bedroom wt. pass i doououtdoor 32000 lncW 6 supe. 'WOW. drys. POOL TABLE. 4x8. 3/4 -sale. 2 bedroom Sets, -MOkd leather pockets. 2 sets d asets. arwugrooin tabs. roti- Dass. aceuones $1000. N r Cas 5766456 ask o� 985-31120. Oshawa Ds BLINDS Cut the mndlt man MOUSE CONTENTS, antique steel IundWoxes. couch. pint Installer has cwsbm made JR. desk. washer. 2 rerbws. rollu/t 4 tables. Lots- VaudwimidowSlwmat Fret est. m.maaes hts axcenast (416)227.7777 orweipera nt jr, Ma lithe. Plus (905)6"72 or 1486369- 905436-9793 BARROAy BOOP ANNONR - See M. Cotes with two bal- kskc faads and with both umea III Queer canner Brand new JWy-/911 3350 oleo. 905-4311- (Snp) CAMET MBNO. 100%, Nr - ion thick oink stain resstaat carpel For 3 coos, only 5368.00. Price wckrdes 30 Sq. YOS carpo. dd me ppo�d(f aid to- spBrio in Your Mme Fee NA MM M . in your bowie. No iatmesa, no prism for awe fids year. Dinid, 1-OW205- V J90S134-11130. CARPER - lots of Ceepee, 100% nybn. new spin w huge l" 0 - on baled. I will rafpd 3 moms. 5319. Pnce imilow of fxerlihas dInd. IrY. be NWMU (30 ymds). OUVAN 6162311. CANER SAEE: Lott of Ca- ppwMBf100% Inspin w Male. tarpM 3 renes 5339. (3o sF yea) Irtdudw carpei presMrwa pad ad ko ala - tion. Fna esbnum, Carpto kpairs. Swwq Dobrm ad w mop awe. Sam 905- CMKT AND MA - Capd sett rooms, 30 sgMrt �pr� from $329 restasad I Mi8 cls- Ccumomw OW your b61e�sltsrnlodreylot'w10%. im MbmtW X131-4010 CEIMA V4WADVE 7ad KmgeY.� 1 X r - eI=r bw tool. NrMnsdik delifivery ivalabk. Cas 11100 267 - RonW Morrison 3 P ..r��.%r��;i�:M'A✓i 1:., . .. - 1+`+'..^�G+1rYC �-�i�'���`Ms°AC+;'..'Y s;\,:' _.. _�._�._ KENMORE aft torr' rums pp ohoner. dWWOW 1250:0110. 68- 1250 obo. 6611- 6414. styli BEO x-Vuck Oreropedic PNOwlpp, sty Sid bank. Sts in Cost $.700. Soft 56 .0116) 256-02115 MOMIG S/li Rusonabk OBr$ reviled Flpiyy Oak Qwf ing able 67x36finite 4 airs sI coo anti E o,b,ac sear" comosw SM will. aowmSonsd SM will. ofhitda owkw SL000 mew. CaB 123.4111. ) MOM SALE - er,rylhinq Weep go. 2 brbWm Mo, one 0*dW m o ONK Crepe Utile, OS W AOrsdoM tons. Prices or � Ne. 906-131 NSW IBOBIfG. 9 pe leak �8trap rm sMik. 51200. ckIr81M 7 Ch*. $350. Oink collier ad tabes $150. Mayaag vadw on dryer $4m*. 905430- 9LL�5� A KM SALE New was and soon www IOry Must GO! tbge so"M Of new and ON plimm Mew 4i�M Pbahaf ram SM ad up. Rmtt bm sams 11P0"y0% Of aid docks X66 aM to. CA TELEP PIANO p3-1191. W 111111111 above W- W.. and kw aaIWW with child two. AN 3331.. .b m(9115) n3. Safe RCA. 953. SATELLITE, new model 5135 incuAi test card (aI charulNs opa,1) View over Do dares. SSW" installation available. Card guaranteed for 6 months. KemlSat(905) 725-0196. (905)626-9998 NEC ROOM FUN - Tired of shooting Pool, try shutte- board, full size table, racks and wax for sale Call 905- M-7242 or 571-7331 RENT TO OWN new and re- conditioned appliances. and new TV's Full warranty. Pad- � 80079ket. 263-� or SEARS, Craftsman Riding Mower. EXCELLENT condition, approx . 10 years old. ASK $950. 5 -speed. 12W. 38' cut. Call (905)655-5553 or tax (905)655-5550 SHEDMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8' X 8' bam kit, only 5339. pus tax. Marry other sizes and styles available. Also garages and decks. 761 Y Rd Und 3. Pickennnpp For more udo. call 905-619 2093. STUDENT DESK, laminate. 31N x 2'4-H x 1 61) $50 4 GOODYEAR snow tires: 185 60814. like new (1500km on them) $200 Cal 905-666- 3428. Leave message. sip SUITS. SUITS. SUITS - From $45 Boy's size 14 to men's XXXLGrrpFnxn Jan's to Troe- has i all. eplys; in Whitby Shop now for value and sed lion. Exitim ence nbnsip =ing stopp 404 2063 neva Debre call TEAK DNMMROON set. ped- estal able. (extends to W. incudes 1.14. 6W) 6 uphd- seree blains, bulla 6 kgMed Dutch exCOkM Condition. s650. 905 -666 -OM POE/OAK FtM Ol- TUNE Celebrating our 25m anniversary to the Durham P49M COOK Sea our sWoc- tion of solid pine, oak i cherry bedrooms ..sleigh Dens. can- irw" Dens, ganga beds am Panel bens. we make them of Our Callsmm ado hand - bow Eetenawtaum unds. Home office. Om" Room. K4dwen. 8t1oom and Custom Designs.al, on pnmrs- s. Drop in and sea our state of the An woodworking ladity, and IN us show you how hie twimum is mane Remnw- her Tare s No Substitute forcap 115 Norge Pan Road Is off Nadi Ad) 985- Pon taatoaalwoPerry000d- wodwV on ca OSEO FRNUS $115 ) up. used ranges SIMM up, used dryers $In up. used wash - as 5199 ! up. now and Reil Cow operated washers and band ramie hedges 5480 aril UP. now 30. Q with dock and wiridow SM Wine u- Inxtm of Corer new and used apDkrica Cas us bl ay. Skplurum'sAppkanrces. Sala. Service. Pals 154 Brie St 000e2(905) 576- antam man womwwmm WEDOING DRESS sea ening traditional gown BeaMW satin with bquudi g and u - S D 9054FUN 2647 Listed at WNIE CAGES for sok. Cal Tim 905483-5117 sip MOVING SALE - Executive Ogbopany L-shaped =v Wee the IS sk dressers 5135 i9eac . Ywiwpeaoak table and 6 cars 5750.. dressers $45 each. draft 7 pc. 1295.. oak bedroom soft 5950.. 5 bedroom sucks 5250-5850.. kw" and char 5296.. go cabinet 545, matey GeV ikms. (905) 697-3532 vmw. Collins. raftm ow as insubt 4163;16-0073 tntMhOc S4B l6 1 Avdd n SOL Ad- Mr10aYIeENSytss vdvoW @so* fret. PNhClgswhp omNef/e, u- w�ft�. ((no m b�wMe come - cow Offered), comicb mB of my th" itew sifam it - it Moon" I 1 rB b low Sow b a8 48rhisB Row 6ol�Mr��55� 01�8r( Must be awAS coloMr and he re e=WW CO§Mb a 432- 6024. (sup) 11111111M ANTNO ad CM- We'prices a espfi�kt. �� We . bma gas -0068 dayBer atd swings° Pltise WOODEN ay w d M 9869sto. POOL - NEW, never ktstaill 15 round. 52' deep above ground Nw titter- access pkg., solar Askin $2.300. ket Price w IS f3 200 0 (906) .. 831-6562. SALE- FREE HEATER -KAYAK POOLS. Rectangular above ground including decking. 16 x 24. 0/D. $5.995. PWAW ndudes hoer. 2 ladders, sand eller, pump. motor, etc. 1-800- 668.7564 1 Loa A EWL FOUND - watch on SneNs Dr.. A)ax 905-428-6117 FOUND young dog. German Shepard mix. Blue collar. Found in Purple Woods and SnmeOe Area Call 985 5060. OST 2 CATS- ay 1b199 may Orange/white male abby. purple coladbell. Grey/ vhde mak tabby bluecelarr/ neVrabies tag. white 1*2 ,at 705-432-8425 REWARD. LOST - Male at, long it. gray fixed Lost in Rosebatdk arca May 6 (905) 831-6587. LOST- grey d white cat. 100l hair. 10 months old. West shore area. ale 839-2110 TAKEN MAY 2/99 from Pick- enng Rec Pool change noom-a unique Winner the Pooh watch. 3 silver rings- Rabbit. dan- gling head. and a Nike sym- bol Given by deceased latfw. Please return (905)831-496 .1 pourirnwkw antral WHO CAN HELP? Need brood hens to brood out approx- matey 15 Peacock eggs Pease ale 905-2866 BOUVIER PUPS. CKC regis- tered. n' ;pecked. first shots. inCro-chipped Exrxli tamely dog. $700. CAN i%50A-1478 AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL cs for sae Adorable bun- dles of love. Tenderly home raised CKC Reg'd. Shots. 985-8021 SIMM TZU puppies. 8 weeks old Cx, regis3e CIWM- pions" Dk000rw �frst snots, tariooed vet c4ieked Call ,905r's35-40M LHASA APSO PUPPIES ready !c fu +anous colours First shoes vet Checked. de - morn" Cal JuM 905721- 8W9 or Joarri 705716.3124 SIAMESE KITTENS 8 weeks M. c snots vet detked.Who- coate and blwe point $175 One pure whit tapper eyed Persian female kMen regis- tered with brae I pall M 576.46M ATTENTION: 0 Owners d Pet Waste afruems model 2000 $5499 up to 150 b_ TO. W40 35M $49 99 model 30M $79 99 up to 300 ifs Dog Lot Jackliffs swan at $25. 24r Fire Hy - dor contarha $25 99 BEST Ball 3'. 4-1/r. S. IT Ldemt Guarantee. from $5 99. Dog shawls from $5 99. PAY NOT TAX until Ill 31 It Bem- 9pm. 7 daYshseek (905)723- 5413 Fax 723-1466 e -rad: da"nbutingleksymplifto.a La_= 1952 Pordac 4 dr sedan. al cngual Saskatchewan are 49.000 mks (no oat 56500 him Murray 1-JW328- 2212 (nip) 1964 CAD" Genoe 4 door harObp, color filar in and out. 429 motor. enxllem condition Cerklied. $5 9% (905) 985.2454. Yoia mad (416) 390.2819. 190 EI CWANS, 454 Solids headers. 11.1 Comp, forged Pistons. 4 kNi sMp Too much to test. $6500, won last. Murray 1-705-328-2212 (snp) 1913 MERCEDES 30 m bN- bo dhesd 290000klns. Excel- lent fond. Gold with fea1Ra � n Asking UM. car 1984 TOYOTA CAMRAY. 1 owner ar. loadiia $1.250, as is. 9 9075. �Black Nunn CAKI S& nnddowmaroonn isho . Unbd cerbfled 56.0ODAM Cc Wetely original steel p Nta[ erdriven in wilder Car cover and bre $9500. 