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t PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 43,400 +► T 40 PAGES SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 2000 I Birthday boys and 4� girls are all smiles •, Page 28 Ajax health centre volunteers proridefunds for scanning device Cash injection heals hospital diagnostic work BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Volunteers at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre (APHC) are well on their way toward ful- filling a commitment to raise $500,000 to help pay for a CT scanner installed at the hospital last year. The hospital auxiliary, which includes more than 200 adult vol- unteers and nearly 70 student helpers, donated $125.000 toward the cost of the $1.2 -million scan- ner this past week. "Patients in west Durham de- serve access to new equipment like the CT scanner. They should- n't have to travel downtown (to XV11V Now DAMOVEMENT By 4CALL US TODAVI � WE WILL NOT OE vlw m lNOlOw00M Wma a Toronto) when the tests can be done close to home;' says auxil- iary president Ella Joel. "The auxiliary made a commit- ment to raise $50,000 over the next five years to help pay for the CT scanner and we're confident that we'll meet the goal earlier than that." The scanner, which allows for greater accuracy of diagnosis and earlier detection of abnormalities such as tumours. was installed at the Ajax site of the Rouge Valley Health System (RVHS) last Au- gust. And, the device has greatly im- See HOSPITAL page S Inside the News Advertiser Vf *M TO FIND R Editorial Page ...........6 Columnist ..............6 Name Dropping .........28 Sports ................31 Classifier .............32 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Classified ........683-0707 Distribution ......683-5117 Boa& Notices .....683-3005 Sincef ft Yours ... ........ 1-800-662-8423 Email shouston@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Athletes excel at track meet Page 31 Up and over RON PIEsTRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY. CENTRAL EIRAIVCH Robyn Goldman of Cadarackque Public Association Track and Field Championship. School in Ajax flies over the hurdles while The meet was hosted at the Oshawa Civic Sta- competing in the Durham Elementary Athletic dium Tuesday. See the story on page 31. Pickering looks to shore up lakefront's future Frenchman's Bay plans considered by council Tuesday PICKERING — The City will take the first step in determining the future of the Liverpool Road South area at a special meeting of Picker- ing council's executive committee Tuesday. June 13. The Liverpool Road South Area Detailed Review, which sets the de- velopment guidelines for the area, will be considered by City politi- cians at the 7:30 p.m. public meet- ing. Two development applications for the neighbourhood, which trig- gered the study last year, will also go to the committee for considera- tion. ' There are a number of issues that are going to be front and cen- tre," says Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland. He notes the com- mittee has to determine whether certain properties in the area should have a mandatory marina compo- nent, if any bay -filling should be al- lowed and whether it's appropriate to look at the development applica- tions at this time. The study, which is divided into two phases and examines both sides of Liverpool Road roughly from Commerce Street to Lake Ontario, drew criticism from some area resi- dents last month because of a pro- posal to use minor bay -filling to cre- ate land for a public trail or board- walk along the waterfront in Frenchman's Bay. One development proposal for the area is from the Pickering Har- bour Company which wants to build a 'marine village', including 40 townhouse units, on the west side of Liverpool Road just south of Wharf Street. G. and A. Hilts plans a 'ma- rine village' with 19 townhouses, some parking and boat storage, and limited commercial uses such as professional offices and a day-care facility on the east side of Liverpool just south of Wharf Street. Coun. Holland says he believes it would be more appropriate to table the development applications Tues- day and ask the proponents to revise their plans so they conform with the study rather than approving the plans in principle, subject to a num- ber of conditions, which could "send the wrong message". �r �Z':. v�i✓r. 9 AIP PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 r 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. � 1 • 1 till PAI 0 .1 11,T- 4 , ES mos, Ail TTiT# rJ ,r 1 LEASE1 ,Ikb.—O% DOWN A 1 CIRRUS LX 4DR SEDAN 2000 NEON 4DR � 1 Inc. auto, ps, pb, ac, pw, pl, AM/FM/Cass, plus much Inc., auto, ps, pb, AWFWCass. ' more. Bal of factory warranty. *169888* 3j"4149888* MILE 1 96 : • F •: .' • 1 •i ' 11 • • 1 • he 511��P6p7ll e ft W �t � s1.ao�� Lor�/1 A slaw Vud. a* <Fiiy Lid fMI 1e�1�� Y��y a^ hum Mme. IR 1 ;> as:�wtitTssnayaylsnb Ib 1 • 1 iti*� aii* '�i iii• IIrO 1 1 1 1� ILLAGE CHRYSLER• HM OVNIAM �oosroo 1 k JAJAX 1 • CHRYSLER • DODGE • DODGE TRUCKS , "THINKMG IJUKE A CUSTOMER" ;'. SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 1 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 905-683-535$ � AND EVERY NIGHT 1 1.8% *kv ing on all 2000 caravans. 48 mos. Ex- $20.000 fnanced over 48 mos. = 48 x $432.17 COB is $743.52 ow. *Plus tr k taxes oac. Add Saeur w dwvwk mvi r.wi mn gn nm r..,.. e......... 1 1 1 .2 i 1 1 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, WW MW 3 P Durham farespoorlyinplacements, workfare statsstlcs show The provincial govern- ment's workfare program has met its annual place- ment target for the first time since its was imple- mented three years ago, re- ports the Ministry of Com- munity and Social Ser- vices. But, Durham hasn't been as successful in meet- ing its targets, says a Re- gion official. According to the Province, the government together with its municipal partners has created more than 30,000 placements through the program. "For the first time since workfare became law three years ago, we have finally met our annual placement target — the target for 1999-2000," Community and Social Services Minis- ter John Baird announced Monday. "The placements pro- vide people with the tools to get off the bench and back into the game" And, municipalities which have surpassed their targets will receive addi- tional funding to help those on welfare, provide assis- tance to vulnerable chil- dren, support the homeless, and subsidize child care, the Province reports. As part of the welfare to -work program, the gov ernment will provide mon than $7 million to munici palities which have sur passed their goals. Munici palities will receive $I,0(X for every placement abovt its target. But, Durham won't be getting any extra cash thi! year. "We didn't achieve out target for the 1999-200( cycle," says Paul Cloutier, head of the Region's in- come support division. Protect your family wig the insurance that comes with Good :Neighbor service. See one of these good neighbor agents FIM Mw 641 KMgStnn Road OftY 12 i WhiteS Rd.) Pk*etk , Ontario 190514203221 � wulrs Atrt 1I1� erodt Rd. S. �! 11'000 SU P112Mllg Daft 1006) i1R16 M SWI I �1115 AAt 345 Ktrgston Roil, SultJe 206 Q" e2 A Alton Rd.l Pic W". *Mario 1905) SW1167 W 0"=11111111 now 4n rlrt hNj Aa. S- ur& lie Aft -a a- M SO 1!061 ws-past STAIN FARM Lute ayood neighbor, Stats, Ptwm is theta 4& - Stale Farm UAW AMftmoble Insamiim ew"M a N Au R A N c F • CArmkr n Hmd 01ke: Sawborou4lti ontow TSR He notes Durham's goal set by the Province was 809 placements. But, the Region only achieved 46- per cent of that target, with a total of 376 placements in the non-prof- it sector here, Mr. Cloutier says. `There's a number of reasons for that;' he says. One factor that likely con- tributed to the shortfall is the fact that staff try to en- sure all placements are beneficial to each party, Mr. Cloutier says. "Our approach has al- ways been one person, one placement. If the objective is to achieve as many placements as possible, that may not be of the best benefit to the client. "We'd much prefer to see people employed and getting a job rather than running them through a community participation placement." He notes Durham's tar- get is expected to increase over the next two years and says the Region is looking at ways to improve its num- bers. "I feel confident our success rates will he much higher this year;" Mr. Cloutier says. NOW Afff Ile11"It6do } ' r � cir�k iii ani itM6s I-w�! E *'moi Cho&W" low 9S ' tlRaR wMtiMrRR 91r.aw- �lciuor�wwr�st�nssttoerKi Y, + M I" C 0&A 030 ft"A V A T b�" tt %wp%/ A w i► w i M&M& ML_Al A 0.. MANY MODELS A SIZES IN STOCK 0. 7w Thurs. June 8 -41 11 Fri., June 9th V—,ok, ,,� A,Poof & Spa /T A" Centersm- im I 1'.- V Fun To k*,, H op sig Savings, Under The Tent F-bo"ummer Living., Sat., June 10th Sun., June 11 th ft UNDUE BEVERp`NitD THURS. & FRI 10-7 PICKERING SATURDAY 9-6 860 BROCK RD. S., UNIT #5 SUNDAY 10-5 Hospital scanner a community cause HOSPITAL from page I proved patient care, says hospital spokesman Katie Cronin -Wood. She reports that, prior to the instal- lation, patients needing a head scan, for example, had to go to Centenary Health Centre in Scarborough, Lak- ' eridge Health in Oshawa or even downtown Toronto for a test. ' That got to be a real problcm," says Ms. Cronin -Wood. "If you had an in-patient (who' needed a CT scan, we had to transfer them by ambulance to another facility...It's so much better that in -patients can have the tests done in this facility and out-patients can have the tests in their local communi- ty.,, A CT scanner takes multiple cross- sectional images of a patient's head or body. The digital images or 'slices' can then be- reconstructed and reproduced on a computer and can be rotated to be viewed from all angles for a complete diagnosis. For example, in the case of head trauma, the scanner can be used to detect internal bleeding that a simple X-ray might not identify. Ms. Cronin -Wood reports a total of $500,000 has so far been raised toward the cost of the scanner, which will be paid for entirely through donations. "Every donation counts;" says Shirley Freek, executive director of the Ajax -Pickering Hospital- Foundation. "With the tremendous support of the auxiliary, with money raised from other generous donors and at events such as the annual Pickering Town Centre Mayors' Charity Classic Golf Tournament, the $1.2 -million CT scan- ner will be paid for." She adds, "We have a large chal- lenge in front of us as the hospital grows and expands and everyone's support will be required" Formed in 1951, the hospital auxil- iary, which runs a coffee shop, gift shop and raffle booth at the health cen- tre, has raised $1.25 million in the last nine years. "The volunteers are an important part of the care team here at the hospi- tal," says Bruce Cliff, APHC's chief operating officer and executive -vice president of the RVHS. "Their friendly faces and willingness to help out is in- valuable" For more information about the auxiliary call 683-2320, ext. 5481. To find out how you can support the hospital call the foundation at 683- 2320, ext. 1501. Golfers tee off for head injury victims A local group is teeing of this week to help raise awareness and funds for victims of head trauma. The Head Injury Association of Durham Region's 20(10 Charity Golf Tournament takes place Thursday. June 15 at Deer Creek Golf 1k Coun- try Club in Ajax. The day features 18 holes of four - person scramble golf, special con- tests, prices, a roast beef supper and guest speaker Terry Kelly. Phone 723-2732 for more infor- mation. loafs 005 fto:► (s cVCU=J n u��arn dy 00blIjil Stu TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLAN The Region of Durham is cooducting the Parham Mobility Study to prepare a Transportation Mester Plan that will belt glide the Region's transportation services and investments for the next 20 years and beyond. WE NEED YOUR HELPII We are looking for your comments on foot DRAFT Working Paten. The Working Papa propose a Traosprtatioo Vision for Durhoss Region, examine potential Transportation Demand Management strategies, and present the Proposed evaleaties criteria sad process. The Working Papers will form the basis fu the Transportation Master Floe, which is being prepared is accordance with the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process sod the Planning Act. WE WANT YOUR COMMENTSI We welcome you commeots on the Working Papers until June 30, 2000. You can also attend use of our Open Houses to discuss the Working Papers or to provide say ether comments you may have on the future taosprtaties needs of the Region. The Open Houses will ren from 7:00 - 9:30 p.m., with a presentatien of 7:30 p.m., un: * June 20, 2000 of the Ajax Community Centro, H.M.S. Ajox Room * June 21, 2000 of the Oshawa Public library -- McLaughlin Auditorium * Jose 22, 2000 of the Pert Perry Two Hall, 1873 Copies of the Working Papers are available on the Region's website (Metw.regien.Jurhom.on.eol, at the Open Nrises, or by contsetiog, Mr. gave Chortler Derhom Relies Works Deprtweut 105 Costumers Drive Whitby, ON LIN 6A3 Phoes: (905) 668-7721 or 1-800-372-1103 Fox: (905) 668-2051 E-mail TMPStedyGryien.Jerhaw.eu.ea NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 PAGE 5 A/P "I fe §_Rr"�Pwff r4m, Bruce Cliff stands with auxiliary volunteers Shirley Rowland and Ella Joel at the new CT scanner paid for entirel- through donations, including the cheque fir $125,000 thev're holding. r mm 0 = m mm ' How long 'has it been" 1 pOIL 1 ' 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE' ' NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED. WARRANTY APPROVED ' 1 OIL CHANGE SPECIAL OIL A FILT6 1 CHANGE .99* ' tow�O PEIAtZOIL 1 •i .