905-852-1741 1917 CRO.;1 LeB--- �tisMSI o Call condition, j 52 SOiDR 3p2L hit eu 7 erW 14w, oboe work $700 n100i INA DODGE N 000 km. Neseft new transmission, other wise in excellent condition. air, cat. Bene. tint MdY. $1200 obo. Tel 427.7M& & 20 q Spit, NONDA ACCORD EX-1aft, sunrooL "� ��ork �Shil wf tale 1AWkWAOMM fa Sdo 18M BUZ= Sidekick. 4 wheel drive. hard top 8 soft toD. Sspeed standard, cnrorne s. 5 deck. $3400or o.b.o. Call (905)438-0309 7,6-899, ager bpm. 11111 CNEV Cavalier (Z24). 3.111 ergine. 50.0001rms on new motor. New tires. $2700 as is. Evemrgs (905)649- 1656. 1010 FORD TERM, au- tomatic. ale, block heater. new tires. ween maintained. $2.295 (905) 720-0264. 11M GMC 4 x 4 Tracker. white black top, auto, very dean. no rust. excellent con- dition. $3850 certified. or 8 0 must be sold. (905) 728-0705 1!191 PONTIAC Grand Pox STE. 1 owner, 179.0o0kms. white. grey leather inteno, loaded, onboard computer. dealer records, certified 1 emission tested $5900 Call (905)579-9597 1992 ACCORD, 5-spd. 4 -dr.. lady driven, no kids, pets, rust or accidents. Records avail- able. Air, cruise. cassette. 140.000 km certified. 58000 oboe Private. 905.668-8110 11102 FORD TEMPO. 5sspp 4cyl, air. sunroof. AM/FM ass 1 owner. 118.DDO Innis. excell m condition. certified. emission tested. $3.200.00 9105-728-4754 1$02 LUMINA. 200 000 led good condition $3.500. Cali (905)433 5068 1112 TOYOTA CELICA Teal due. one lady owner. 5 speed. sumod. luly loaded ira au.CO. Power. New fires, map condition. $11000 Tel 905• 619.3075 ISO Ford Tempo, air, bucket seats. auto wish console stet and tach. 123.000km Asking 1500 clerfllied (905)852- 295 11103 PONTIAC Grand Am GT, morn condition loaded. bright nod. askirq $9000 certified P4ase call (905)430-3342, ask for Dino 1"4 CADILLAC ELDORADO, T C all options blatk,an. 93.000 fill Absohuley like new mire coed Price 519.900 (905)683-3020 1914 SU m. 146.000kms ppb wd taken careof, Asking $5700 1986 Cawtker. fully loaded. best der Cal 571-5088. Kim or Tim IM FORD Escort Wagon LX, p1t1g5 OOOkm Centhed. power brakes air Snau � o now o (906)852-0158 1M6 Geo Nebo 4 or amttm ass dean in 3 out, exCd- lam toaddnon. Regular man- tentaihce $2500. 905.579.9074 (MO) 11182 OLD$AIMLE CUUM Supreme. 2 -door laded. 305 V8. V500 4352139 1t" CORVETTE silver col- lators edition 6 speed. Loaded. Side p SIOOOK Atawg $"Soo i'1 `s6-464.638, 1118 MYUIM ELAMTRA. 5sp 4cyknder Power steering and brakes Reclining buck- ed Badlseat 60/40 spliAI I. A FM Cassette 53000km 21,72 yrs or up to t0000Dkm war- riny, len. $10500 721-2467 1186 PON= FIREFLY. 25.000kni.. standard. 2 Door haldhbadt. GM warranty good httd July 2000. Excdkrt con- dihal fentak drnen. $6.800. Cal (905*23-4572. 1886 VOYAGER. 70K. $14.200: 1995 HONDA AC- CORO EX, auto, air. 60K $12,400: 1995 CAVALIER, 4 dr. aft. air. $7900: 1996 TAURUS Gil. wnag0n 81 K. loam with 1301( extended Fond WxTatty. $11.499: 1993 BUICK REGAL, 1101 loaded $8200; 1989 HONDA AC- CORD. aullo. $2400: 1991 Ci- vic DX -SE, aua. ice cold air. 140K $6427; 1990 CFEV.. Stulp5. exiIO?K.Scab ' Over WaitedpOvdw des in Skid$! Saab bevea- Rlars 1401 Dtrtds St Fast 666.3310. Vtb analegt Final ins ina - ins - Good. Bid or No Credit! 1OB7 GRAND AM 2 dr 6 cy- Neder, ERterald year, aif she p eScoOM ageh ...I t 113,000km $10,900. T811 666 2U4 WE EVERYFINCE First time I ers bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Tra�dee may. be SPECIAL DEPAR M�ENT SH N 300 "..,.'" 300 BUYING OR SELLING? "MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" Your one stop shopping for "OONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING" and repars as well Mechanical Salety Cerlliatiahs 1.905.6685893 1.800.565.5893 1'III Automobiles for sale M GRAND PIIDt. 200.000ks. excellent condition, runs like a charmas is $1.000 or 080. 9D5M6-7762 90 MERCURY Topaz. 90K. Sid. excellent condition, will Certify. passed emissions. $3500 89 CHEV CAVALIER. 1609auto, good condmon. $2000 0 B 0 905.839.7600 LEE J. MOTORS 552 Bloor East• 433-%76 SPRING SALE. 1994 Astro van 8 pas- senger 118.000km $6495 1992 Sunbdrd 4 doors au- tomatic ice cold air 110.000 km SM75 1993 STS Cadillac Seville power root. leather n- Iw norm sur powered dia- mond white $13 .500 1994 SLS Cadillac Seville power rod learner interior north star powered $16750 1992 Taurus LX Wagon fully loaded 6 cyt 3.8 enhgahe $53951993 Pollac Sunbrd LE 2 door poop up sunroof 5 128.000 km 55275 1993 GEO Metro 5 sod runs NO looks like brand new 1992 Siverado Pick -m -up truck loaded cold at $8500 1994 Sedan Devdk lather 119.000krn $16900 1992 le- mur 4 door $2465 1988 Olds Cutass 2 door $4495 1993 Cavalier 2 door 92 000 km Aldo M875 An vehicles cedi- 8ed with powertrain wanaffhl �V01� 1 Araonhobdrw ion A A A AUTO- Cars trucks boars We pay up to $10.000 Cash on the spoil Any condd- tan. airy year Call us all bre. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 inn. serwa 905-686-500.'+ or 905706-5231 CASH FOR CARS! we buy used vehicles Vehicles must bein runninggc15 ondlaw CA 427- Come to 479 Bayy St Ext. Apx at MURAO AUTO SALES 1 Trucks ler /NS CHEVY S15 - 305 Motor reinforced sprigs. $2500 080. Call sieve after 6 30pm 431-0743 or 434- 1865snp 1188 C EV Bluer. 4 wheel drive. $4500 or best offer. Please all (905)723-6884 18M FORD F168 XL SUPER CAB PICK UP. Low blome- ters, excellent condition. V8. Gran with tan interior, at. alarm. bed kner, ami Ca- sette. $24.500Ablse take over possible. 905.720.1683. 1 wow 4 1082 Collins GRAND CARAVNN SE, V-6. 4 speed aummabc. loaded, very dealt 127.000 knL emissions Itxled aid aapppproved. $8.200. 1911:1 471-M75 MNWnm. Pease ale bele e 9 p.m. 1911 AAMO8TML 58,000km. air, e- , i , Pio• poll, setts 7. Excdent condition. $19,000. Car (905):79.9604. NM DODGE CARAVAN SE.7- pasSen ger 27,000 lam. 3.31. V6, Milo, overdrive. loaded. $18,50IYoUl Cale a34 2ns 1 Tram= 18 F7: Travel Trader to rem, loaded. S/00/week. Car 665- 8519 658519 1974 Impala ds 28' trader, Pa Model. skips 6. Good con dl - tion.Asi rq SM* Cal 985- 6666 aha p.m 1 Trailers 1978 PROWLER, 27 It sleeps 6 fully egwpped- 3 PC bath. Shower/tub. Indge. stove. asking $4D00 Call 985-7363. 1980 Coachmen 30' trader. good condition $5000 firm Call Doug, days 985.0075. evenings 705-277-3250 (snp) 1919 SKYLARK Trailer. 10 x 40 Florida room deck. shed. fully furnished Air condition - ng. Asking $19.900 or best reasonable offer Call 905- 728-6583 1989 STARCRAFT METEOR hardtop sleeps 6 Three bumer stove. awn". mint arndihon. Asking $3.800 Call (905)433-0879 11114 MALLARD trader, 20 feet with awning, stereo. tridge. stove. 3 -piece -bath. Ixapanhe furnace. tion propane tanks. battery Sleeps six Ex- cellent condition asking $8908 (905)433-4625 Zr 1961 PROWLER Trailer. excellent working londition, very clean 1 brow, sieepa 8 includes awning $6900 Cali (905)404-2311 33FT GLENWOOD Park Model traler with lip out clean 1990 model Excellent shape will Place on lot of your do" $9.800 or best offer Ready to go' (905)90541504 snp FOR RENT 19% STAR Craft 'int 'railer ;�aadeedrrgmgsybdinge . S350/weeklyAvarlaoks Stay -Nov 1M-4133-1247 PALOMINO pop up truck -amper 81' ndgie stove. fut- ice excellent condom. S3 770 00 tall 905.432-7604 SOFT -TOP tent trader, ss i joining Ghat . goleep od con- .1mon $700 o b o Cam 9051432-9105 afiet 6p in .l Smoxvrobiee IMS POLARIS INDY ISO w- 95 xCR &ZTctor New Wil Puksned un"I. 4d - * Sow hack Stueded MW Otto Cal 905905.3183 011- moth. 17 FT. SPORTCRAFT R;oera. now niter. 1989 with ,ohnson ' 20 HP outboard Very good andmon $7100 with trader Cal !Mike (905)623-0633 17 FT. SP111TCRAFT Rrvieq bow rider 1989 with Johnson C20 HP outboard 'JtrY good ondrkon $7100 with trader Call kike(9G5)623-0633 198&19e9(196 BAJA Bownd- er swfspoin and trader conn il 7723 11M 318 SUNNUMM twin 271 Volvo Penta new Sun- brema camper top. fully equipped including air cod - honer �7W r (59.900 Cal (9055 ) gen IM 17' Stratus Bass But 90 V4 Jo nwn with custom trailer 26 Ib thrust trolling motor. hsfifwdda. 3 batteries, 2 hive wells. 4 swivel seats. rod Storai netaUic fibre- inum an stamless pprop Mint ncondition. $14,996 obo Cam weekends 705328- 04M or Aw 6 p In. (snp) 2aA2 Peeler Boal wo trail- er. Could easily be made rho house boat. 905.723-7242 or 613.3%-2063 _ BW and motor. New 12 It. fibreglass Grand Mere boat and 4 fp. Johnson motor with less than 20 his. use. Sacn- bce $975for bon. Cal 571- 7335. 12 n ALIIIIMNIM 80AT wo 9.11hp. Mercury motor and bailer with 3 We is ks%. Ask- ing $1200. Call (905)619.231io. CLASSIC wood boat. motor. trader etc. Cal 665-8519 1 Gw"d Yod son 2-NEOROQM main floor awment, seconds from 401 and downtown Oshawa. $710 . ore -third utibties. Parking included and all amenities. Call 905.435.4694 1 leave message. . 1 Ane A enft CRAFT AND ANTIQUE VEN. DORS wanted Spaces from $32 50 per month Let us sell your products for you You don't need to be here Open 7 days a week Antique Barn and Country ;raft Marker 1618 Dundas SI East Whitby (905)404-0508 a 11 Apanmems For Rem 2 BEDROOM a;a a ie „'n. 1 k.ocated at 3Y, Malaga Rd Oshawa $720fmarm includes fridge. stove. heat. hydro and water Parlurg No pets Call from 9am-9pm 4 905-576- 6724 2-tEDROON oasemem apt with separate entrance Arr. conthumng. 1 -car parking Available Immediately $750 all inclusive. no pets. now smokers Cal 905419-8091 2 BEDROOM 1SAtT APT Sep entr including unhDn.S Padang $725,mu Iw1a ll Avail June 1st No pec Hwy2lAllona Call 7.10pm weekdays a anytime on wee- kends (905)-5098170 2 BEDROOMS ova iabk 1st of Jay Main floor $740 all n- dmw Guar auildrq. Dsba- WeNo dogs. CA (905) 721- 2-8DRM lot gond leo -- , in well 1131nLuned 12-pkx Nice noovourr4w, srmcoe North Rwtset Close to shoppug. bus FriOge/stove. parbg, cable. tadWA*Y laahou sor- CaN no- dW,572982 July I 2 -BEDROOM basement apadment newly renovated. separate entrance dust to am ties acluding Dts �i:SM*kmg parking ivy able Available JWy 1 S7% mom al nctuspe 905-837- OB04 2.8EOROOM basement apartment in quiet. a m lail ose ly ho. nesndahhat am, ra. vme kil. lawndry facrikei s available Cable nscuded No smokers no pets please a, fwmordm 831-6289 514 MARY ST. E. Wilarm July 1 st - 1 De6'Studro apt kam in cod rirtarw - mm k1w-nse Maim kk-stye en- vwomnert Ut4. partung. st- ow" arenas. balcony For app Jape 666-24M AJAX 401.Nivi Weshey Beautiful txigtt or" new one bedroom iei4fred legal apil nNrt Walk out to the yard. tug bathroom Imng. 6". lutchen, coma) aw, parking $700 nc OW died a must Tel 416 2655118 AJAX. 1 -bedroom newly ren- ovated tusemem apartment, separate entrance. all inclu- sive. June 1st Laundry, able. padung. No smolu els $600 1stilast 905-426-7676 AJAX, fumdshed room in dean home Includes parking. cable. Wrldry dishwasher. separate entrance, prefer working non-smoker $425 FuSVW Cam 427-6932 AW.11111 ,eey JJe' " ' gee bedroom . tndgrJstove. wash- er/dryer. able, air. non- smoker. no lets. $700imoreh inclusive. Available imme- diately. 905-619-2955 after 4pm.. Rebrddas AJAX4ANGE one bedroom basement apartment. Eat -in kitchen. bung room. 3 -piece batt. stove, fridge. shared laundry. parknq. Available June! $650 witettes included. Alark Rory Ltd 663.1811. AWIANLE N88EOIATELT- Newly nervated one bedroom apt. Meal for coupe: denleally braced on Brick 5L in down- town Uxbridge. Parting anad- able. References. From $500 plus utilities Cam 1-8gO-387- ABRRARt twtwRet". In Whitby Apt. building. spa- cious, Carpeted, newly pard - ad, with balcony. dose to bus, shoppug. am uikies included, brstRut required. no pets. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom. $790. 3 bedroom 5890. Cal 43D-0134. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14,1999 PAGE 35 A/P 250 '"..'- ' 250 250 `-'".'- ' 250 � Una Road, Pickerin (Whites Rd/New St.1 Sat. May 15th, 9:00 a.m. SPRING HAS SPRUNG GARAGE SALE Sat & Sun May 15 & 16 1300 Cordell Court (Liverpool & Finch) Absolutely something for everyone! Don't miss this one, see you there!! Sat. May 15, Rain date Sun. May 16 ricludes much merchandise from estate Audi 8 Video ,apt , TVs, stereos, Dhscmans. Walkmans, Watchmans- many NEW. UNUSED, still in original packaging. (,hainsaw, air conditioner, power tools. hand tools, golf .rubs. appliances. baby crib, boys bike, furniture, vid- eos Much, much more. far too much to list. Much of It eco or unused. All priced ridiculously low. Must be sold as we cannot store it. 62 Spiers Cr., Ajax Take Bayly East of Pickering Beach Rd. to Shoat Point Rd. South to Spiers Cres. SATU R DAY MAY 15 Starting 7:30AM 34 BOLLAND CRESCENT, AJAX *RAIN DATE SUNDAY MAY 16 * Furniture bedding. China. speakers. books 8 more MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALES Sat. & Sun. Mav 15 & 16 Sam - 2pm Baby stuff, cnb. strollers, kids clothes, toys, furniture. collectibles. housewares. books Mullen Drive dRavenscroft & Rossland) Ml,l:rl FAMILY S'rREE'l' SALE Sat Ntav 15th, Nara - 3pm Rain a Shine Pimcrove Ave. i %tonna At shrPlsard neat Wcrc selling cicrything kmduthnf the kitchen slink. liths fixtures, slid maple butcher blink. rikinitncnpic►. stereo. Rolf chubs' MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE 1742 Shadybrook Dr. Pickering (White"hepherd) 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. Sat. May 15th. Furniture, pool table freezer. Itikes, qac.,,:^air con.. Avon tnllretaples, lots of toys, carseat MULTI FAMILN GARAGE SALE LOTS OF KIDS STUFF AND MORE SUN. MAY 16TH 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. 45 - 47 Carle Cres., Ajax IChurrh and Rossland) MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE Saturday May 15th 9 am - 3 pm 1960/62 Parkside Drive, Pickering (Whites Rd & Finch just off Aspen) RAIN OR SHINE! %1('% [%(. 1 \1<111 x.11 I May 1151111 Rain Date Nay loth Sit-5P.m. Sn Uxbridge/Pickering T -Wil r Kander bw. h. 9Lx -wart nia.tillrr. tndo. ,lave, dses- kef WW sit, scarce» 11i ,ted .Fiwader. MOVING SALE Sat. Mai 15th, yam - IFm 50 Simms Dr., Ajax (Hwy 2/ Wesmev) Bargains Galore!!! MOVING SALE Sat. May 15th, 8am - fpm 931 Reytan Blvd., Pickering drum kit, bassguitar, fumiture, & much more!! MOVING SALE 1212 Fieldstone Circle (LjverpoOl/F'inch) 8 am -Sat. May 15. Furniture, pictures, dishes, books. Moving Salle Sat. May 15th, 9am 6 POLLARD CRES., AJAX (N. of Hwy 2, off church SL) Freezer,funniture, drapes, lawn mower, dishes & more! MOVING OUT OF PROVINCE 30 YEARS OF GOODS Sat- May 15th 8 aa- -12 noon 1762 Claressim deeck Rd, North f V sites Qwqp• aim or . 11110 556 Steepk HM (West of Whiles Rr. tr WO si* of Hwy 2) Sal May 15th, 7 a.m - 12 now Oval arca rut. spirts ixPrip.. lkwiks, rtNii3. kale Mil w stir 3 Rksys ale girls), tugs- %flies, baby said, car scat- tkmdkiJ u.rs, small appliancts, tkrkkit stuff 3 rswkc! STREET SAILE Engel Crt /Callahan St. Sat. May 15,111-2 (raindate May 16) Childrens items, boob, heMbold & toys, HUGE MOVING SALE 872 MARINET (Whites/Bayley. South of 401) SATURDAY 15 MAY - 8am to 3 pm WELL LOOKED AFTER QUALITY ITEMS Including bed, microwave, computer, books kitchen table etc. HUGE MOVING SALE Sat. May 15, Rain date May 16 4 TRAGUNNA LANE AJAX (Monarch / Bayly (Monarch Mews) Dishes. housewares, toys. clothes. albums. Barney Videos, plus more. HUGE GARAGE SALE 1981 SPRUCE HILL ROAD, PICKERING (Off Finch, East of Whites) Saturday 15 May Sunday 16 May 8.30 am onwards HousMold dams. clothing, crib. toys. photogrsp i meat, sewing machine, furniture, appliances Tea collect bks. * HUGE YARD SALE ! • SATURDAY MAY 15TH SAM 2380 ALTONA RD ( North of Finch) air conditioner mechanic s tool box ;top 8 bottom) weed eater, wicker IoveseaVchair, rigid pipe vise. railway ties toys to tools, crafts to collectiables GARAGENARD SALE Saturday May 15, 8am-4pm. 1960 Conc a6. Uxbrdge (3km south of Durham 21) Rain or shine Great variety of quality stuff GARAGE SALE Saturday May 15th b Sunday May 16th 8 am to Spm 136 Chatfield Drive, Ajax Tapes, CO's, videos, household items, plus lots more! GARAGE SALE SATURDAY MAY 15 8AM -12PM 659 HIGHVIEW RD, PICKERING Baby rtems ante arand'OyS nock acauer ttte d ..,d fadesblack lacquer 2 PC a rterlainment/ctwra unit aro much -udh more GARAGE SALE SATURDAY MAY 15TH - 9 am to 4 pm 74 WRIGHT CRESCENT, AJAX 13ilwng room furniture. baby equipment, computer egt PR md any good things t0 list! In Sinew Hiring Baput Ckwrcb Building Fund FGARAGE SALE URDAY MAY 15TH 8A.MTO2PM CE HILL ROAD, DICKERING lawn mower 1 lots of everythingd GARAGE SALE Sat. !stat 15th. `tam - cpm 16 Hunter Dr., Ajax Waterbed. drev.cr, hathroom org utizm ,4cighls, clocks. bicycle, kitchen warns, ctc. GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 15 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. ll JACQUES LANE, AJAX Harwood A% e. S. an-' Clusrri.i�;r Dr. E. 1 Furniture, beta vi:T; records, tapes, wom- en's golt clubs, wading pool, household items. t:.ARAGE SALE OF PERE\\I.AL PLATS SI 141.ak1 up. 4)-k -t-. i:.awing Jkwia. K-tim aW ince bora,. $::;4, up Tbw%. Fn. Sr arad %.colo, 91ar-4:3e Pro IGner hoick m. gikWi.