$$fora for d1ar�0 OL 1 tom.: z, PT. IesF MCI w 1 eo�sws aovswas s :oo0 1 RADIATOR FLUSH $3 9.951 1 FLUSH A FILL SPECIAL from OFFER EXPIRES Jul' T 15 k 1 eum , _ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! 1 ' 195 WESTNEY RD. South of .tut,, AJAX sons LgOU 427-67961 Rouge Valley L Health System Ajax and Pickering Centre Centenary Health Centre Affiliated with The Toronto Hospital and The Hospital for Sick Children Join us for Rouge Valley Health System's 2nd Annual General Meeting and Special Meeting Tuesday, June 27, 2000 11 a.m. - 12 noon Dr. Bruce Johnston Conference Room - 3rd Floor 2867 Ellesmere Road (Neilson & Ellesmere) Join us for the 2nd Annual General Meeting of Rouge Valley Health System and the Centenary Health Centre Foundation and Special Meeting. The Board of the Rouge Valley Health System and the Centenary Health Centre Foundation will deliver their reports to the Hospital Association Members. Amendments to the By -Laws will be presented and are available for review at the Hospital's Administrative Offices. PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 Editori I&OPINIONS NEWS ADVERTISER JUNE 11. 2 0 0 0 EDITORIAL Canadian Alliance is important Liberals have little opposition, must be challenged on issues Love them or hate them, we need them. The Canadian Alliance that is. Much interest is focused right now on the leadership race to take over the new right-wing national party which has grown out of the ashes of the Re- form party. Reform leader and founder Preston Manning is battling former Alberta treasurer Stockwell Day, B.C. Reform MP Keith Martin, Ontario Tory strate- gist Tom Long and local Hydro worker John Stachow to take over the new party - And new it is. In the recent debates between the four main candidates, po- sitions on the far right were claimed by all. Mr. Long's main message is that what Ralph Klein and Mike Harris have done in Alberta and Ontario, he will do for the country. That means huge tax cuts, less government and a clear cut relationship between the provinces and the fells. Mr. Manning is sticking mostly to what he's said for the past decade: and seems to feel a party name change is all that's needed to win seats in Ontario and the Maritimes where Reform has been shut out in the past two elections. Mr. Day is running on his record as Alberta treasurer and the monetary success - and low taxes - his province has had over the past decade. But is Al- berta a fair snapshot for the rest of Canada? How can the Maritimes or Quebec or even Saskatchewan or Man- itoba be expected to compete on a level playing field with oil -rich Alberta? Mr. Day is also banking on being a fresh face to Canadians outside of Alberta. That's his main point of contention with Mr. Manning. Mr. Martin and Mr. Stachow are there merely to fill out the field. Every- one agrees it is now a three-man race. Who wins isn't as important as that Lhe Canadian Alliance stake out clear positions before the next federal elec- tion. Whether it be Mr. Manning, Mr. Day or Mr. Long, Canadians need to have a choice between the Liberals and another viable party. The feeling is the Progressive Conservatives are a sink- ing ship nationally with an old leader whose time has past. And, despite an improvement in the last election, the NDP is still at microscopic levels in the polls with little chance to make head- way. That leaves the Alliance. Mr. Chre- tien and his Liberals need to be chal- lenged on the issues. If they're to win the day, they must earn it and prove they deserve our support. E -Mail your comments on this open - ion to shoustonadurham.not Submis- sions which include a first and last name, as well as the community of resi- dence, will be considered for publica- tion. TIMM CQO�U�RSE SA WNVe " 7 IrrNAAF``RED W M (ANIS WOM LETTERS TO THE EDITOR No proof merger will save money To the editor: 1 am writing to reply to the letter from Wayne Taggart of Pickering who recently wrote urging us to "get on with amalga- mation". In support of his posi- tion, Mr. Taggart took said that mergers obviously save money, that consulting the people through a referendum was a waste of time and a political ploy and that community attachment and history are irrelevant. I dis- agree. There is absolutely no proof Does God exist? You decide Issue certainly hits home with our readers It's not usual practice to comment on another column in this space, but Edward Barker's Opinion Shaper piece, 'Why do we commit evil if God exists,' which ran in our editions the second week in May, is a truly ex- ceptional case. Mr. Barker, a 75 -year-old retiree, is a father of three and grandfather of seven who hand -delivers his columns to our office. In fact, when be brought his first column in, `Being and noth- ingness; which introduced his atheist views, he was taking his wife for surgery at Iakeridge Health Bow- vianville. That February column generated some mail, but nothing to match his May entry. We received letter after letter after letter with almost all of them arguing with Mr. Barker's belief God doesn't exist. What surprises the most is numer- ous polls over the last few decades say the number of people who attend weekly church services is dropping. Interest in traditional God -based reli- gions is waning while people seem to Tim Kelly Copy Editor be seeking answers to age-old ques- tions in self-help groups and 'New Age' faiths. Yet, a single Opinion Shaper writes two 400 -word columns and dozens of letter writers respond with thousands upon thousands of passion- ate words. It's important to note the letter writers were virtually all quite re- spectful in their replies to Mr. Barker. Some urged him to read the Bible which is odd, since Mr. Barker does- n't believe in it. Others promised to pray for him and felt sorry he doesn't believe. Yet others felt his reasoning and logic was inherently flawed. It was clear most of the writes spent a long time thcwgh"y can - posing their letters. They took pains to make every word count. It was ex- citing and pleasing to see the passion and concern our readers have about this fundamental issue. So, does God exist? If you believe He does, that's all that matters. On the other hand, if you choose not to be- lieve you have the right to your views. The point is, the decision is a person- al one. Problems - wars, imprison- ment, inquisitions, burnings at the stake - have happened throughout his- tory when one group has physically tried to impose its beliefs on another. It's refreshing in the year 2000 that we can discuss this topic in an open and civilized way. Oh, and just in case you were wondering, Mr. Barker will be appearing in our pages again in August and November. that amalgamations generally and an Ajax -Pickering merger specifically will save any money. The Toronto amalgamation has not saved any money. A recent comprehensive study out of the Region of York showed that none of the scenarios for merger in that jurisdiction could possibly save more than five per cent. Any proponent of amalgamation, in- cluding the City of Pickering, has an obligation to provide proof that the merger will result in cost savings and decreases in taxes. Pickering has not done so and re- fuses to do so. I do not believe in government by referendum. But I do believe that the people have the right to be consulted on major and signif- icant issues. The elimination of a municipality is a significant issue. The council of the Town of Ajax has decided to put this question on the ballot in Novem- ber. The City of Pickering has re- fused to do so. Why? Don't they believe in direct democracy? And, what about community identity? Three generations have built a community of 70,000 peo- ple in Ajax from a war -time. mu- nitions plant. In 1955 that first generation insisted that Ajax be created as a Town instead of being returned to Pickering. When regional government was set up in 1974 it was proposed that Ajax be swallowed up by Pickering. The people of Ajax re- fused. Today, Ajax is a strong and viable community which is strongly supported by its citi- zens. History and community are important. I urge every citizen of Ajax to get involved in this debate and to E -/Wt y w cotrrrtertts on dhls opin- express their free and democratic icon to *iroraronldtldanjwL Submis- view in the referendum question *loris **kh li xkxb a #a* arid loot on Nov. 13. tans, as *WE as tbs comaw Nty of raa- lft ms, will be consld red for pubMes- Steve Parish, il►otr.- . .. - ...... . .... , , . .1, .......A,jaxmayor . --..'.--•--------'- -------_--------- 3.- � NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook ice Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905) 683-5110 SA10 (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 E -Hail dK icton@durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing gawp of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right eo classify or refuse any advertise- ment Crodit for adver- tisememt limited to space price aror NEWS ADVER13SER, St1NDXV ED FKK Juni 11, 2000 PAGE 7 AR Down and out in Durham Region Local food banks can be a life saver for people struggling to make ends meet BY CHRISTY CHASE Staff Writer ohn thought life would be easier when he became a senior citizen. The 65 -year-old single man has since found out he was wrong. The older you get, the harder it's going to be," he said. "But I thought it was going to be easier-" That's why he turns up at Sim- coe Hall Settlement House's food bank once a month, trying to make his meagre income stretch and allow him to eat. "I gotta," said John. "I pay $530 in rent. I get $918 for old -age pen- sion. Sometimes I have to borrow money from the landlord:' He lives with his dog in ar, apartment with what he believes is a fair rental rate, nurses a beer to make it last and does lots of walk- ing, since he can't afford a car. He also visits St. Vincent's Kitchen for inexpensive meals. Another visitor to Simcoe Hall is Lecann. She's married and has five children, three of them in dia- pers. I.ceann's husband returned to school last year and she stays home to look after the three youngest kids. Her husband's on a S 1,300 a month allowance. Rent is $900. Then there are the bills, which they've fallen behind on, clothes for the kids, diapers, clothes for growing children and food. "1 go to the food bank so that I can spend the extra dollar or two I have on the gas bill so I don't lose my beat or hydro;" said Leeann, who has visited the food bank once a month for mors than a year. "There are times I still conte up heir situation is "very stressful; she says. However, she's opti- mistic these tough times will be over eventually, once her husband finishes school this summer and gets back into the workforce. John doesn't have that sense of optimism about his situation or that of otter single men and women he knows. "I'o me, she's going to get a lot wax. I don't know what they're going to do. There's no way out, he said. "And the government isn't helping one particle. If it wasn't far the food bank, a person would be right out of it. They'd starve to WALTER PASSARELLA/ News Advertiser photo Sandra Sweep director of Simcoe Hall Settlement which provide a similar service around the region, House Food Bank in Oshawa, ponders the plight are a valuable resourre for low-income people of Durham Region residents who require their ser- who have trouble paying the bills and having vices. The food bank, and other organizations enough money left over to bury essentials. death.