+ ,tete u iso 44IMunro Creseem Tema HeWiss, lxbridip GARAGE SALE OF PERENNIAL PLANTS $1.00 and up, 50 varieties, featuring Hostas, Hostas, and more Hostas $2.50 up Thugs, Fri, Sat and Sunday 9.30 am - 4.30 pm (Great gardens, goodies - Check it up) 46 Munro Crescent, Testa Heights, Uxbridge GARAGE. SALE 1618 HoUtbedAe Dr. (Brock & Finicb) Saturday May 15 - 8 am - 12 Raiwdae - Sin. May 16 - 9.2 Carpiarts6 toys. bousebo8d item aid seell GARAGE SALE 11 AND 26 Mortimer Cres., Ajax. Saturday, May 15th 7:30 am. -3 pan. Household items, some toys. GARA3ATUROAY MAY 155TH 8A 1 TO I PM ISO REESSOOR C. MST 116TH KMW JUST OFF UWOW MW MI table saw, gas logs, garden spreader, crafts, water bed, bumper pads and much more ATURDAY MAY 15 Slam - 2pm 1730 BRONTE SQUARE, PICKERING w AIP PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EQITION. Max 14.1899 1 solea 1 tea_ DESIGNERMECORATOR YARD SALE Sat. Mav 15th, yam - 3pm c"ume Jewellcn'. las of clothing, neve silk/dned flowers and arrangements. books. vases and containers. ribbons and much more! 2073 Lynnheights Dr. Pickering COPPINS CORNER STREET SALE Norton and Gamron Streets Saturday Mav 15th IIAWESOME GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 15TH (8:30 - 3:00) Oak office desk, chairs, lights, bedding, towels, table clothes, curtains, glass-' ware, china set, toes, rugs, flower pots, nic nacs and much more.... Manv items ideal for the cottage or students! Everything priced to sell bargains galore!! 78 OLD KINGSTON RD., AJAX (HIGHWAY 2/CHURCH) 6th Annual Discovery Bay GARAGE SALE Sat. May 15th 8:30 - 1:00pm 13 Streets: Walker, Kipling, Vale, Humphrev, Hilling, Hawkins, Simonds, ;Kilner, Garnett, Rands, Bashford, Prudham & Epson Hosted by: Lois Weaver, Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. 713 & 717 Hilh iew Lies., Pickering Sat. Mar. 15, y - 4pm, Rain date Sunday apt. stzc washer/dryer, Jenny Lynn bed, bike's. household items, some colleCtables, SOb1FTHM , FOR EVERYO.NE'' 5 HOME GARAGE SALE Sat. Mai 15 8 am - 3 pm. 2.476 1N ILDNY X)D CIU.S. I PICKERI!VG I hlock% west of Brock Rd.. alt Major (Yaks i. Rain Date Sunda% Mav 16 ss - 3o GARAGES OPEN 20 th Annual Burden Crescent Garage Sale in Ajax Saturday, Mai' 15th, 9-30 - 2:30 (westncv Rd so Finley, south to Burden) 22 BROCKMAN CRESCENT Wrtitnry ., Saturday May 5 12 8am - Noon (Raindate Sunday May 16) Microwave. Washer ti Dryer. 3/4 Ded. coffee table and lots of Baby stuff Yard Sale - Sun May 16th gam South end of Liverpool Ylatchfiilr ;t�rt: Lots Of 600diesm DOWNTOWN wMTWY tinge 3 bedroom in Iriptex very clean. wah b•lewy, f920, I1"01i'lTat. MiMtg. hot 'later, Wring incl storage OKk4W Aigdable June 19 (905) 669- RENTEO - Yr Leader reraed ttS 3 bedroom MDawhitem Ott same day hif advertaW d m our ppapers To fintd out how a 576 9� � adver"X707 NWY.12/Teinmlioe Cornice. spode very bright sage 2 - bedroom Private entrance to in tut xherh. own lanrhdry. Irx . shoplanq nearby Ex- cekow hgytDourbood $6951 me .1/3 utafts owe( no A�preferred, July 1st (90S bright renovated 2-bLARGE � ftm lower apartment with private -en- trance. central-ar, oak kitM- en. 4 -appliances. ww pink fenced yard Westneyhfigh- way 2 area Available milaw diately $100D/400 inclu- sive References. IgAaw req'd Cal 606-s99Q. AHK- convervemb 401 -new ah bddw targe 1 -bedroom. Ceraarc floors, oak cabinets, wasthedaayer. own entrna. lies a clop, qh•a swat. aan- Smoting. stw pr11lessiortal, a C all irhdiaive, ialnaediae $'ImwAmh. WS_ ONE ARID Two bedroom apartments. in mostadult buildg. Available June beahAilw and J*. Stevensor> Ross - land. ostem. Cal (905)723- 1009 or(905)728.4966. Rem WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - 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: w•ww.bigt(x)t.com /-highnser Rem AVAILABLE JUNE IST - Oshawa 2 bedroom base- ment apartment. large wind- ows, full bathroom, privale laundry $750 per mo Fridge. stove. washer, dryer, able. aro all 'litres included 4w - APARTMENT New 1 bedroom. Sep. laundry8en- trance. First 8 Last. Non-smoker/no pets Available July 1st 509-7199 enc"' -te,ir hwl� Jul basement apt u sroek/ Delltmook Pickering transit. hardwood Moors. pabo. qu- ,vn. Orne/twro bedroom from $700 inclusive Avadade July 1st (905) 686-7526 MOOKLIN Bnght and Cheery legal 2 bedroom apartment. lower IHt1 of raised buinga- bw Separate engrams. park - m0. 4 appliances $750 in- Uudes utikba Available June t Call 705.731.0193 after 6pm CARRINGTON rrge 1 and 2 bedroom apartments in fire - oft $485,5560 vtdnndes um - lies. paring appliances. $50 rem rebate Near shbppinq -nrnehes. park Paris Nt61 -2-1562 CENTRAL OSHAWA dean. bngnt one bedr,tm apart- ment Swuoie la $age workeg Person S550imora h - N AB adusm had June 432.8159 or 579-2927 CENTRAL Oshawa. targe 2 ' ,dr'wm aparimenty Avail - Auk In wM-mamtyned bililArg Cbee b all arwetdes °lease alt (905)723-0977 9 am -7pm COWTICE Baamore cap. Newly 'en)vaed. wood SWW Jv,Oamces. Laundry. parting. able. nredkes included. close able m Sm month For raD Cal 19051436- _ GARAGE .SALE Saturdav Nay 15 .9:00 sora - 2 P aL 1213 S 1215 Bridge (;ate Cries. Wench & IJverlxxA off Stele khdgc) Vanes, of ueaaa, compeller deck, niitK rasa. cla ir%- arwa- mew., dLJes. d.tMW, Fisedwho bed, pbmds. bigete. Haub trailer buck rind sleek =we-. OPE% NATER coits Sn:D10 Sunday May 16th lam -Noon "Rain or Shine" 127 Reed Drive, Ajax (R itchie/Westney area) SATURDAY MAY 15th 7am - 3pm LOVE CRESCENT, AJAX (Off Lakedriveway, West d Harwood) kSTREETSAM f SAT. MAY 15-8-2 SAYOR DR.( OFF DELANEY ) r Appliances and more r STREET SALE Redbird Cres. (Huntsville elle F-mcb) Sat. May 15 8:30 am - 3 pm. Coursesy of ComweO Rasher STREET SALE ON BOOTH CRESCENT ( Old � RMAYY MAY 15TH 19" HWW@od1 BANT02PM MIN DATE MAY 161999 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE ONE BED. sale. TWO BED.s740. Clean quiet Security building. Utilities included. 59905) 852-6068 eave message. B as R«a UXBRIDGE one bed 5640 d TWO bedroom $740, clean quiet. Security budding Uhk- lies included (9a5) 852.6068 ONE bedroom walk out base- ment apartment, avadable immediately Whiles/finch area. no pets no smoking 1st/ last $700 all inclusive Leave messages 905-839-1945 OSHAWA APTS - Bachelor one bedroom 2 bedroom n- Cudes all ubtries and parking Laundry on site905ISM 0425. or 1-888-558.2m OSHAWA. close to 0 C 1 bedroom baseman. with W rage No pets $500 001m, n- Gudes uldma Available row :A 905-579-M PICKERING Whilifoinch im- maculate large one bedroom basement. tree parking. =noolmoker. no pets chen 5595 inclusive Agdable June 1st (905)931- 7122 after rpm PICKERING -2 bedroom ala. across from GO. air. adults P"le"Ildnon smokers. no Pets . hrstAtnp regwe $7501 mo . Avad Jive 1. cal 905- 931-1836 PICKERING Broctvl)ellbfook Bright clean and spacious watt out Moment apartment Available June 1 Private ew trance. 2 bedroom YAM closet. living room. separateqt- n lutchen, bathroom. pphhnt0grrndry sire aand fim ears I tsAlarsrtry dost to PTC back yard CalEnpy Ruli ane1133 PICKERING VILLAGE Fnr- md5 snro spaous Gun ont bedr11ow, scWroe entrance. our DDDR. Shared partung Suitable for sin - professional No pew smokers Available Jnxel ow wards Woo inclusive. 1st/ last sag 1906)-428- PICrERMG 2 b.di iom bul- mem apartment Separate en- rance. Wu ng. bright a Spa oM 4 appliancesLarge bad yard Steps b GWTodwi Centre $800 inion . bee uMi- 11". non-smoker/rq dabtefy Arar wmemaOars Pins (416) 757-7773 ed 24 or ere (416) 2%7'742 PICKERING 3 bedroom main floor of Bungalow large to n k4chen. 4 appliances. large back yard. Sops to Go/ Town Cadre $1100/ moa. ho u w on Non maker/ Available imntedialely 14161 757-7773 ext 24 Or evil (416) 2511.7742 POUT UMON/401 clean Ongnt basement apartnhem. one bvdroan plus den. lairn- dry Pa" able. non smoker.no pets $750 297- lapteer momth rhdadvc Td 416- 1963 SPACIOUS i -bedroom base- ment apartmentRosaand/ Basset area Separate en- trance. share laundry Neu amentia $600 inclusive Rrsillast. excellent Dergh- bowthood Call after66ppnn or Wye message (9051430- Large 2 li 3 B/R units. Utilities included. Easy accesstoto Schools, can (9051721For 4741 JULY 1. 5610 a VM.: Osha- wa Camra aria Wow HIM. RW water ncclu". Hydro antra (905) 4364041 IIt•NOCE, large 1 bphoom Apartment on pnvaw estae propary N apprances. heat. Mdro. indw ed. No pelt/ 1st and fast mpmis area lmoaltl. (905152- 6070 Dr 416.346 M17 Agil- able June 1St. WNW - Downtown salary building, dean. 1 bedroom apt. Sme" Ior Bugle non smoker No pelt. 5565 . ttaiy 666.9009 (srp)MY 905 WRrIDY, Dwk m w.. 1 a 2 - bedroom ops. clan. quiet patl+tro. win -broad - Law closets. Near shops. GO train/401. Fridge/ stove. $610/up. inclusive. No pets. 905404-1414. a 1 DY4p t Rent � a 1 Res a 1 orPAM SOCK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME -IT'S EASYII veriehas. 