- John eath"John says he knows many peo- ple who are worse off than he is. He's got a home at a decent pFice, he said. "I'm no millionairc," he said. "But I'd say I'm a millionaire compared to some of them. I'm lucky'- John and Leeann are just two of the thousands of people who visit local food banks, looking for help to make it from month to month There's no central agency that tracks statistics from food banks in Durham Region, but using infor- mation from some food banks and from the Social Development Council of Ajax-Pickering's Com- munity Wellness Study of Durham Region, about 2,000 people show up on their doorsteps each month for help. Simcoe Hall looks after close to half of them. Other food banks in- clude Operation Scugog in Port Perry, the Salvation Army in Os- hawa, Clarington, Whitby, Ajax and Pickering, Seventh-Day Ad- ventist Church in Oshawa, Ajax - Pickering Community food bank and the church -run Loaves and Fishes in Uxbridge. m the biggest to the smallest, each offers a vital service to sonic of the poorest people in our communities. "We see anywhere between 15 and 20 families in a week," al- though that can swell to about 35 people in the winter, said Anne Wanninkhof, co-ordinator of the volunteer -run Operation Scugog. If they're in need, we're here to help'- In the late 1980s and early 1990s, food banks saw record numbers of people each month. Then, the numbers dropped to- wards the middle of the decade. In more recent years, the people turn- ing to food banks started to rise again, although the situation seems a have stabilized for now, said Sandra Sweet, of Simcoe Hall. But while the numbers remain much the same, the people haven't, she said. "We're seeing different faces," she said "We're seeing people on permanent disability, long-term disability, mental illness. We're seeing an increase in seniors who no longer are able to make it on their pensions. It's a completely different population of people who are coming in. The majority of people com- ing here in 1999 were not people returning... but new people who had never been here before and people who were totally new to the community " That meant Simcoe Hall had to do more than provide food. The staff and volunteers had to provide information about the community for these newcomers, including where to get other services and necessary items, including winter clothes. Simcoe Hall's experiences echo information recently released by the Daily Bread Food Bank, in Toronto. Surveys conducted throughout the Greater Toronto Area show the number of seniors who rely on food banks has almost doubled between 1995 and 2000, going from six per cent to I 1 per cent. Meanwhile, the number of young people, ages 15 to 24, has gone from 15 per cent to six per cent, according to the survey. The survey also found seniors are more pessimistic than other food bank users. Only 36 per cent believe their circumstances will improve, compared to 57 per cent of others. Some smaller food banks in Durham haven't noticed much change in their clientele. At Oper- ation Scugog, they're still seeing plenty of young people and many families. So is the Salvation Army's food bank in Ajax and Pickering, where about 58 families (105 children and 97 adults) get food each month. '"iihe people with children are the ones who come here more fre- quently,' said Sadie Brown, of the Seventh-Day Adventist food bank. The Salvation Army food bank in Bowmanville finds its clients are still mostly young people, usu- ally families. "What we are finding is an in- crease in the number of times the same people are wanting to access the food hank:' said family ser- vices director Isabelle Jones. Families are using more and more of their food budget to pay rent and heat and hydro bills, she said. Some are set up with a spe- cial short-term arrangement that lets them receive a few essentials (soup, macaroni and cheese mixes) several times a month, allowing them to direct more money to bills, she said. "It (money for bills) has got to come from somewhere and that's very often the food budget;' agreed Ms. Sweet. Food bank organizers will be keeping an eye on summer use. Ms. Sweet said in the last two years, the number of people using food banks in July and August has gone up, not down as is normally the case. he speculates that in- crease is due to a more mobile population, as people move for work and get laid off or just go else- where looking for any kind of work. Oshawa has seen many peo- ple come from Toronto, figuring they can do better in a new com- munity with cheaper rents, she said. But they find themselves join- ing the lines of people who need to use food banks, people like John and Leeann. 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All proceeds from the event are being Slean puts a little muscle into his work as he turned over to the Ajax and Pickering Health takes part in a fund-raising car rash and Centre. Mr. Slean and volleyball partner barbecue hosted by Nokia in Ajax on Thurs- Djordje Ljubicic are sponsored by Nokia. Conservation authority water tests being conducted to determine health offish Officials from the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Au- thority (CLOCA) are zapping local waterways to determine whether there is a healthy fish population in the Oshawa Creek Watershed. The authority's aquatic re- source technicians are using a technique called electrofishing to compile data at various sites, CLOCA reports. The process involves the use of a unit which emits an electric current into the water. "The electric shock stuns fish long enough for them to be net- ted and placed in a special stor- age unit. The shock is not harmful to the fish and the storage reduces the level of stress experienced by the fish;" CLOCA reports. "17he fish revive in a few sec- onds and are then grouped ac- cording to species, measured, counted and released" The authority reports the pro- gram involves two field crews collecting data from 55 sites in the Oshawa Creek Watershed, including the Goodman Creek Tributary, for the Oshawa Creek Watershed Aquatic Resource Management Plan (ARMP). "The ARMP is being devel- oped to ensure that measures are being taken to maintain a Youthet fit on the4 DM g cheap in Pickering PICKERING — Students looking to get in shape this summer are being of- fered great membership rates at the Pickering Recreation Complex's rac- quet ball and health club. Young people can work out with others of their age. And, members are entitled to use the pool during posted public swimming hours. For more in- formation contact the complex at 683- 6582 or call 831-171 L. healthy and sustainable fish community in the Oshawa Creek Watershed;" says Jill Mc- Coll, manager of resources poli- cy and planning at CLOCA. The authority is working with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and the fed- eral Department of Fisheries and Oceans to complete the management plan by the spring of 2001. 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It is available for half days in either the morning or afternoon between July 10 and 14, Aug. 14-18, 21-25. The cost is $45 per week or $10 per day. The Awe- some Adventure Activities Camp is available mornings during the weeks of July 4 to 7, Aug. 8-11, 28-31.On and off site activities are planned and the cost is $35 for four days or $10 per day. For Durham youths 13 to 19 years old, there's a Multi -Sport Youth Camp to operate in partnership with Variety Vil- lage and several area municipalities, fea- turing several sports and games deliv- ered by trained staff at the Ajax Com- munity Centre. Sports Camp is offered July 24-28 and July 31 -Aug. 4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for $120 per week. Ex- tended hours are available at an addi- tional cost. Special needs kids 16 to 29 years old can take part in a Mentor Training Pro- gram between July 17 and 21. The cost is $20 per person and the program will be run at Grandview's Oshawa facility. 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Tuesday, June 20, 2000 Fallingbrook Public School 155 Fallingbrook St., Whitby 7:00 pm -8:30 pm Reservations required: 905-430-1141 y AM PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 Pickering exceat mind g William Dunbar students show off their imagination at world contest PICKERING — It wasn't the Olympics, but Pickering's Andrea McGibbon and Sushi] Chanana must have felt the historic nature of the occasion when they marched into the Hilton Coliseum in Iowa late last month. The William Dunbar Public School stu- dents represented their cheering teammates at the opening ceremonies of the Destination Imagination Global Finals. As it turned out, the students would have more to celebrate. The Grade 5 team, made up of Miss McGibbon, Laura Fujita, Axel Francis, Ash- ley Topalovich, Kim Letros, Catherine Menoudakis and Melissa Nash finished fourth in the world out of 43 teams. The Grade 3 team also had a good show- ing as young Sushil, Michelle Fujita, Yvonne Walker, Alex Letros, Lauren Paul and Katri- na Cameron tied for 24th. Their Long Term performance was judged 10th best. Destination Imagination sees students first tackle an in -class challenge which re- quires them to use a wide range of skills in areas like technology and art. Developing a solution can take months. Teams competing in Iowa showed off the results of the chal- lenge which won them competitions at home. For William Dunbar's Grade 5 stu- dents, that involved presenting a musical performance which tells a story without using words. Grade 3 Dunbar team coach Diane Fujita reports everyone was "really thrilled" with how the students performed. In addition to the challenge which saw them place first at the Ontario finals in March, the Grade 3 and 5 teams were faced with an "instant challenge" which had to be worked out behind closed doors before a panel of judges. A combination of marks from the two challenges determined the plac- ings. Ms. Fujita reports 76 teams took part, mainly from Canada and the United States, but also from countries such as Venezuela. Meeting competitors from other nations and exchanging keepsakes kept the students busy when they weren't in the spotlight. "The kids really spent a lot of time meet- ing children from around the world and trad- ing pins;" says Ms. Fujita. The Dunbar pupils were carrying both Canadian and Town of Pickering pins. ALL PRINTS 20% OFF Old Ajax Plaza (on Harwood by Home Hardware) 683-0407 Pickering and Darlington Nuclear generating stations continue to make positive contributions to the economies of both the Region of Durham and the area municipalities according to a recent economic impact study conducted by two independent consulting firms. And now, the results... The study found that our nuclear stations contribute positively to the economies around them. 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"I've had people give me $100 for two tickets," reports Peter Hughes. "It's pretty touching when they do that. Another person gave me $50 and took no tickets. They have no inten- tion of attending the event; they just heard the story and were touched by it" He says his brother, who now lives in Oshawa, is "always first in line to help anybody else out". Now, it's Paul who needs the help of others. The family hopes area residents and businesses can donate an item for the silent auction. All dona- tions will be clearly ac- knowledged and displayed on the silent auction table. Peter Hughes says several golf courses have already provided green fees to the auction. Other items up for grabs include an air conditioner, a two -night stay in a Mon- treal hotel, VIA rail tickets, a cellular telephone and goodies provided by the Toronto Maple Leafs and radio station Q107. For more information or tickets and to donate an auction item, call Jim or Sherry Hughes at 668-0859 or Mark and Heather Hugh- es at 668-9332. Police need clues in Pickeringslashi slashing BY SGT KEVIN SLANEY Durham Regional Crime Stoppers PICKERING — Crime Stoppers and Durham Re- gional Police need clues to solve an attempted robbery in Pickering on June 2. On that Friday around 11:40 p.m., a man was walking in the area of Liv- crpool Road and Com- mercc Drive near a roofing business when another male appeared from behind . a garbage dumpster and de- manded money from the victim. When the man refused to comply with the robber's demands, a struggle ensued and the knife -brandishing bandit slashed the victim's right cheek and forearm. As the victim lay scream- ing on the ground, the thug fled the scene, running south on Liverpool. A motorist stopped to assist the victim, and took him to hospital where he was treated for lacerations to the face and arm. The suspect is described as black, approximately 18 years old, 6', 180 pounds, with a goatee. He was wearing blue jeans, a white jacket with black stripes down the sleeves and white runners and had a red bandanna in his back pocket. The weapon was a small silver pocketknife with a three- inch blade. Crime Stoppers will pw. cash for anv inform.m,,n which leads to an arrest in this crime. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court. Crime Stoppers doesn't use call display because police arc interested in what you know, not who you are. Call 436-8477 or 1 -800- 222 -TIPS (8477). Quo Sgt. Kevin Slaney is the police co-ordinator of the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers program. NS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, Jun• 11, 2000 PAGE 13 AM Toastmasters speak out. 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A1P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 Calling it a career A group of Durham Catholic District School Board employees celebrated their retirement recently with a celebratory tea. Cheering their new-found freedom are (from left) Colin Edgecombe. Anna Baker, Sandra Hughes, Man Crooks, Veronica Hodkinson, Cathy Heene_y and D Adriano DiDanelli. Tomorrow be Learning Never S Your child is in a classroom for oaly 9 months of the -tops!!!. Research has shown that summer the areas which rer,uire attention. year; but his/her ability to learn does not stop in)* instruction benefits children Remember that maintaining a balance In fact, the summer break is no more than a product s poific ntk In fact, learning sborld between academic and recreational Of ouragrarian past wben math and reading were less continue all year long. Retention of activities is important. In addition to crucial. But, summer n actually a great trine for your basic skills and concepts is incensed your child's academic program, duld to incr ase literacy do numerxT shills! For this by continuing education throughout consider child's exit curricular reason. you should atduyour lly consider options the summer, pattreas icularh in the a yon interests. If your child is curious when choosing a summer program for your child You of spelling and math. In September. about nature. explore due possibility an take advantage of tbose months to stimulate your then, children will be better prepared of an outdoor science education eWd's aadenic potential. to tackle advanced material and they pram. If your child is musically will be more confident A. study pi" . consider phim/her in We accept part -tune and f dl -time students who can combine attendance at DSA with regular high school attendance. Tlu Durham Secondary Academy is in partnership with the Sylvan Learning Centre in Pickering (Summer School Credit Courses Math & English NewSummer Semester beginning July -1100 Enrollment is limited For more information call 905-420-9433 published by the Toronto Board of Education (January 1996) found that children who attended a summer program not only unproved their literacy and mcmeracy skills, but also developed a positive outlook on school. Children who begin school confidently in September are more likely to oaintam their self-esteem dtroughot the yeas When dedding which type of program to select, examine your child's final report card. What are his/her strengths? Das he/she need to review language or matt skills? Based on the teacher's suggestions, find a program that reviews basic cones and provides extra practice. Individualized programs are ideal because they provide the flexibility for your child to progrem at his/her pace, focusing on a music amp. 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Minimum $200 purchase. $35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time of purchase. Offer ends Sunday, June 18, 2000. Ask for details. Sears will arrange insalladm by qualirred contractors in oast areas. Not available in all ararlcets. .lust call 1M -1.=800=4=*MY.HOME(1-800.469.4663) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Products and Services from the Company You Trust"'. Call now, toll free, for a roo-obligation in-home estimate or visit your Sears Retail store. Ask for operator #30. 11 I'os11loo c ppvt am seers caleda tic. AIP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. June 11. 2000 ' _ .....,...,.......,,,astAcR=�rK11y�y`�"sY+�j�r��l+k.wa+-f:-..a .,r x J` :,'•l,Qy��1�1�1e t r -OWN& lz 17 ewy^�� il .40®r A#P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERnSER SUNDAY EDffl0N, Jurve 11, 2000 ADVERnSING FEATURE millwoN Celebrating 50 Years Service To The CommunityAnniv „ 19S0 - 20M Millwork started with a dream aboard a ship bound for Canada Ed Lupton CEO Many things change over 50 years especially people, places and things. Millwork Home centre has changed with the times but many things have remained the same. The staff are still friendly and knowl- edgeable, the store is filled with everything you need, the prices are competitive and the quality of the products is supe- rior. Their 1959 catalogue >,11d, "Our policy has always been to supply the trade with a complete and comprehensive line of quality materials adapt- ,1ble to their different require- ments, new lines being con- ,tantly added for your conve- nience ....... we will be pleased to co-operate with you in the production of any custom millwork you may require." It's comforting to know that it's the good things that have never changed at Millwork. The idea for Millwork began as a discussion between two friends. Ed Lupton had survived World War 11 but not without injury. His ride home from Europe was aboard the hospi- tal ship, the Louis Pasteur, and during the journey Ed, like many other soldiers was won- dering what he was going to do with his life. So he and a war buddy started talking about the future. "We knew that housing was going to be in demand," he explains. "Families would be started and the need for places to live were going to be in demand." Instead of building hous- es though Ed's idea was lum- ber. Without it there would be no houses. The problem though was how to get started. After the ship docked in Halifax, Ed and his friend split up. But the idea was still on his mind. "I rode the troop train bound for Ontario but in Montreal I hopped off," says Ed. "I wanted to see my friend again to continue our conver- sation about the lumber busi- ness." Once at his friends house the talk continued and every- thing seemed to be set until his friend's father told his son there was no way he was leav- ing Montreal for Toronto after just getting back from over- seas. Sad that he no longer had a partner, Ed knew he was on his own. But that wasn't going to stop him. Unfortunately for Ed he couldn't start right away on his dream. His goal was to buy a small lumber mill but first he had to save his money. I . MEW 96A Millwork Home Centre today at 1279 Simcoe St N. in Oshawa On behalf of the Executive Board Members, Business Representatives and Members of Teamsters Local Union No. 230 CONGRATULATIONS on your 50th ANNIVERSARY Thank you for allowams us to be a part of your success. Teamsters Local Union No. 230 Ed Lupton's shrewd business sense set off a series of expansions for Millwork. Ed bought four houses to the north of the store which he tore down and 10 acres of property to the east. A rail line was extended into his property and the store was expanded. "That meant getting a job Of course Ed wasn't years before I stated living at first," he says. "So 1 started alone with his dream. He the YWCA in Oshawa." selling doors for a company began sharing his future with Soon after they got mar - called Brunt Manufacturing. Isabel who became his bride in ried and Ed finally quit his job But in 19-50, the history of 1952.. to work full time in the busi- Millwork began. "We were just dating in ness. With a loan Ed and two 1950 and 1 was taking the bus Ed continued to buy investing partners bought a back and forth from Toronto mills in Alberta and for a time bought a four acre lumber everyday to run the store thought about moving there yard at 1279 Simcoe St. N. in while Ed was working for but instead had another idea. Oshawa. At the time post-war Brunt," she says. "It was a Why not buy property in construction was in full force long trip everyday, not like it is Oshawa and sell it to develop - and business was good. today. 1 did this for a couple of Continued on page 3 Congratulationsto � Home eeMre Millwork as you celebrate your 's 50th nnive a � Y of service to the community It nos been a pleawre being . a part of your growth. Bestwishes for continued waess. STANLEY TOOLS .Division of Stanley Canada Inc. STANLEY !is a .. ..•. ..• . . • .• .• .••vvvy•., _ ......�.ay+zxad�?iri a l'."..• x'`LVr. - �, ., .;,`; ,� c, �, t^.., Itf.l„In7 %Ar,UI •1 r.•I r^7- fr11 9U1"t 1,11,1 Q f ADVERTISING FEATURE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, June 11, 2000 PAGE 19 AM Honm`�Vil WON MakingYou Feel At Home 19,50 _ A*rn�irry ►iso Zoon � Millwork captured theimaginat* pion of the 11 During the 70's Millwork established itself as a leader in Oshawa in the home improvement supply business and both Its contractor sales and retail business climbed eventually exploding in the nn,im From page 2 contractors, business started to grow ers for building houses? steadily with annual sales reaching "This way 1 could supply them $150,000 mark. An impressive accom- with all the lumber they needed for plishment for that time. the how," he says. As the 50's drew to a close, This shrewd business sense set Millwork caught the attention of the off a series of expansions for do-it-yourselfer and as a result of the Millwork. Ed bought four houses to growth of this important customer the north of the store which he tore base through the 601s, in 1972 they down and 10 acres of property to the added a 35,000 sq. ft, retail addition. east. A rail line was extended into his Always a man who saw an property and the store was expanded. opportunity to increase his competi- "Starting with a client list of tive edge, Ed help to create the lea SINCE 1960 eire Ontario's Largest Independent Tire Source Attersley Tire is proud to be a tire partner with Millwork Home Centres RapPy SOS' Anniversary Store Locations 1400 Phillip Murray Ave. Oshawa (905) 728-9432 677 Crown Dr. Peterborough (705) 876-1144 485 O'Connor Dr. Kingston (613) 389-6700 2500 Lawrence Ave. E. Scarborough (416) 750-9221 1180 Britannia Rd. E. Mississauga (905) 795-2755 75 Bradford St. Barrie (705) 733-3400 Also locations in Ottawa, London, Ayr and Windsor Attmley Tire operates 70 Service vehicles and 7 OTR Boom truck • full 24 hour service across Ontario. Call the location nearest you to satisfy all your fire needs EMERGENCY 24 HOURS / 7 DAY A WEEK SERVICE ,ININGESTORE0 o': 'Firestone -T_........ Independent Lumber Dealers Co- operative in I964. At that time eight lumberyards in Ontario and Quebec pooled their purchases establishing a unique and very strong buying group in Canada. These family owned businesses shared information and Ed has been credited with fostering an environ- ment where the second and third generation of dealers could learn from one another allowing for a smooth traction from one generation to the next. 'This buying power makes us competitive with any of the larger chain stores," says Ed. "This way we Continued on page 4 Congratulations seelage38dMilh« to June Fier for 9'eat slues on quality Millwork '�h Paints! on the occasion of your 50th Anniversary We are proud of your service to the community and look forward to many more years in dealing with your fine company. PITTSBURGH PAINTS A new generation of paint company for a new generation Mail In Rebate X00 p!f &7& CII d Molloy NW UMPK&M M 91 . . or 8mp�oof Loi ess I�s� ow �► u, conal Yourself SrlleepStal(es M" ,ftwma.LL In hend 09=269 ILEO IE PORT i SWEEPSTAKE -am aSIM.... A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 ADVERTISING FEATURE M11woc Celebrating 50 Years Service To The Community W A family business spanning three generations A** &a From page 3 can offer the prices and ser- vices that have made us suc- cessfu I." Today, Ed Lupton is the only surviving founding mem- ber of ILDC. This buying group is comprised of 21 members with 188 stores with `+ sales exceeding 2 billion dol- lars anually. During the 70's Millwork established itself as a leader in Oshawa in the home improve- ment supply business and MANi IWY W , Congratulations from all your friends at Owens Corning and thank you for letting us 4 be a part of your success. 