5 merles b tam. No i550lwilek, a0k. • First Time Buyer? - Call Markt CA 19661623 7637. • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markt GUN FISH and lowy r Not Much Downpayment? - Call Markl holeft on Rice Lake. OW bawd horn 000. Moore Mark offers honest, professional, / no pressure service to help you own a home. g4riadOaaHpWyatt, to o ier 1167900.4010682. y (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 OSW W& Mark Stapley *011M 4-bdam 111111M. we* ewt Lot 751x116. Sates Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ud. allDrams a 'we a l owwrdnorsee r a @IFlorida on - Rent Ramak WHITBY - Bright, one bed- CLEAN. 2 bedroom townhouse A PERFECT FAMILY vacation room apartment in Christian home $650 includes utilities. with basement. north Oshawa. Home in CLEAR WATER AREA 3 $925/mo includes tndge. bedroom, towrdnouse, pod. cable. and padung June. IV. (905)720-2611 Reterenas stove. waster. a dryer Avail- pcuzz0. termis court. pond, required able June 1st. (905)723-3755 880. private yard. dose to WHITBY BROCK-S 401, DICKERING TOWNHOUSE. 3 beach Available now For into a photos (905)•579 3788 oh large 2 bedroom apt in tn- bedrooms. 4 apPhances. dean, near PTC. on bus route. Private Homes pk:. work to GO, first last available July 1st $1050/ En For Sale 5700 No pets Call tONecl month Call 416.574-5070 905-509-1520 or 416-466- 1291 BRICK BUNGALOW, with apt. North F um �Close b8101110111111;5275 a 1 Rooms gleaming hardwood floors and WHITBY ONE and two bed• for Rant trreplace $113.500 Larry Ko- room apartments. $612/5690 vaac Associate broker Sut- PICKERING Liverpool Rd tan Group Dynamic Realty PIN hydro Low rise D W&N South one large unfurrrshed kx 434-4600 with parking. dose to a8 basement room $400 one amerkbes Available from srtW room at 5350 Firstlast 15Uune 1 Cal 905.430- Share large kdchenVbath Omit or 416-496-9027 Gentleman preferred No pets WHITBY. 1 bedroom Availal- (905)M 7065 life June 1. Call (905) 665- 7543 or 416-789-4145 WHITBY. 2 bedroom base. ment apt Private emiarhcen Cul-de sac. parking. fireplace. our. appkances. $700 plea V3 uld ties Avail June 1. 905- 6817658. WHITBY, near Go a 401, old- er homeclean a bright. park - mg. 2 -bedroom 5550 plus 3 - bedroom $650ppus Avatable Jane 1st. Cal (9061142-0123 a (905)474.5115 WHITBY One bedroom ala in a small apartment building Laundry tacftn and parluna clifse to all amembes (905) 686 -SOS WHY rem when you an own Dave Hav- yYoouur own home for for IMthat bele Sales � RtAwn Sumnut Realty (1991) ltd (905) 666-3100 or (905) 666- 3211 1 FkniieM For P40 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BIT A HOUSE? J OWN from $700morntr J VC' UUCP Dow vey-ent'" (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley W Dau rwl a Mown' 6 monms tree. uicome requirement /ren $28.000 Pots M ta00t keraat ' le rtrtor' CAN Ken COMit. Cadwell Backer (9051728.9414 AN EXCEIIEM7 upponukry, to Own No down paynrrt Ven- dassMarnce Clean 1 tQ a storey. 2 bedroom detacfiW. ractively reiwroed. aures like3 43794 Central Down Call ABSOLUTELY ASTOUMOIIK 6 months tree then own aon horse from SSWmth You require failtime tanuly on- .I 528 DOD . reasatabk aedt I do the rest Don't Wait CaN Bi Rola. CopweN Banker RMR Real Estate w day 19051 728 9114 OSHAWA 2 bedroom house wdh garage lige kit Bret arta $795 per month pus uama Cal 905-576.6247 OSHAWA. aLA�RsGpEM detached 3 bedroom b ony.oet Cr pescpalev- elsupper 5 ap our very dean. 1.000 inclusive. June 1. �A Management 905- 166 OSMIM Smr4etached house for rent. close b several schools a available Jlnae 1st. X901 -[ft plat does. car (905)619-W19. WMY Rem Owl yore Dia. home. Bah as irk as $500 down. Car 24hrs FREE M -P no - 1069 M. 277. Awdia)Rau- 11u, GoWwkN Bandta. R.Y.R. Real Estab. IIeZ WM Pie neking 2 h� townhouse et. with reasoN- able tem. lair June 19 oc u- Relaerhas available. calf 439-95x6. (nip) WAr TO an or rem b own. 3-4 bedroom Mme. South d Win: es - sage (705) 34 51 For FAFA 1 Towahowaa 3 lissir earn bwamause, Cerari BDwmarvale. $96 Z:no First/last required. Call (9os)623-9426. LARGE. BRIGHT furnished room with kitchenette and ern rate 4K bath non -Smoker, south Apr. near trued. S451 month includes utdibes Available Immediately (9051683-0602 1 Strand Accommodation AT 401; WHITES RD.. Picker- ing clean home quer SUDdi- wsion W corserabm area. Share all facilities lemak preferred non smoker. no pets available now $375 75 VIM Man, 839- fNARED ACCOMMODATION Cannngton area $275 mo Flex trydrD and Cable nCtud- ed Available IntaeOiak� IM-11973Cal 705) 432.8039 p 17061 paw MUM AJAX 4 bVroom ex- ecutive to share. own kvrg area, Mi -pp am With bedroom Share all other lacdrbe clydng in 91 d pool. clop Lake 401 bas route and M imeaties $600 per mom m- uYnrs oldies Available xw- mediiateFy Larry 416-285 3269 "a")Iday) 426-7611 (after For Rad AJAX- 2 BEDROOM. condo minim for rent Fndge stove. ;nu-cortarttd laundry "Dora. ::•baa to al Aalend* Avail - ink June 1 Cal (!05)509- s-to6 1 otic. a RaaN OFFICE SPACE 800 sq tt 2 executive style ad wmq a- ka Pnvm entrances on Brod St Downtown 2nd Roo Mood St (No - - ___ ale parting 5400 bks tares 852 6tp� Call Micky (905) a . i ktdrerial Unft SOUTH AJAX locaoon - Soo sq h pus 300 sq n n1elD- one Al hydro. on. water irf drded Washroom. oflace. workshop I,011114 mrheftia and 0500 Also small o office. 6880 washroom $250 Gord 696- ter fto 1 Ca1eBp TWO BEDROOM . conage on Pidgeon Lake. very private Mom* or season fix mere information call 1705) 736- 3319. Leave message. 2700 SOFT. 3.1 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms. finished base- ment w/wet bar. walkout to 1642 leafed pool, Clair. Cl - mann Moor laundry. bads onto gret»Ddt $215.000 Call (9051430-2697 or dmie by 44 Long Drive. Whitby 3 BEDROOM brick bungalow on 1 4 acre lot in Cowdry. 2 bdrm. M law -cap. Paved drive. Carport a viewer oil furnace. 40x4O' Quonset workshop Located 1 mile wag at Ponty- pool a 530 Drum Rd. astrg $170.000 Open house Sou 1 Sun 1.3 pm (705} 277-1972. 7" SUNDANCE CIRCLE (ThorntoriiRossland area) Jeffery Fbee. 1950 sq. It 4 bedrooms. 2 storey. hourly room. fireplace. came" ce I w. 3 ballrooms. strac. Me Qreenhouse. kitchen, pantry G $210.000 (905)-723- BEST OF TWO WORLDS. Country living on the edge of town 3033 Lambs Rd Cus- tom bull 4 bedroom. 1 1/2 bath, regrow. sit in ow Wool woods wah tri sorrtn W Florae teowes tight tgacwws rDDnms wwth a yea view. Sorntr to. W, oak !nm 4U. healed /ac garagalshop, As pool/deck. 2 good sued outbuildings apartmaitSepone above ara�pc we did end 5254.900- (905) 623-4246 EXCEPTIONAL nnhgdekd semi in prime it E location Bads onto ked. Urge "- room 2.1 1wd►w dote b omvtang, lnrrined Irieiaaa wit INV ret room, np/- smaker Pkances no Briring an after over $125.000, lift" decor HDrie mat he- 10 019bIt AWGCIIW 1lOSI571- LARGE 3 bedroom thorp. gas )tltfT. rniaNlour IallCed yard. tmmaCYlate condo=. hnoW Wxmem, aa�ppgpYiaMeer�� es included Under1900/mo Flints owiterslrp Witty rent '>" call Mdr 05 9 W9a0t LITTLE 00 NO DOWN - f639 00 mortgage. draper than rent' 3 bedroom. tarikly- room. aap in kitchen. drams - Bruce - MrnComDulotAwmnRe- Sly Ltd (905)404.M N.E. OSHAWA, 3-bedroodns, detached. finished basement. central our. brepHoe. Mulched rage. cowl Iorabon 136.500 Cal 5731158. No Agents UnME LOVER'S PARADISE Fantastic waterfront home wall a Dreathtabrg view in Sea- yyave. sp�q fed pond, pro- kSsiorularFscaped. bright 9 main oak flooring SON FAllt, SLake. n P private turpeon �� am qN. 6lreeaHoes. 7 COMP. 3-limelkitiones. all w/o's. ha tub, sawn. may moue features. veriehas. 5 merles b tam. No i550lwilek, a0k. SM.OW (90SM5-%72.. CA 19661623 7637. NONTM osham raised eiat GUN FISH and lowy 1 bedroom. 2 bath. aNachao int holeft on Rice Lake. OW bawd horn 000. Moore gara6e. mray a4 g4riadOaaHpWyatt, to o ier 1167900.4010682. y Qom- di*kknoprawa fainly FrFoes- 170% 696- OSW W& 1 *011M 4-bdam 111111M. we* ewt Lot 751x116. BOW LONG SPKW bkhgn OIIN new a"yet n mryroow rbW"lhbod�am) mrak W. Cada mttaots law Dag hardwood/car- Ica• knof Ia, - award view. all f emu. FahinO• boat nwmals. ftigm low wmom ypffp aaac. wdlteakr� $1100.1 $1100.1 2159. access a shed. '9B. ahamin. eaves. safrl has' VIL ft"ift covering Var. Eaq 401 ac- cess. near Saw*. 619 c r- CLEMWMIEO, flay 1B1nish., nation Cowl. 5167,500. Car aced oamral air awaadboned, 2. 