0 tl f both its contractor sales and retailbusiness climbed even- tually exploding in the 80's. "Homeowners were demanding products and ser- vices to do their own home repairs and renovations," says Ed's son and President Rob Lupton. "Consumers are becoming more and more knowledgeable when it comes to home renovations." Rising costs of hiring contractors and the competi- Continued on page 5 At left, The familiar totem pole outside Millwork was Ed's birthday present 20 years ago. At right the Lupton family today - Gail, Isabel, Rob, Sue, Sandy and Ed. Not pictured is Rob's son Ryan who is the third generation to work at Millwork. He is cur- rently the manager of the plumbing depart- ment. Annivbrsory 1950-2000 Congratulations to the Lupton family and staff of MalWHomeo on half a century of service to the community. AS YOU CELEBRATE YOUR 50th ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR WERE CELEBRATING OUR 301h. From your fiiends at OSHAWA • WHRBY • CL1RNMON • PORT PERRY A.IAX/PICKER1 NG THIS WEEK NEWSADVERTISER 7'111 COMMUNITY NUMPAPER SI\0-1965 The Canasian btategman _- :'1'x9R�ri•r,.r..�': cE-A 61 �..�. " �i+t�tr�gM.tl�".r• � �(.�.-. r?':, x .. - -:00d' ADVERTISING FEATURE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 PAGE 21 AM illwo�lc Making You Feel At Home Since 1950 Millwork came out of the 80s recession stronger than ever From page 4 tive prices for products were two of the main reasons why people were and still do everything from installing their own taps to building their own garages. At Millwork staff can help these people and everyone in between. During the 70s, as population growth in Durham grew in Ajax and Pickering with the movement of Torontonians into the eastern sub- urbs, Millwork's reputation was drawing customers from beyond the borders of Oshav a and Whitbv. Recognizing an 00. .r expand their market share, Millwork opened an Ajax location in 1979 on Notion Rd. Millwork, a household name by now, survived recessions in the 80s and 90s coming out even stronger. But the mid to late 90s have been a challenge for Millwork with the opening of Home Depot in Whitby. While customer loyalty has always been the foundation of their success, it came as no surprise when customers wanted to visit the new big box store. "When Home Depot opened in 1995 our sales dropped 20% but with the expanding market we have main- tained our market share," says Rob. "People like the fact that we are a family business with knowledgeable staff that have been here a very long time." The average length of service for a Millwork driver for example is 20 years with a combined total of 170 years accident free. Sales staff and yard workers have worked at Millwork an average of 15 years. In this very competitive market and plans for Home Depot to open a store in North Oshawa, !Millwork remains a favounte in the eyes Of con- tractors throughout Durham. Their Continued on page 6 For your convenience Millwork also has a drive through lumber service. Just place your order, staff will load it in your car and pay on your way out. Plans for next yea: include opening a 20,000 sq. ft. store in Bowmanville to sat- isfy the population explosion in the blossoming community in Clarington. IL' Model DK1016 18V(2.0 Ah) COMBO KI IfrConka Drill • 404 inAbs Torque • Variable 2 -Speed, ReversIN 6.112" Cordless Circular Saw • 2,600 RPM • Cuts 2x stock Ilic ]DELTA Cxrtioup 330 Middkfield Road • Scarborough, Ontario • 416-298-1680 ! Printers Today... Wife CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY! TRUSTER ZWEIGLLP CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 66 West Beaver Creek, SuitC 200 Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B l G5 I L (4 l G) 222-5555 Fax (J05► 707- 1322 AIP PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 ADVERTISING FEATURE Millwork Celebrating 50 Years Service To The CommunityA n *rnAr s a ry1950 - Plans for expansion into Clarington in Millwork's future Inside the Oshawa store, they offer services such as custom woodmilling, countertops and special- ize in custom cabinetry for every room in your home as well as in -stock, ready to assemble cabi- nets. They also offer computerized deck design and free esti- mates on windows. "N �I MP - 4 P -- From page 5 netry for every room in your massive lumber yard with a home as well as in -stock, ready huge selection and a drive through service that caters to both contractors and do -it yourselfers is just two reasons why Millwork will remain suc- cessful through the next mil- lennium. While other local lumber companies have been bought by larger chains, Millwork has stuck to a tradition of personal service with a family atmos- phere. Millwork has more than to assemble cabinets. They also offer computerized deck design and free estimates on windows. For your convenience Millwork also has a drive through lumber service. Just place your order, staff will load it in your car and pay on your way out. Plans for next year include opening a 20,000 sq. ft. store in Bowmanville to satisfy the population explosion in the blossomin communi in S h' Clarington. Any rumours of the demise of Millwork should be put to rest because they plan on being around for a very long time, Rob says. "We are very optimistic about the future and while we < expect a challenge from Home Depot, we know that people still want a store like Millwork in their community. ROYAL [TANK FINANCIAL GROUP' Congratulates Congratulations On Your 50th! from ` That same catalogue from 1959 "Itis (905) 668-4278 Fax: (905) 668-3159 300 Beech St. West, P.O. Box 204, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5S1 .4 says part of our I creed that we desire not merely "CONGRATTULATTONS" to make sales, but also to make friends and we know of no bet- WE WISH YOU CONTINUOUS SUCCESS ter way to make better busi- �8 2(X) employees and annual ness friends than to give you 58 '} (fS sales of $35 million. Along with good service at fair prices. That's the foundation 8 Ed who is semi -retired but still upon � comes to the shore on a regular which our business has been I basis, son Rob, daughters Sue, built. You will find us n s thekid SAWN I W#CW Gail and Sandy continue to of people with whom you like TEL (905) 567 -OMNI keep Millwork on the cutting to do business." 1 -OWE edge when it comes to service It's true, some things OMNI BUSINESS SYSTEMS FAX: (905) 567-3490 and products. never change and that's never 2650 MEADOWVALE BLVD., UNIT #1 E-MAL-om i@ttekomxa In 1995, Rushwood Truss been more true than with MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L5N 6M6 www Orli N*k.C= While other local lund r companies have been bought by larger chains, MilhMork has stuck to a tradition of personal service with a family atmos- phere. Millwork has more than 200 employees and annual sales of $35 million. joined the Millwork family and Millwork. has been a major supplier of Asked what he loves trusses to builders across most about owning Millwork Durham Region. Located in Ed says it's the people. Bowmanville, their I love the customers FrameWorks@ Building because they are what makes Systems are a superior product Millwork great," he says. "I've created by design technicians seen generations of customers who are specialists in their Coate through our doors and fields the Lupton family will contin- I side the Oshawa store, ue this tradition for many they offer services such as cus- years to come." tom woodmilling, countertops and specialize in custom cabi- ( - 4 �-M=7�N_Wvo HUNTER KEILTY MUNTZ & BEATTY INSURANCE BROKERS Happy 5016 Anniversary Millwork 595 Bay Street, Suite 900, Box 81, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5G 2E3 eMammiff Tel:(416) 597-0008 Fax:(416) 597-2313 www.hkmb.com Collision Repairs - Trucks and Ga vm 2 Auto Body Ltd W5 elm Sir" twat 09Mh , Ootem L1J 1R1 TEL=(906) 723.8181 FAX: (906) 7238182 VOLVO DON aANNON a STAFF f4Jfo#foCf#Xe%", BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME Volvo Trucks of Toronto Scott Cook Bruce Skelton Sales Parts and Service Manager 1735 ORANGE -BROOK CRT. PICKERING ONT. (9o5) 839-M i so ADVERTISING FEATURE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 PAGE 23 AIP Millwork Celebrates 50th Anniversaryo full f fun with weekendo Millwork celebrat- ed its 50th Y a Anniversary the sec- s and weekend in May with lots of fun and prizes. At left, spin- ning the prize wheel ' for 5 to 50% discounts` were Sue Lupton and s Mayor Nancy Diamond. On At right, Tom Hall from k x DeWalt Tools and theme, 3 Mayor start to cut H through a car with 24V reciprocating saw. At bottom left, the Mayor presents Sue with a a fi,Y commemorative cer- tificate marking the anniversary. Below, DeWalt Tools employ - BEST WISHES AND CONTINUOUS SUCCESS JIM DMORE JDF COMPUTER CONSULTANT WHrM NEw�wN cwr (905)666-1565 b. Oe - Our congratulations to Mil V, ee Craig Maclntyre cuts a car in half raising his hands in victory while a Adam Findlay of DeWalt tugs on the door. Visitors to the celebration also entered a draw for a chance to win a shopping spree with a first prize of S500. They also had the opportunity to see more than 20 demonstrations by Millwork suppliers. There was also free hot dogs, pop and popcorn and face painting provided by Big Sisters. HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY! KING WEST LANDSCAPE f od Residential R.R. #5, 1220 Conlin Rd., East Commercial Oshawa Landscaping (905) 728-0977 728-5431 ' Vonyour50th Anniversarym It has been a pleasure to have been associated with your fine company over the years. We look forward to many more years of providing quality T 0�' ALT GO"DLLESS J6 COM EU SYSTEM .Shown above: DW008K Meavy Duty 24 Volt Reciprocating Saw Features • Lever Action Keyless Blade Change • Adjustable Shoe • Electric Brake for Greater Control • On Board Blade Storage AM PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 nnivi 1950 - nnivi 1950 -- nnivi 1950 - nnivi 1950 - nnivt 1950 - 1950 - nnivi 1950- 950- 1950- 1950- 1950. 1950.r Rob Lupton President Gail Lupton Vice President Sandy Lupton Vice President upon r of thr+cho*WMariceting e ADVERTISING FEATURE A THANK YOU ! A Durham Region Anniv rsary 1950-2000 Annivbrsary 1950 -2000 Annivbrsary 1950- 2000 Annivbrsary 1950- 2000 Annivbrsai 1950 -2000 We would like to take this opportunity to thank our faithful customers for their support over the Anniv rsa past 50 years. It is through your patronage that 1950 - 2W Millwork has been able to survive and continue to grow over half a century. 50 success -filled years ... it would not have Anniv rsa been possible without you and the hard work 1950 - 2W and commitment of our valued employees. We would also like to thank Ed and Isabel Lupton whose vision and dedication has Annivrsa enabled Millwork to develop into a successful 1950 , 2 business in Durham Region. Anniv rsa Sincerely, 1950 - 2 ?/te Z4044it "� Q•iatd 04" ded&4&d dr4a Jim Lang OsImm Store . Gerry O'Connor Ston Rushak Naswe SO ~ ZHome Centre Ryan Lupton SMIst * 3rd Mlilwok- ar niv rs 0'o 1f 10110 of Pig Canadian -Family Operated dwkwd in Oshawa Jackie Jordan Odom - - conkift ssift* MarW' Sales Manager Oshawa 1279 Simone St. NN LIG 4X1 1905) 728-6291 Ajax W Notion RC LIS W (905) 728-6291 _:K �,:'�/'x �tY«�!'�^'.�,.. - ��i+4�:1Y.�'s?f�%�r .. ...., •,tid:'h43",3`i '?.�?�T.�r�.,s?t'Y� ` NEWS ADIVERTMER SUNDAY EDff10N, June 11, 000 PAGE 25 F IKI`G RICHARD'S Pt _B Ith F x a Eurocup 2000 & ITNESS NEWS ADVERTISER JUNE 11, 20 Obesity is the real killerin our society What is the best way to solve the medical crisis? The health chest once full of money is bare in Canada. Even the U.S wonders how it can finance people's vora- cious appetite for medical treatment. There's one sure solution. Tax the obese. Twenty-five years ago, I jokingly urged surgeons to charge patients by the pound. I argued it wasn't just twice as difficult to operate on a 30G -pound patient compared to one half that weight_ It was 10 times more challenging, much more dangerous for the patient, and often resulted in costly complications. Does this mean I'm an obesity basher? Not at all. I was trying to get the message to overweight people that there are major surgical and health hazards associated with obesity. And as a sur- geon I also felt grossly under- paid when I struggled with excessive pounds of fat on the operating table. In the process a few scars were added to my coronary arter- ies. Now an article in The British Medical Journal sug- gests taxing fatty foods. Tom Marshall, a professor at the University of Birmingham, claims this would prevent premature deaths and cut the incidence of heart disease. He's right. But taxing fatty foods is The Doctor Game W: Gifford -Jones M.D. the wrong route. For instance, Mr. Marshall wants to tax whole milk. Yet we know that whole milk is needed for the mental development of young children. And there's so much fat in packaged foods how and where could we draw the line? How much fat would a food have to contain before the tax was applied? It's much too complicated. Besides, Mr. Marshall's fat tax is primarily focused on lowering blood cholesterol. And there's more to heart dis- ease than the level of choles- terol. The fairest way to tax fat is by using the bathroom scale. It never lies. And everyone can read the num- bers. As well, it's time to elimi- nate the hypocrisy and injus- tice of taxation. For instance, why should moderate alcohol drinkers be taxed to high heaven for their pre -dinner drink? After all, there are more than 20 studies in the world that show moderate drinkers live longer and show decreased risk of heart attack. To be fair I have to give CANADMN "THE KNEE walun s SPECIAUSTS" Specializing in assessment, education and active rel abldation of knee problems 0 Coverage by E1d@WW ftft Ph=, MVA NlstuatM 4 Knee bracing 4 orlt1otics TMCOM 416 -281 -KNEE sWbWW1 �`W RILint"bst-s9 (416-281-5633) mm"Whm env Dogs. Cars, IN B Il koecs, - Medicine - sargery - DeWS11Y - heatom iim* - Press pow DiM - Boaadog Dr. J. Sawyer (185) 4-1555 365-1255Barly9L,.s/&vpdcet. Momma: MawftitlanOpm Bar ffidges Mxc, Pickeiiug stir gam -ape the politicians brownie points for taxing tobacco. This ad- diction has killed millions of people - But why do politicians tip- toe around irresponsible obe- sity? I've suggested for years that cancer and heart disease are not the number -one killers. It's obesity. And yet grossly overweight people cost the health care system much more, but they pay the same tax as everyone else. The extra 50 pounds added to a normal weight trigger huge health problems. Consider how you'd feel if someone suddenly placed a 50 -pound sack of potatoes on your back. You bet your back would be sore. So would your feet. You would also have greater risk of suffering from hemorrhoids, varicose veins and degenerative osteoarthn- tis. These problems are not lethal, but they sure make life less enjoyable. What makes obesity life threatening is the chronic strain on many organs, espe- cially the pancreas. Like a tired horse, the pancreas eventually falters from over- work. Today, nine out of 10 diabetics are obese. It was just one in 10 approximately 50 years ago. Diabetes in turn increases the chance of heart attack, hypertension, stroke, kidney disease, blindness and some types of cancer. Often death certificates state the cause of death was heart attack, stroke or some other problem. But excess fat is really the culprit. Obesity is the number -one killer be- cause it triggers all these complications. The threat of an obesity tax might drive home the message. I can already see newspaper headlines: 'Gov- ernment passes fat -tax legis- lation'. It would be big news around the world. Would a fat tax work? History shows that few things motivate people more than money. And who doesn't want to pay lower taxes? Just the thought of beating the government would be a great incentive to push ourselves away from the table and into a lower tax bracket. But I can hear the screams if politicians ever proposed such legislation. I can also hear overweight patients ac- cusing me of being obe- scphilic. The truth is it's a last resort to save overweight people from degenerative dis- eases. As the immortal bard wrote, "Desperate diseases require desperate cures.- Today ures"Today with medical costs and the girth of people both ex- panding, the obesity problem is spinning out of control. And if you don't think there's a fat problem just look around you. * AinfflickOng News Advertiser Welcomes you to REGISTERY R KIDS OU FOR FALL - 3 Day A% 25,26 & 27, 2040 ho1rI'm Shm • Dance • Baseball a Gymnastics o Soccer • Football • Drama a Music a Tae Kwon Do/Karate • Adult & Children a Educational Services Private Schools and more... hosted by PICKERIOWN- C NG See Our Supplement Sunday August 2QIM to obtain information on exhibitors Co Sponsored try: �L YAi 0 837-2528 o�y Dance 420.7399 AJAX sc Plckerinlwoly 6e3-1269 If interested in a booth in the show or for general information Call Chris 683-5110. ADVERTISING FEATURE Dogs, cats, lizards and birds are all welcome -gat Millennium City Veterinary Hospital Dogs and cats, liisards and bink can alt find a place for better Imam at MiUarrwmn City Nailer sawyer and her staff are adebntirng the operniang of IMi in Lacafed 9 X&M Bayf7► St is Nae Bay adom Flaw just west of u"spod fid,,, this aoanpaaioe ltca- piW coins brags tied abr anolins and buds 'picbering needed a sesvim that canned to owners of 08WW ani- mb and buds,- says DE Sawyer *we late a oreciott interest in every- tlrigg boar Harders and gerbils to iguanas„ (eseft parrob and a nnee. Drs Sawyer is a mmnber of the Association of Avian Velarinaeiaro and antareed her career aha - d- I ser for a vetainarim while in h*b 8011001. - a "'nw vet cared br all hinds of animals including buds and eiaiibes so 1 dwugM trey a8 ofiaed Naffs ser viae,- she ate. `hart Marg► PW Or Sawyer abag with Ams al Durham 's Only KING STREET • � Veterinary Clinic Excianivey For t0 �_ OPEN MONDAY - _ SATURDAY 579 -MEOW aaawapr AM" 6&AL - 7 Pm eve ciperience when Ilhey* here�- Sha a am -Hoon up Dr. Sawyer : NEW KITTIES 850 King W (AtThwM0n) WELCOME Oshawa Plan cal For AW. CANADMN "THE KNEE walun s SPECIAUSTS" Specializing in assessment, education and active rel abldation of knee problems 0 Coverage by E1d@WW ftft Ph=, MVA NlstuatM 4 Knee bracing 4 orlt1otics TMCOM 416 -281 -KNEE sWbWW1 �`W RILint"bst-s9 (416-281-5633) mm"Whm env Dogs. Cars, IN B Il koecs, - Medicine - sargery - DeWS11Y - heatom iim* - Press pow DiM - Boaadog Dr. J. Sawyer (185) 4-1555 365-1255Barly9L,.s/&vpdcet. Momma: MawftitlanOpm Bar ffidges Mxc, Pickeiiug stir gam -ape the politicians brownie points for taxing tobacco. This ad- diction has killed millions of people - But why do politicians tip- toe around irresponsible obe- sity? I've suggested for years that cancer and heart disease are not the number -one killers. It's obesity. And yet grossly overweight people cost the health care system much more, but they pay the same tax as everyone else. The extra 50 pounds added to a normal weight trigger huge health problems. Consider how you'd feel if someone suddenly placed a 50 -pound sack of potatoes on your back. You bet your back would be sore. So would your feet. You would also have greater risk of suffering from hemorrhoids, varicose veins and degenerative osteoarthn- tis. These problems are not lethal, but they sure make life less enjoyable. What makes obesity life threatening is the chronic strain on many organs, espe- cially the pancreas. Like a tired horse, the pancreas eventually falters from over- work. Today, nine out of 10 diabetics are obese. It was just one in 10 approximately 50 years ago. Diabetes in turn increases the chance of heart attack, hypertension, stroke, kidney disease, blindness and some types of cancer. Often death certificates state the cause of death was heart attack, stroke or some other problem. But excess fat is really the culprit. Obesity is the number -one killer be- cause it triggers all these complications. The threat of an obesity tax might drive home the message. I can already see newspaper headlines: 'Gov- ernment passes fat -tax legis- lation'. It would be big news around the world. Would a fat tax work? History shows that few things motivate people more than money. And who doesn't want to pay lower taxes? Just the thought of beating the government would be a great incentive to push ourselves away from the table and into a lower tax bracket. But I can hear the screams if politicians ever proposed such legislation. I can also hear overweight patients ac- cusing me of being obe- scphilic. The truth is it's a last resort to save overweight people from degenerative dis- eases. As the immortal bard wrote, "Desperate diseases require desperate cures.- Today ures"Today with medical costs and the girth of people both ex- panding, the obesity problem is spinning out of control. And if you don't think there's a fat problem just look around you. * AinfflickOng News Advertiser Welcomes you to REGISTERY R KIDS OU FOR FALL - 3 Day A% 25,26 & 27, 2040 ho1rI'm Shm • Dance • Baseball a Gymnastics o Soccer • Football • Drama a Music a Tae Kwon Do/Karate • Adult & Children a Educational Services Private Schools and more... hosted by PICKERIOWN- C NG See Our Supplement Sunday August 2QIM to obtain information on exhibitors Co Sponsored try: �L YAi 0 837-2528 o�y Dance 420.7399 AJAX sc Plckerinlwoly 6e3-1269 If interested in a booth in the show or for general information Call Chris 683-5110. ADVERTISING FEATURE Dogs, cats, lizards and birds are all welcome -gat Millennium City Veterinary Hospital Dogs and cats, liisards and bink can alt find a place for better Imam at MiUarrwmn City Nailer sawyer and her staff are adebntirng the operniang of IMi in Lacafed 9 X&M Bayf7► St is Nae Bay adom Flaw just west of u"spod fid,,, this aoanpaaioe ltca- piW coins brags tied abr anolins and buds 'picbering needed a sesvim that canned to owners of 08WW ani- mb and buds,- says DE Sawyer *we late a oreciott interest in every- tlrigg boar Harders and gerbils to iguanas„ (eseft parrob and a nnee. Drs Sawyer is a mmnber of the Association of Avian Velarinaeiaro and antareed her career aha - d- I ser for a vetainarim while in h*b 8011001. - a "'nw vet cared br all hinds of animals including buds and eiaiibes so 1 dwugM trey a8 ofiaed Naffs ser viae,- she ate. `hart Marg► PW fr'� Or Sawyer abag with Ams al Q TAw an > Tednnician vad 7__-Z Assistant Laura McKernin have tried to cine a very eowAwb le a..n br bot► peesand dwir owaas. -Vile want tread b have a poli- ' F work wMh cab and dogs and I want- eve ciperience when Ilhey* here�- ed b agar a seevim be a8 types of up Dr. Sawyer : Riot AWAMMa �'�T.- � heart Hoopdd a an accredited bc"y woaam MvenkwL Moir an ;tial wilh separate boarding area For 'arae screening Yom pet wa go as a pro - doh, cola,, binds and era ivim >l� that wit help pie+rent this Par' ane oramaatioan rooaia„ a surgery �` �'h0at your pees =006 grooming area aced x-ray ;u. -Abo A s t.0 also can as" our regulareveniindow peb patiso wish therapeutic diet with tnec'odd still be aqweed to air a Locus on weight seduceim Udaaey bonne viraaees.- she says . ; .; n.11 < prObiernii and digntim &°off' For n was information OR (905) says Dr. Sawyer: x l�0 9655. lit= fr'� AJP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 • CHUNKS AHOY • FUDGEE-O • COFFEE BREAKS 4 ,COOKIES 360 - 400 Q PKG. • " KEILOGGS CE�l'1if11WV ��iiEg�s 1.69 . �•• ALB f 47b a BOX ROMAiNF. 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MUSHROOMS FILL YOUR OWN BAG 2.18 kq �8. mDELSTAR KUALf $ice 1111, Y DS .({�) 9 \`" K/O'I•�gI/Rf oEl�' W, 750 g VAC PAC cw `� 4 cni,]� 7 MEDIUM SIZE DONGOS SELECT YOUR OWN (.39 EA.) LI GINNED TANGERINES - FILL SOUR OWN ear. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 PAGE 27 AVP � cow B B1UQUERTS 0G20 9.9 4.39 kg 3.99 - 0 R 1. 52., _9.69. 2 L BOTTLE 1 t O1 -L MON T E •� rr cups CASF. OF 24 z 355 mL TTNS .tu4. E A2.29 - • PEPSI • SEVEN-UP [� 9 9BOTTLE • CRUSH • SCHWEPPES 6135 ' HOSTESS FRITO LAY • DORITOS TORTILLA ASE CHIPS 1.491 LIMIT 1 90 BAG LIMIT NA�PA�N{A�TUHAL 4 99 VA 4.99X !,IN MAID RAISINs 199 HO$TE iS %41' -�Av CHEETOS 99 V F NriA " "R -Ah •�� IiA1�JAGE:S 6 )tt5_4i, • 6. 4,9P4 • 2W i. SHAG- =w� •t"7__,h POLISH DILL PICK I.AR(;E 1.5 L JAR r' .v` ES Is JUICE • 5 ALIVE CHILLED 1.89 L CARTON 99, F_A 1 NE S T L POL E AH UDS POPS 21.5.99 O1 -L MON T E •� rr cups N10117 PRG .tu4. 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W kg I 69� �y}{I7 , PRDOOCTdU:A/.;AL:11,10"u iq 2.29 CAI LIFI_t WEIR 1 BROCCOLI ,f JuMBC S+ZE 9•: :AC� WATERMELONS 13 - 15 LS_ toAVG. ntrw Tm l�or" '� `.ow F.A EA •��/�\ FILLBAG EVR iT 2.18 • FIM1PtRF LARGE 10 LK FAMILY SIZE •JAMS 1929 FR1NCE EDWARD ISLAND saim istLP DREADS . •�POTATOES -- ORANGES2099jj• 4 LB- FLAG 11A�: _ _ _ ______ __. _ __ �....... sOmer,.v H skein 44 Tn QAve IQnAv _11I&JC 17 IMWV1 WF R1=CI=RVFT14F Alt' .14T 1 IMIT AIIONTITIFS_ • • • • fr _. � mow• .. - � �.