571-5757 raw nem) Momma. Pools, fia taibladled bwW low. ON w4aw Anadbed i buches and � eOChildrenvi. apt. North F um �Close b8101110111111;5275 PMshow in ham weekly. (9n ad ftiog. 6155.560.1- 80D.700-3413. PbM road )rW d�seified fid on the *9 dq► Of pubkaliorl n we rmr nt be re/ponefble lir mm dart one kmr*m In file enol of an 0,01 __.-.-.._-��--�_-._ --..r-a.ra...rrwrr+-..r.. er.rr•.a.r •a......www.w..wraw....s.+:.....,...-..... •�-��awrarar ar.a.rww r,. w. -r-.... ,. _ ..., _....-_..-�-�___---_._. _ 420 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-080 FURNISHED EXECU-SUITES Long/Short Term.... includes 'Dishes 'Linens *Cable 'Tel. 'Park & more For avail. dl rates 1-905-852-6513 V v v WHITBY 4 bedroom detached, 4 baths. central air, cemrel vac. intercom, security sys- lem, new 65 mince carpet n main areas Finished base- ment $189.900 (905) 430- 8153 open Hage Saturday a Sunday - 8 Teddirigion Cres- cent._ FOR SALE WHITBY- lovely 3 bedroom Lots of upgrades, new windows. s afld floors tMouOAout. Nudwoo0 n Nwig aid ditwvruum. Fin- ished roc room. 1.3pC and I- 4 Ix bath. Pool and park in complex Great location close 10 C-1 ,' t. 401 and alt amenities Pat Odgers. Exil Realty Shamax. 1-888.28& 3093 Isnp) WHITBY- 2.750 Sq Ft.. 4 brdm. 3 bath. 2 fireplace. Master with SM rope Freshly pawled. new carpet Premium pre lot on street Open lin 20 Ta meadow Mats (new Kendal - wood a Bums. Tlwdson/401 SJSunday May 16. 1-5pm .900.1905)666-4433 TINcoiidos for sour Klloaa hi,, Square. 55 Wd- ham out 2 OedDont. 1 1/ 2 bahs. 11th tfoor. imma al MortM I view. asking $86.500 No maim. early possesslon Cal 434-4404 1 001 -0t -Town PIe ertin LINDSAY Delightful spa nous 2 bedroom sup. links Dab golf Course. Clop b haipdal. 1440" and as anaertdrei Fa more fel a le - Son. aN (70WM5586 1 entero Trader Sues SSM BUYS your own fully serwced trader lot, alar CD- bounq 100 am puk with ma. fire from staid beach. great v mmtxw4 all amumn 1- 416-01-1566 AM YOU LOOKM for a sea- sonal service available lir 0 the Son long weekend" GaveLabus a kln North Como $round a 3 km North CI Pelerbor WO -316-8641 or web S" wwwr.Iravelint Cert✓amip- MO rem RV PAIN(; CLEW. 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Cal C--Urwy Services Co 905) -686 - 6805. • 1 BisiiOass CHIP TRUCK FOR SALE Tuftify operation Permanent locabon, 45 mm from Osha- wa (705)799.0¢48 (sap) COMPUTER / EOUPWRT cleaning Companies ppaaYy $1.000 sof Uri service Eo- harncesappcara wremoval a mpaiaallm lrnClpenbre t-814-522.SMO. rd. rim Linrrkd LOCAL OSHAWA MAM- TENANCE business Snow- pbwnp/tawn and garden. es- tablished on 1992. put time operation. axaldd tatomer base and arm ad income. n - lades 92 3/4 lin trod. plow. trader and tra[1ptArrrare op- portundy owe re ago sen- na Drily $15.000 Tekphpe 728 1213 even - no PU2A SHOP FOR SALE - $29 701 Dundas St w 1 aeplms GUITAR fidrllelviolm, mando- n mer LasspK Cal Al- lan 2535011 . 1 Conray SINGLES DANCE Fndav May 14th 8 30 p m 1!E TS WESTERN HOTEL' 1 b BS a 401. SIG D Music. GO's to paw Four cella and dam door pm - es Into 613.475-1476 e 1 Pasatw BONED HOUSEWIVES - ON- TARIO. Names a Hose Phone Numbers. 1.900.451- 3631 est 610. $3 69hmi n meet be 1s T -OW 1111,1111 n OLDER LAOIEs - Names a Private Hone Ph" Numbers. 1.900-451-31638 to 235. 93 69N= mem be is T4ae. SURNAWS OWN DATING $ERVKEI Call 905.683-1110. Create a prvoe mailbox or Mk free I1ai lien' Fnatd or Lore for Ye OSWM NEUUMS IIIAS- SAGE Stmt' Sahrce 40 Kwp St. W (905) 404.9625 11:30 am - 9 pm. •� AtaMhwfir .ill TO ?Ali Why not Fax IIS your ad. You Can list your fix MaChin to send. Pkase af10w belle for us to COI*M YM ad Copy MW price pr10r to deadline. One of our customer service repfeselltdim Will Cal you. Plea rremember to leave your addny name. ress, pflolm number vld contact Italrte. tBlosi,Q Fax NM's 9068 Legh Notieee LI, Loo Nafirm NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the estate of c IiORGE EDWARD HARDING, late of the Town of Ajax, who died on or about the 13th day of December, 1998 must be filed with the undersigned on or before the 13th day of June, 1999 after which late the estate will be distributed hav- ing regard only to the claims of which Ole Estate Trustee shall have notice, ,Ind the undersigned will not be liable In any person of whose claim they h.Ill not then have notice. DATED at Oshawa the 12th day of May, 1999 Robert A. Alexander,' CREIGHTON VICTOR ALEXANDER HAYWARD AND MORISON, Barristers and Solicitors, 235 King St. E., Box 26010, Oshawa, Ontario. LIH 8R4 Solicitor for the Estate. Coming Events Le'111IJ Coming Events 30TH ANNIVERSARY UXBRIDGE TRINITY UNITED TOUR OF HOMES SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1999 12:00 NOON - 5:00 p.m. TICKETS: $10.00 each Available At: Toronto Street Pharmacy and Quaker Pharmacy Also Available at the Homes or Church on the Day of the Tour ADULTS ONLY PLEASEtI Announcements L:1:11M Announoemelrts DURHAM REGION ATTENDANT CARE INC. ANNUAL MEETING will be held on June 16, 1999 5:30 p.m. in room 2007 at Durham Board of Education 400 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby, Ontario For further inquiries please call Sylvia Spice at 905-576-2112 M-511 Imprt7vMMnb Al ELECTRICIAN Ceramic the invaliation, free estimates. Upgrades, renova- bons. additions. 20 Yrs. exp. Licensed. Rick 416-464-0270 Pager 382-3052 CONSTRUCTION Speclallzing in total home repairs b renovations, inside 8 out. All work fully guaranteed. 686-1913 GTR RESTORATIONS • t.omplete Basement 8 Bathroom Reno's • Ceramics. Marble, Stone. Hardwood - land b finish b repairs • Drywall Tape, b Painting Ing131 ?W 1r pg512 7W HANWOOD RESIDENTIAL SERVICE Renovations -Gen How Repairs. Sp¢payairig in Custom smooms, bahooms (new 8 up8rads1 No job too sinal Free estimates all woik guaranteed .25 yrs, rltq Iax 905486- 1 T�070 K.C. Aluminum Siding, soffit eaves. fascia, vinyl and alumintxn. Low, low F. Quayy Workmanship Call Kevin at (905) 831-3194 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 s :11 improvements FAsk U CRAB/ et DW., wu a-%. y. ba-a-ta.n+, orranies, eck,esfimat•s 'GUARANTEED' °'•r".nt'PAINTING & ER of THEPLASTIEFUNG BUSINESS Stucco celings. REAU basitiment renovibOfea- Pay as yrxr sat sted. for Paul For a free estimale gall Scott POLL" Iro11E 905-424-0250 •IPIiOYEMENT AU Pro See your deck before Painttiias and we build it, in 3-D,inierlock W gardens � Sua'c., ceJ1n . (Wold Call RICDK n pnn. Top q"d y w wk at ruvrlal,k prx,� (905)619-0681 211% .,It Jim S,m.n Can for A FREE Esumme RENOVATIONS404 -96" PAINTING, bathrooms. TMS PAINTING rec rooms, A DECOR licensed & insured. Interior b Exterior Quality work European Workman - Best prices ship (905)849-69% Fast, clean, retable service. SEAWAY WASTE 428-0061 MANAGBIBff Tote CdoMts 14-40 Cubic Yard aP"ni P9 Garbage BinX11' calming. RetIt81S for Spring brxders, mlenor 1p397 Portiow of pw4ious Work. Mike Skpko (905)10140.•18 Ius.. ��Y--1 114-1 r.. . 1I'.. • NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14, 1999 PAGE 37 A/P • 1 S.rvk:a • • 1 Servftw . ' 1 • ors p . • t Sttrrker • 1 S•rvk es • EnNAaW WN s Q r ate ST. ANDREWS 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 Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister EVERYONE WELCOME, el TO ADVERTISE ;' ;YOUR CHURCH SERVICES Please call Janice @a 683-0707 or fax (905) 5794218 Plumbing PLUMBING LTD. Complete nit ,rooms - kitchens; • baserrielts - dishvlrashers - repairs - renovabons - c:eranc , bv - gas piping - aopkance hook-ups. No lob too small Free Estimates. Call Phil 905-427-5462 PLUMBER ON THE GO Top Ouality Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and new Installations Resitfential -commercial No lob too big or small Free estimates -over 20 yeah expenence Call 905-937-9722 1 P-" a D_-onitbivil C MAN Gras cuUMg, rag cud qwbg awd ��Vlc; d jots �Zd•8307. Yak19i • lora Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. comparable rates. Call (1Mra{• -N1263-5{36 Moog r, stangr i STORAGE HoLses Apa"r-e-!s Offices. App lances 6 Piano Specialists. Senior b Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured Free Estimates. Prolessit►ttal service. Call 436-7795. Expenenced Cross Moans Ear3ain rales, hones. Aces. apt.. etc 2'wo Marg. park N available 423-0239 286-5519 820A Ct ST0%I HOME SE WIN(: W_ w 1. Se•4 f /fly/ drapes, valincc5. lip covers. blinds, f tow Shp coKrs Yaw fabric or ours I ,r Is vrar, of Idris can 62"10 : ' Photography HASSLESLD. 