�, Im A# PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 6Waime Birthday Happy birth- day wishes to "our sweet- heart' Kristin Bell. -Our iRF-autiful little girl turned six on May 19. Hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Nicole, Leanne, Granny, Nana, Papa, aunts, uncles, all your cousins" N E W S Birthday Eric Bachmeier -cicbrates his -)irthday on June 12. "We can't xlieve you're al- ready 1 1 ! With love and best wishes to it great kid from Dad, Mom, Rvan and Mark." Engagement -Sharon and Bill Moore of Ajax arc pleased to announce the engage- ment of t h e i r daughter Melanie Marie to Andre Karl Strzelczyk Jr. of Oshawa. The wedding will take place in 2001. Birthday "Happy first birthday to Sha- beem Ramji, 'the chosen one'. Love Mommy, Qeddy, Gramma and Grampa, Daduna, Dadabopa and all of your aunts and uncles, es- pecially Rob, Shannon, Jamie, Karen and Sonny." Birthday "Our Poke - mon mas- ter" Sean Cannon turns eight on June 11. A a P P y birthday wishes with d love from Mom, Dad, Taylor, Nan- nie, Grampa, Great -Nana and all -his aunts, uncles and cousins. ADVERTISERro in, PP g JUN E l 1, 2 0 0 0 10th Birthday "Our sweet Alannah hit double digits as she turned 10 on May 31. All our love, Mom, Dad, Cas- sandra and Justin. " 90th birthday June 1 I is a big day for Cathrin McInnes as the long-time Ajax resident turns 90. Best wishes from son Richard and his family, Betty, Shawn and Dylan; son Donny and his boys Daryle and Dwayne, and Alison and the girls. Birthdays Jake Taylor celebrated a birthday on May 31. "To our big guy, who turned seven: Keep up the great hockey playing. We love s you lots. Happy birthday with love from Mom, Dad, Sam and Buddy." Samantha Taylor reaches double digits when she turns 10 on June 14. '"To our beautiful, blue-eyed girl, how quickly you've grown up. We love you lots. Love from Mom, Dad, Jake and Buddy" Birthday Alexander Slezak turned one on June 10. "What a year it's been. You're growing so fast and learn- ing so much. Happy birthday Boo Boo Bear! Lots of love from Mommy, Daddy and Jake" Anniversary June 17 is special for Eleanor i and Jim Simpson as the cou- ple will mark 50 years of wed- o dcd bliss. It was on June 17, 1950 when they walked down the aisle at Blessed Sacrament Church in Ottawa. They've lived in Ajax for 35 years and 't have three children and five grandchildren. "Happy 50th an- niversary Mom and Dad. Love r from children and grandchil- dren Patricia and Ted Batho, Meghan, Lauren and Paige; Rob and Clare; Jim and Diana, Lucas and Dominik:' Graduation "Evelyn and Tom Scott are delighted to announce t h a t Jonathan has success- fully defend- ed his thesis and has been granted a PhD. in mathematics by the University of Toronto. Jonatbau has been awarded an N.E.SRC. Fellowship to continue with his research and will go to the University of Aberdeen to continue that re- search. Congratulations JohaWah from Mum, Dad, David and Mark. We're all very proud of you." 17941 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS ARE: r. Samaalha Taylor Z. Sean �! 3• Julie Dd Bd iruxrs troy go directly to Raskin Robbins In receive their PREF. cake. (Pkasr provide identiruarion) II= VAM 11MU SAT Jpye,r2, 2MMM , Birthday June 2 was a big day for Bradley Shad - lock because "ado 'w he turned eight. He celebrated at a party with I p family and friends. Wish- ing Bradley a happy birthday with love were Mom, Dad and David. Birthday "Lordy, lordy, Chris Budd turned 40 on May 31. Happy birth- day from your friends Kelly and Brenda" Birthday -Our lovely daughter" Dean- na Heron turns six on June 12. Wishing her a wonderful birth- day, filled with hugs and kisses and hopes that all her wishes come true, are Mommy, Daddy, Janelle, Ashton and Mar- shall, who pass on all their love. Birthday June 3 was a big day for "our prc- ci o u s '" daughter" Deserai as she turned " nine. Happy birthday wishes from Mommy and Daddy. "We love YOU." Birthday Jessica turned 14 on June 4. "We. all wished her the best birthday ever. Birthday wish- es and lots of love from Mom, Dad, Travis, Hope, Susie, Chimo and Dakota" Graduation '"lire last leg has been a c c o m- plished! Con- gratulations to Karen Trowbridge for realizing her dream of bt receives her Bat degree from Y June 21. Love fir Birthday H a p p y fourth birth- day to Julia DelBel, who celebrated on June 10. Lots of love f r o m Mommy and Daddy. Birthday A handsome fella has turned one on May 26. Wishing Etben `Shorty' Crowder a happy birthday with lots` of love were Dad Sbane, Mom Cara- Lynn, all his aunts, uncles and - cousins grandparents, godparents and grandpare . godpare many friends. t. �,• Engagement - Patricia Davis of Pickering and Louis D'Aouxst of Perkinsfield are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Laura Davis to Terry Boyho, son of Luba and David Boyho of Scarborough The wedding will take place on Aug. 12, 2000. The happy couple will reside in Ajax. Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ... Send to: Let us know. We'll publish your Name Dropping, special occasion in an eas to -read % Keith Gilligan, - p y 130 Commercial Ave., and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 :�.+W>�Nv�YLw,%KA�IS �. l �ifc l.Q'�S�'i'kSi- Tr,'f+ .i � Y• :`Y,.: .�. y,. � .✓+.. M .� � I � Task NEWS Aovewrsen auxwr Earwx..w» 11. xao wrf ay force probes ways to reduce Fetal Alcohol Syndrome The Durham Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Task Force plans to fund an 18 -month project after receiving a $58,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation recently. "We're very pleased to re- ceive this grant to support our work in the community," says Catherine Rooney, Durham Re- gion public health nurse and a Task Force member. 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The Task Force intends to hire a project co-ordinator, plan a symposium to he held in Os- hawa this October, produce a newsletter and set up a regional parent support group. The Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Task Force is also seeking feder- al funding, noting that Health Canada recently announced the federal government will be funding local and Canada -wide initiatives on the prevention and treatment of FAS. Recycle me! Classic Air Systems will keep you cool this summer The weather is hot but are _ you staying cool? Why suffer in the humid air when you can be comfort- able with the best in central air conditioning systems from Lennox and Carrier. Based in Pickering they have been keeping customers cool for the past 18 years. Serving the Durham and Toronto area they are fully licensed and insured providing service for residential, commer- cial and industrial customers. "Our main focus is to pro- vide the best service possible, with cost efficient pricing and rates as well as a fast response time," says owner Steve Nedly. The staff at Classic Air Systems work as a team. Their technicians are very loyal and have been with the company for many years. "We plan to continue _ •err. 0L_ doing what we do best for many years to come," says Steve. "We guarantee our work and we take great pride in what we do." Steve is a local business- man who is proud to live in the community and wants to earn your trust as your heating and cooling consultant. "1 will always recommend the best equipment at the most cost friendly price to suit your needs," he says. "'We all take pride in providing the best ser- vice to you, the best value and warranties for your equip- ment" Classic Air Systems offers a 24-hour service, 365 days of the year, day or night. The office will always answer your calls and dispatch their staff. There is no answering service or voice mail to deal with- "Our ith"Our pledge is to satisfy every customer that we serve," says Steve. -That's why we're certain you'll be satisfied with us as your heating and cooling consultants." Classic Air Systems has a large industrial and commercial clientele which includes many major companies and towns in Durham Region. For more information or for a free estimate call (905) 427- 2822 or (905) 5094888. #._4 Pick -A -Mix Concrete Limited i Irk Concrete Weekdays and Saturdays On Site Mining, Special Mixes, Latex I Modified Concrete, Stone Slinger Classic Air Systems Concrete Pumping Custom Installation 2890 Brock Rd. N., Pickering Sales & Service to ALL (Make. 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P nw plam where you'll! find ` :tiiwee harp and years ofexpert- � knowledge � her Sandhi will visit your Roche those and training is with when A a mm tone to ieekwe and bring It to her shop in +dra's Does Fmi"tg 'lbadh yaw [natnittaG Site sorrows the I IP�w an Ga W Funitme Resbotatim signs of aging and dw ef%d .ef aPP° - - Sarhdn is different tthath ' >woi and dw bent way is '1 scree this worse especially average furniture testoeez treat,hent. finding heasum buried under fW knowledge runs deep, liter- "When necessary I cont- :•yy� of paint,' she says "Old the funutune fi�ue that can still stand the "I feel what sets me opal � � P� � test of fiats aid be reabared will be a beautiful addition to the others its I've been trained holmor in the history of furniture and the ys wood they're made of; she fnxn a complete restoration to a For more mtontution about vxpbdm "1 understand the wood Sandra Des's Finishing Touch Sands ' in and Furniture rests ation can • ,and, know hour it's affected by hurtittoe made in the 1800s and (9M 426 -SM but "Ai D A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 t f�t Health workshop in Village Tuesday AJAX — A local chiro- practic centre hosts a workshop Tuesday putting you on the road to health in -Al.: just a half-hour. The Ajax -Pickering Vil- lage Chiropractic Centre presents a "Half Hour to _..__.:,... - - Health" workshop Tues- JASON LL BRF.GTS✓ News Advertiser photo For sail, good as new Buren Ward applies the final coat of paint to her boat docked at the East Shore Marina in Pickering. Ms. Ward has been busy remodelling the boat with her partner to get it ready for the 2000 summer season. The couple lives on the boat near rr)und. NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD JUNE 11, 2000 MONDAY, JUNE 12 VEGETARIANS: Join Durham Lake- side Vegetarians for their monthly meeting. Have dinner or a snack and discuss topics of interest to vegetari- ans. A directory of local resources and recipe sheets are also available. Al- addin's Palace Restaurant, Ajax GO Station Plaza, Westney Rd. S.,at 7 p.m. 831-1040 (Anne). TUESDAY, JUNE 13 HLALTH WORKSHOP: Come and join Dr. Noble, of the Ajax -Pickering Village Chiropractic Centre, every Tuesday at 6:30p.m., as he presents his "Half Hour to Health" workshop. Dr. Noble will help you improve the qual- ity of your life, reduce stress, increase energy and build your natural immune system. Seating is limited so call now to reserve a spot, 427-3202. AJAX BUSINESS NETWORK: The Ajax Business Network will be hold- ingietheir meeting at the McLean Com- munity Centre from 7:15-8:30 a.m., breakfast is included.The guest speak- er will be Terry Bainbridge of the Business Advisory Centre Durham. At- tegdance is free but a reservation is re- quired. For more information or to re- serve your spot call Alison Sheppard in th*Economic Development Office at 619-2529 ext. 231. PARENT SUPPORT: The local chap- ter of the Association of Parent Sup- poa,+Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of kids in- volved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, crimes and parent abuse. Call 416-223-7444 or 1-800-488-5666 for location. BARBARA BLACK CENTRE: The public is invited to celebrate the suc- cess of The Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources at its annual general meeting. Light refreshments will he served and entertainment is on the bill at The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., at 5 p.m. To RSVP, call 428-1212. NUTRITION SEMINAR: Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering, presents an evening with registered nutritional consultant David L. Robinson at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Robinson will discuss genetically modified foods and the affect they have on you and your family. Admission by donation. Call to register. 839-3521. WEDNESDAY JUNE 14 SINGLE PARENT SUPPORT- The Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Par- ent Family Association invites you to our weekly meeting held at 8p.m. every Wednesday at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Sts. Ajax, for both custodial and non-custodial parents whether your children are 2 or 42, all are welcome. Phone 837-9670. ALZHEIMERS: Alzheimer Durham holds an Ajax support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (at Clements Rd.), Ajax. All caregivers welcome. 576- 2567 (Megan). ...... .............. day, lune 13 at 6:30p.m. The evening workshop is designed to help partici- pants improve their quality of life, reduce stress, in- crease energy and build their natural immune sys- tems. Seating is limited so FIBROMYALGIA Have you found relief yet? Explore your options for treatment. wry EEG Biofeedback Call: the Biofeedback Centre 1-888-880-8824 Certified EEG Biofeedback therapists participants are urged to call now to reserve a spot. . Phone 427-3202 for more infor- mation or to register. SO LONG, DOG DAYS. AIR CONDITIONING SALE New Quietest Condensing Units EVER Made Energy Saving, High Efficiency 10 vear Warranties Preventive Maintenance Plans Available Ima 1621 McEwen Drive, Unit #17 Whitby Pickering "'434-6337 "686-6902 �._ . .!'r';tvKz-i�iP7!'4`'wll+7+}��#•'dS.c!y'..Y+::a•.. y :•.. �lkt..b1. '�., �'ry:�yi+f ei�'� ti� . 