2 t 4 camrra. 80mm 2 8 lens. 120 back pro made 6 caseExodlent can dilton $ 1600 firm STUolo lights. Norman No Ws pad. 2 heads 3 light surds. spare bulbs. carryog case excel- lent colditlon. Small 6 porn- atile $1000 or 810 111111" Backdrop Olid marble from/ prey barx. 10 x21 Lie new 1200 Call 905-666-3428 Leave message snp • 1 F I"1' '04MON CARPET NISTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretchmg, our speciality. Free estimates. D 8 N Dttttcait. 997.1799 w 997-1811 lbrws H0111FiT Hard working reliable cleaning lady. Attention to detail. Own car and wine cleaning supplies. (9K)4s�,47M Too busy? Too bred? of Just don't like deartuq? Banded b Insured. Give Theresa a can at (905) 666-0727. Pickering Standard Church _ I I 2(Methodist) JSunday chc i-+-)1-10:15 Worship - 11:00 am Evening - 7:00 pm Wed. Family Night - 7:10 pm Adult Bible Study. Youth. Children's Aawittes "Thr Churl h That .Smtl,., - 428-6102 655-0148 St. Isaac Joyues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering I, IV 1J6 19051831-3353 SUNDAY LITURGY r' Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. Sunday Morning 18:30. 10:00, 11:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. --------------- House Cleaning 4 CLEANING 4 LADY 10 Years experience 3 bedrooms $50 4 bedrooms $55 Long term references Please call a428.1357a 840 SERVICE Tree Removal'Prurnng 'C,&Dead Wood 'Braong Bucket Trudy Avalkablll FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES Call Patel 9*4615, 0178 hw 905-m-3196 kt.T:" SERVICE Experts In Removal, Trimming, Pruning &Topping Free estimates Call Sean 905-619-1704 TREE CUTTING b TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O .4 IMM 8 tat $105. 910 Lessens $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3061 MBsekrw Bu" �YEb.LDDIG Specializing in aystom tabncatrxts. 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Ray.y.ny 8 2 2 as s..wy W ft 9"1 nom., G,P. 825 u7 1 dyer.--Fk" SM La -n M--R•pa.• a4s s..o- R.r..o.al aw r6f D-c•Jorf.,a 042 Pony S.rv�c.. 467 B.,a,.t Facab.. •66 F-I.ny Ch..tPrP M1� M1 .c Pr m..q $71 ago i-ufa .[. M •M ,Ms.a•pn .116 lo.. hes .w.o.-rv. tea reaarn. so win er0Tai. Fn., a D..rbr, 100 Y111amort-r ow D-111. • 11 r►11e.alree • 11 Yrltestaieas A Memorial Service for WILLIAM 1. ROBINSON who passed away on April 22nd at the Lakeridge Health Centre, Uxbridge. Service will be held on Saturday May 15, 1999 at 2.00 p.m. in Woodnewton, 4849 Concession 6, Uxbridge Flowers gratefully declined. If desired, memorial donations may be made to: North Durham Millennium Band %98 Ravenshoe Rd. R.R. #2 Uxbridge, On. L9P 1 R2 Births 1 Births IT'S A GIRL Baldi - Rich and Stacey are thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter Madison Baldi • Born on May 3, 1999 at East General Hospital, weighing 6lbs., 9ozs. Proud grandparents are Mery & Shirley Dempsey and Carmella & Luciano Bald]. Improvements 9:il11l,1111 Improvements COMMERCIAL 6 RI tir�ENriAr ra'tiT0r1 Fit "ILDINr; RE,NOVXTIONS :1 Roofing :1 Roofing A & C ROOFING And Alummum 1�htngltng, aii itiix„ t ; . „ mw, nd old. orkmanship (juaranwird. 10% Discount to Seniors. fully Insured. Frce csumates. Call Andrew• at (905) 42s-0704 1 ' Plumbing : 1 ' Plumbing DOUG CLARK P/umomq 6 AkcnamcaF Co Lid t;errerav Cr►ntracbnq Carm►erwl 6 aesidwtaar Licensed 6 insured, repairs, alterations 6 renovations new bathrooms. pump repairs FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRS, EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE 306)686-5172 1-800-831-2383 Movlrrg 6 storsg•11.� Moving S Storage AJAX Moving Systems 'J WAr es -ecce 3c WCe xY ZWC soecars:z = 3: ate :1 '•oc.^y Ae va Mare lam mage urs. Mit ,e+ Mt" n00Ms PBM trlE cat 'Xim St1 w19 Eos la ria aac volrse b plowlte ...... 725-0005 or 427-0005 tl� . �� Ihr••rwtc• RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 h up Spnnr S Fall C7ran up Trinunueg / Garden »ork "Excellrnt Rate, and Excellent tiervice" WANANTEEO! Rameffm i cowma AI 1416)811trIKIM 1 9115 619-212-5 TREE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE Munni re11mull i Laniftcaong CALL DAVE 4" 831-7055 ftm Services Party servi es RAMIX WAR" WORK Doing Magic Fre Children's Parties And All occasions. Have My own Magician. GU Reale 6M-4935 • 1 Cad of TIIerlke • 1 Cad of T1lonla (MORA-LEASKQALE UONS c 'CANOE IWM MW wish to thank all those people and organisations who so generously donated prizes or resources to make our canoe river run a success again this year. Jerry Clayton, Opie's Charter, Udora Bob Horner, The Furniture Medic, Sunderland St John's School, Uxbridge Jumbo Video, Uxbridge Markham Automotive Zehrs, Uxbridge Udora General Store Luesby Memorial Company Ltd. Radford Honey Shoppe Leaskdale General Store Competition Car Care, Uxbridge Metro Toronto Police Association SEARS - Diehard Russ Burton, Udora Bodley's Appliances, Pefferlaw Don Palmer Automotive, Pefferlaw The Estonian Camp, Udora �11►�i106rib M�MI�AiIb�A�i®��M�B6�1�t0���Y the 3R'PracticePractices Reduce Reuse Recycle. Please recycle this news -paper The War Amps T[ArAw Many members of The War Amps CHAMP Program for child amputees have lost limbs in accidents. They were hurt playing in dangerous places. Through videos, community presentations, and safety floats, these Safety Ambassadors warn other children to PLAYSAFE! "Don't let an accident happen to you! Spot the danger before you play!" i� FJ To order a SAFETY WALK kit, a PLAYSAFE video, or your 1999 key tags, contact The War Amps: E -ZEE ACCESS Tel.: 1-800-250-3030 Fax: 1-800-219-8988 httpJ/www.waramps.ca Charitable Registration Number 13196 9628 RR0001 dw .4 dft 5 fa - OM Jam Night 10:00 tilClose Hockey GO LEAFS G01 Awesome Prize Giveaways V�i After Each Leafs Games BE THERE! I aps a oil Durfiam'e 1011 5porte Bair 1211 Klnefllton Road, l"Wimrine 838-6470 i DAY SHOW SAT, & SUN AUGUST, *29,19" CNIdren's programs. Educabo,ai Services. Health g Fitness Clubs, CarserTrainhty i mom. Watch For :Co spoltsoas - Show Tunes And More Details... t�1' ItL{„ aKatNKt IiELD AT: w+ a O a ia/ k4 user I�IAIt 111269 - wafiatl.!` AJAXlPICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ,OW COMnMTV IKWIS IM NICE ,fee "GRAND OPENING" ADULT TIME VIDEO VIDEO 8Lp� O�� New Releases Daily STM YOt1Y'E P01M'nM IM POWGET T= OW • Fine 11 tbetsttip * Mom Too • Fm SWcion of Mental Aidt . CD ROMS i MOfiE • 2 for 1 Rar tali on Sutdep i Ti esdsp , ,t • 3 for $10 AN Omar Dap 721WWOW Ave. S. AOX 106 Me* St. w (eArM11DW LAZI) 9I 14 Awe Plars (4poNe awn lhll sixirt rr wn Scala yo w p riats to disc (905) 683-0996 tf <:1be t__ Qwr 1n to' I Is' f 7dgn awfft �/L0W1-.S'r I"CFS IN TOWN 9 .''W��4yYd,D!•Wa-- s f 1 Aucti m. 1 Attedotts . 1 Aucftw SPRING ART AUCTION Tuesday, May 18 At Jackson's "Touch of Class" Banquet Hall 104 Consumers Dr. Whitby 6:30 pmrefs view 7 125 Pieces In All! Featuring Today's Most Popular Artists AJ Casson Robert Bateman Laura Berry Carl Brenders Doug Laird Bill Saunders Plus many more! Featuring Prints by Trisha Romance The Pathway Winter Retreat Sunlit Morning The Conservatory White Christmas & James Lumbers Out on a Limb RCMP Commerative Set Traditions Plus More SPECTACULAR MIXED ESTATE AUCTION Acting under instructions received, we will sell; APPRAISED ESTATE JEWELLERY • COINS • WATCHES EXQUISITE HAND CARVED MAHOGANY FURNITURE • 9PC. DINING ROOM SUITE • BRONZE STATUARY • OUTDOOR SCULPTURES • IRON PLANTERS • BIRD BATH • LIMITED EDITION PRINTS • COLLF,CrIBLE.S • AREA RUGS • Al'TOGRAPHED SPORTS MEMORABILIA • TIFFANY LAMPS HOME THEATRE • VCR • PHONES • STEREOS* PUBLIC AUCTION Sunday May 16 at 12 Noon (Preview I I:am) The Pickering Sports Complex 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Pickering Partial listing: Over 5W quality netters to ttwlak. Haat carved Mahogany ,moles. Chippendale style lowboy, tea cabinets, occasional tables, china abinets. French Night tables, grandfather arm chain, corner face chain, Gc,irgiaa ball & claw bveseat, tilt top table, swan table, Ylaonan Drop tn.,ra desk. tows Arm chairs. Chippendak side table & coffee table. oak dining set. bow front cabrrsets, washstand, plant stands. cunos. vanity & hall tables, framed grand foyer and Palx-c mirrors. accent nurrors. Ph, ao frames. Large selection of framed artworks including Group of Seven T„m Thomson. A.I Casson. Franklin Carratchacl, I.E.H. Macdonald. Christine Marshall rare LE. prints. Otis on canvas, original oil paintings on h.,.ird, Royal Dia. Crystal, porcelain. Border Fine Arts Sculptures. i-rrdertck Rernaron Bronzes. Cast iron toys. lanlerns. dog dt cat feeding ,h.hes, antique collector sencells, Hand painted trunks. Estate collection of G,rgi. Matchbox & Dinky diecast vehicles (MINT). postmaster rare stamp .,,Ilector frames, collector plates. Estate do Modern Iewckry. earrings, bracelets, nags, sterling silver, pearls, necklaces, watches, Monte Blanc {tins and more. Many more items too mnaerous to mention. _.....Plan to attend_ _... Terms: Cash. Visa, MC, debt- AM X. as per Pi's=d do anmwaced, subject to additions A deletions. No Buyers premiums rat surcharges. Auaton iaformation call Auctioneers I-US-PROSAI.E PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 416-298.1762 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 15,1999 11:00 A.M. The complete dispersal of Circle M Ranch, property of the late Col. Albert Greco. Sale consists of: 21 reliable dude horses from the ranch. 24 complete sets of tack for the above horses, I TB gelding, 4 yrs. old. 25 portable panels 8-12 ft. long, hay wagon, 10' rubber mats for horse trailer, 1 bush hog, 6 porta-stalls. Movie props, including ll Vis-a-vis, in immaculate condition, 1 Vis-a- vis, in good cond., I heavy farm wagon on steel (immac.) 2 cutters, 2 doctors buggies, under carriage for heavy farm wagon, poles, neck yokes, shafts, etc. The complete contents of the Circle M Tack Shop, including 6 new western USA made saddles, 6 new English saddles, I Stubben saddle, 10 new western bridles, 1 novelty western show saddle, 15 English bridles, 3 pony saddles and bridles, 1 set leather driving harness, blankets, bits, reins, halters, brushes, plus, plus, plus. Vehicles: 1987 F350 truck, Dooley, reg, cab, diesel, auto., loaded 131K, 5th wheel. 1992 F350 super cab truck, diesel, 5 speed, loaded, 308K/rebuilt engine at 235, 1990 Town car, 168K. TraRers: 1996 Jamco 22' - 7' high aluminum stock horse trailer, 1989 24' flat bed goose deck float, 1987 20'-8' high movie storage trailer, A/C, heat, 5th wheel hook up, 1985 movie storage trailer 20'-8 ft. high. This sale ends an era in the horse world. Please attend and show your support for Albert and his family. Terris earth or known cheque. Dram any Auctioneer (905) 6493718 Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accident or injury to person or property on sale location. Circle M Ranch is located on Hwy. 27 and Major MacKenzie Drive. Number 9867 Hwy. 27, Woodbridge, Ont. A. _ ..._ _ .....-.a. - - N Caww.w.� i i m SPECTACULAR MIXED ESTATE AUCTION Acting under instructions received, we will sell; APPRAISED ESTATE JEWELLERY • COINS • WATCHES EXQUISITE HAND CARVED MAHOGANY FURNITURE • 9PC. DINING ROOM SUITE • BRONZE STATUARY • OUTDOOR SCULPTURES • IRON PLANTERS • BIRD BATH • LIMITED EDITION PRINTS • COLLF,CrIBLE.S • AREA RUGS • Al'TOGRAPHED SPORTS MEMORABILIA • TIFFANY LAMPS HOME THEATRE • VCR • PHONES • STEREOS* PUBLIC AUCTION Sunday May 16 at 12 Noon (Preview I I:am) The Pickering Sports Complex 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Pickering Partial listing: Over 5W quality netters to ttwlak. Haat carved Mahogany ,moles. Chippendale style lowboy, tea cabinets, occasional tables, china abinets. French Night tables, grandfather arm chain, corner face chain, Gc,irgiaa ball & claw bveseat, tilt top table, swan table, Ylaonan Drop tn.,ra desk. tows Arm chairs. Chippendak side table & coffee table. oak dining set. bow front cabrrsets, washstand, plant stands. cunos. vanity & hall tables, framed grand foyer and Palx-c mirrors. accent nurrors. Ph, ao frames. Large selection of framed artworks including Group of Seven T„m Thomson. A.I Casson. Franklin Carratchacl, I.E.H. Macdonald. Christine Marshall rare LE. prints. Otis on canvas, original oil paintings on h.,.ird, Royal Dia. Crystal, porcelain. Border Fine Arts Sculptures. i-rrdertck Rernaron Bronzes. Cast iron toys. lanlerns. dog dt cat feeding ,h.hes, antique collector sencells, Hand painted trunks. Estate collection of G,rgi. Matchbox & Dinky diecast vehicles (MINT). postmaster rare stamp .,,Ilector frames, collector plates. Estate do Modern Iewckry. earrings, bracelets, nags, sterling silver, pearls, necklaces, watches, Monte Blanc {tins and more. Many more items too mnaerous to mention. _.....Plan to attend_ _... Terms: Cash. Visa, MC, debt- AM X. as per Pi's=d do anmwaced, subject to additions A deletions. No Buyers premiums rat surcharges. Auaton iaformation call Auctioneers I-US-PROSAI.E PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 416-298.1762 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 15,1999 11:00 A.M. The complete dispersal of Circle M Ranch, property of the late Col. Albert Greco. Sale consists of: 21 reliable dude horses from the ranch. 24 complete sets of tack for the above horses, I TB gelding, 4 yrs. old. 25 portable panels 8-12 ft. long, hay wagon, 10' rubber mats for horse trailer, 1 bush hog, 6 porta-stalls. Movie props, including ll Vis-a-vis, in immaculate condition, 1 Vis-a- vis, in good cond., I heavy farm wagon on steel (immac.) 2 cutters, 2 doctors buggies, under carriage for heavy farm wagon, poles, neck yokes, shafts, etc. The complete contents of the Circle M Tack Shop, including 6 new western USA made saddles, 6 new English saddles, I Stubben saddle, 10 new western bridles, 1 novelty western show saddle, 15 English bridles, 3 pony saddles and bridles, 1 set leather driving harness, blankets, bits, reins, halters, brushes, plus, plus, plus. Vehicles: 1987 F350 truck, Dooley, reg, cab, diesel, auto., loaded 131K, 5th wheel. 1992 F350 super cab truck, diesel, 5 speed, loaded, 308K/rebuilt engine at 235, 1990 Town car, 168K. TraRers: 1996 Jamco 22' - 7' high aluminum stock horse trailer, 1989 24' flat bed goose deck float, 1987 20'-8' high movie storage trailer, A/C, heat, 5th wheel hook up, 1985 movie storage trailer 20'-8 ft. high. This sale ends an era in the horse world. Please attend and show your support for Albert and his family. Terris earth or known cheque. Dram any Auctioneer (905) 6493718 Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accident or injury to person or property on sale location. Circle M Ranch is located on Hwy. 27 and Major MacKenzie Drive. Number 9867 Hwy. 27, Woodbridge, Ont. A. _ ..._ _ .....-.a. - - n.160Nd►1IS�_ — MONTHS LEASE RATE UP TO 36 OR PURC WING UP TO � VS PURCHASE _ AND AIR TAX 1=71995OF S1 00- LQ•I AND Ip(TRA 1 MM AM a R FRSW EWM4 0W44, MW MW638 AMP 1999 Cavaherl. Sedan. The Ca More Canadians Have Been Depend- On For The Past 10 Year Z.2 litre L4115 hp en . _ s. peed transmissionti heel braking system • Next Generation dual ' g'lbags. sthefternentsy s temA-kf/FM stereo •RBody-colourem sPo",er ass • Rear emouldings• Tintedat hu �olet Cavalier Sedan S.d 199'9 C� - --- - mud guards (� Anyvjiicle- Roadsid� Assistance CDOS V• 1 Has One Of The L owest Op,'aW Cava NO S� �tb N MO'HLY PAYMEM• GUIDE Cas T (Ma. a Sm and �r raK a $100) 52,110 PRE-DEL11/Egy V5 GST (Ind. Tax on Pryf � EXTRA CHggC,E 7 Y �EP06(r $359 SMT DUE no ria, -- _ $300 Lfoerloe, IPPS.,• 3 A*r in. F Extra (Ptls tax% — P� �srK b X • ` c+ y -. we'd far b Anon sae: Cane viril us at your locd del on our wsbsib W 4pnewednAmn or car us at _ _ 1 a>00-0�ONNE. Ar Mases haw annual kilonnhe WNI d 20.000 km. $0.12 per excess kibewhe. PST. GST and incur- anee extra. AN 1999 Cavarar Sedan Masse have an annual cost of borrowing of 1.99 per annum. Over Mese options avai l ble. Financing on approved GMAC credo (My. Example: $10.000 at 1.9% APR. the monlMy yme is $216.51 for 48 monfis. Cost of borrowing is $392.18. ToW oWgation is $10.392.48. Down payment andbr tr rade may be and cost o1 borrowig air vary depending on amount borrowed and do p �yenr+er apply as sidici ed 10 naw 1999 Cavalier Sedan R70 modeM equipped as described Overs apply 10 queMfed retail cusloners in the Ontario Clevrolet Dealer Marksmg Associ llon ordy. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. UmiMd time ot.er which may not be can - Dined with over Oro". Dealer may ser or Mate for lees. See your dealers) for conditions or detaiM. -- i P PAGE 40 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 14,1999 � OUR EAST E 15U1 11'J INIVAN &TRUCK SUPERSTORE I 48 MONTH FINANCING t 0% financing eg. 15.000 financed for 48 months. 0*,. interest charge. ON ALL 1amNEONS IK STOCK 1 2 DOOR NEON RT Power windows • Power mirrors Power locks • CD player •Gold Key 36 ata to a S11eo ttioeu, rola! 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