1 :I r . r• NEWS ADVERTISER, Sports &LEISURE N E W S A D V E 0.I I l[ R J U N E I I 2 D O O Frenchman 's Ba v student makes fast r acks Pickering student smashes records en route to DEAA track gold BY BRIAN MCNAIR Staff Writer A young Pickering girl came away smelling like a Rose at the Durham Region track and field championships Tuesday at the Civic Auditorium Complex. Brittany Rose, 10, of French- man's Bay Public School won I our gold medals and set two records at the Durham Elementary :athletic Association champi- onships. She won the 400 -metre run in 1:12.5 and the high jump with a 1.31m leap, while setting new standards of 10.9 in the 60m hurdles and 18.1 in the I lOm hur- dles. The annual DEAA meet is the ulmination of a season that be- gins with some 8,0(10 athletes Irom 103 schools competing at fight regional events throughout Durham region. The top two at Tach regional meet moved onto to DEAA, where about 1,000 gath- ered Tuesday. "This is really the showcase event, not only for track and field but for all of DEAA sports in gen- eral;" says Tom Wall, a Vincent Massey Public School teacher who served as meet director along with Svend Paulsen of Duke of Edinburgh and Kevin Rodgers of Pringle Creek. "It's a testament to the dedica- tion of teachers that it runs so smoothly - it's a miracle of sorts:' Wall says. "No event involves more students, parents, teachers and officials" Aside from Rose's impressive effort, two students came away with three gold medals each and 18 were double gold medallists in individual events. Taylor Hunt of Brooklin's Meadowcrest Public School won the triple jump, 70m hurdles and 20(hn hurdles in the boys' I1 - year -old division while Stephen Lopez of Valley Farm in Pickering won the long jump, high jump and 200m run in the boys' 12 -year-old category. Jessica Sheffee of Adelaide McLaughlin, Simone Grant and Tristan Beadle of L.B. Pearson, Tonya Harris of Harmony Heights, Erin Banks of Beaverton, Jessica Bossence of Frenchman's Bay, Kelsey Nemeth of Leslie Mc- Farlane. Samantha McConnell of Kedron, Audrey Pierce of High - bush, Adam Brown of Cadarackque, Willie McAvelia and Steven Hunt of Meadowcrest, Sam Joseph of Michener, Otis Christmas of Waverly, Matt Gib- son of Duke of Edinburgh, Amedeus KouLroulakis of Can- non, Scan Simeson of Adelaide McLaughlin and Shayne Taylor of Cawker each won two individual events. Other records were set by Emma Boston of' Kedron ( 13.3 in INDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 PAGE 31 P Equestrians aren't one trick nnniPc' 80m hurdles), Andria Gray of Sir r ILift r John A. MacDonald (31.7 in "During the spring gardening .Lason. ho%ve%er, we 200m hurdles), Matt Alexander of Equestrian teams from Ajax and Kedron (17.6 in 110m hurdles), Pickering are expected to compete in Nabeel Patel of Parkside (29.6 in the Central Ontario Regional 200m hurdles), Amber Cushnie of Tetrathlon in Aurora and Toronto William Dunbar (5:19.1 in June 17 and 18. 1,500m) and Sean Simeson of Tetrathlon is a demanding compe- McLaughlin (4:59.2 in 1,500m). tition with four parts: swimming, Brown tied the record of IL in shooting air pistols, running and the 70m hurdles. horse riding. "A day like this, when you see Boys and girls compete in sepa- all the smiling faces, you end up rate divisions in at five levels for walking on air:' says Wall. i each: junior 'A', junior 'B', senior Still, he worries about the fu- 'A', senior 'B' and novice. The 'A' cure of the 26 -year-old meet, what and 'B' splits are determined by the with Bill 74 coming from the competitors' levels of riding skills, as provincial government. measured by the Canadian Pony Club "There's a dark cloud hanging testing system. over the future of DEAA athlet- The winners of regional competi- ics:' Wall says of the controversial tions at the senior and junior 'A' lev- bill that will force teachers to vol- i els have a chance of being chosen to unteer time for extra -curricular ac- represent the area at national and in- tivities. ""Ibis whole meet is about ternational competitions. This year's goodwill and a love for the ath- national tetrathlon is in No%a Scotia letes. This cannot be le>_islated" July 16 to 21. Healthy Gardeners Take Care of Their Backs As the weather turns warmer, millions of r ILift r Ontario residents start thinking about gardening. Outcome the weekend garden warriors to revive "During the spring gardening .Lason. ho%ve%er, we - Bend mere with %our knee. and le.s ai %our wsi,t their neglected flowerbeds, lawns and vegetable generally see an increase in the number of visits -Avoid lifting heavy objects above your waist. gardens. In Canada, gardening is an estimated 3.5 billion dollar business. As you are struggling to tochiropractors due to muscle strains, sore joints, and back pain. The warner weather really inspires - Always face the object you are going to lift, with pull outthe thistles with roots that seem to go to China or hauling 25 -pound bags of topsoil to the people to get out in the vard, but for many people a winter of inactivity makes them prone to back and nose between toes'. - Make sure the load is balanced before you try to lift birthplace of your famous roses, a neuromuscular muscle injuries:' adds Gorchynski . Chiropractors recommend a Spinal Tune -Up to ensure that your it skeletal injury is probably the last thing on your body is in shape and ready for all of those warm -As you lift. draw the heavy object close to your body. mind. weather activities. • l.iR cutiotlslr and slowly and avoid quick tnoytwcs. - If you are moving many objects, stop frequently to The following tips can reduce your chance of an injury change your position and/or grip. Remember that while tending to your garden: healthy posture coupled with smart body movement tindrJta ad Idat can help you avoid injury. ttont«Cuffadttmis I. Warm-up your muscles before working in the garden. Limber up with stretching exercises, or take a Tem Elbw short 10-15 minute walk around the block. tw B&A Ihm or 9Am 2. Avoid prolonged bending, pushing and pulling raking and hoeing, which can strain shoulders or while for FawaraP- thelower back. Pause after three to five minutes and While many people seek relief through medication. the use of medication often provides only temporary stretch. relief. Chiropractic care enhances your body's ability Ili 3. Use. long -handled tools to avoid forward and to heal itself. It is a physical solution to a physical sideways bending that can aggravate the heck or lower problem. Get a chiropractic examination to see if a back. problem with your spine is primary cause of the pain Digging, lifting, shifting, and planting can cause and discomfort you feel. significant strain to the muscles and back. Gardening 4. Switch hands frequently while raking or hoeing, to requires motions you haven't used since raking the avoid strain and muscle spasm on one side of the body. yard last fall. According to Dr. Stan Gorchynski, President of the Ontario Chiropractic Association 5. When using a hedge trimmer, keep your back (OCA) "Eight out of every ten Canadians can expect straight and arms close to the body. Use short strokes toavoid upper arm and neck strain. Pause after three to Chiropractors believe in whole body wellness. To is health to suffer from back pain at some time during their your chiropractor, wellness a state of where lives:' five minutes. yourbody is free of interruption or interference to any part of your nervous system, enabling you full expression and enjovmeni of life. Your chiropractor will check for spinal or other joint -related problems that may interfere with your nervous system and through hands-on healing will work with you to eliminate them. After chiropracuccare your body will be better able to heal itselt. This. in turn aids %our body in maintaining optimum health and contributes to your overall wellness. Chiropractic adjustments are amonge.t the satest of all health interventions. Every year in Canada. chiropractors perform an estimated 30 million treatments. A chiropractor is a doctor with at least 7 - years of university level education. who is specifically trained in hands-on healing. Chiropractors use gentle adjustments of your spine to make you feel great. See your friendly neighbourhood chiropractor for your spinal checkup. We are here to help. Visit www.chiropractic.on.ca for more information. A public nvenm amouncement from V yOUr Affbm Oht; chnnpracbc society I 1 El i AA? PWAE3;t.lIIEWS AWERTOM SWXY EDMOM,N w 11,2g00 FREE � � � IMISAMN PVPVqff THE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 Welcomes You to ........ nesday June 1 Career • 1 • Expo . - 8p.m. one (11 1ucky Vi _ . 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CONTRACT POSITION) Reporting to the Director of Marketing and Economic Development you will be responsible for performing a variety of routine and complex administrative, technical and professional work in the preparation and implementation of economic development plans, programs and services; providing business counselling support and advice to entrepreneurs and small business owners; preparation of information packages and promotional material; organizing seminars and special events; and, liaising with the public, private and government agencies, institutions and realtors. The successful applicant must possess a recognized degree in Business, Econornics, Urban Planning or a related field with considerable knowledge of business and economic development; working knowledge of municipal zoning and infrastructure, planning programs and processes; well-developed communication, presentation and Interpersonal skills; the ability to establish effective working relationships; and, PC skills and experience in using relevant software. A valid Ontario Drivers Licence and vehicle are required for this position. HOURS OF WORK. Monday to Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m SALARY.- Salary subject to skills, ability and qualifications. Salary expectations should be stated in documentation provided. Detailed resumes, indicating education, experience, references and salary expectations to be forwarded no later than Wednesday, June 21 st, 2000 to: Human Resources Department The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario LiN 2M8 FAX: (905) 686-5696 E-MAIL: jobs®town.whitbv.on.ca NOTE: We fhank alt those persons who apply, but advise that acknowledgement will only be tbrwardled to triose applicants who are invited for an interview. Personal information provided is collected under the autfarity of The Municipal Act. 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Please need rat apply cal` (905) 721.0669. TRAVEL 8 TOURISM training. Next class begins July 10th. International Institute of Trav- el. specializing in travel and tourism training. To register phone (905) 725-3919 LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION Company looking for a ex- perienced interlock and waif system foreman with at least 3 yrs experience. $17 50 hr. Fax resume to (905) 683-2681 LICENSED STYLIST for Whit- by/Alax/Oshawa Guaranteed salary/commission. great nt rad working enmronme . itp0 nim. Fluent English. gooding and hinny beaus. Call ng Chnervl (905) 723-7323 math skills. Machmery LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. low term temp, must have 6 months worbnq experience b safety Stell -toed boots. Pick - cling through Dshawa areas Car an asset From $7 50 to $9 00 per M We will be inter- viewing at tfe0shawa Civic Auditorium. Thorton Rd S., Oshawa. Tues. and Thurs. June 13. 15 930 a.m. - 2 p.m. PHARMACIST Full time bon for Whitby location. iply wdh resume to. Shoppers Drug Mart. Towne Plan. 601 Dundas St. W. Whitby. 905- 668-5891 FULL TIME experlernced kite cooks require Apply in per- son Massey's restaurant 774 Liverpool Rd.. Pickering. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS '5-f$ Daily' New Goll Courses want 10 people now' To hop with advit" ng. Will Iran. 259.1840 (Cell phate) 18. students welcome. Fultime 01111, THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for pros- pects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas PICKERING Abbey Rd. Rigby Dr. Amberlea Ave. Sequin Sq. Otonabee Dr. Rosebank Rd. Wildflower Dr. Highview rd. ,9augeen Dr. Springview Dr. Greenvale Cres. Chiron Cres. Eramosa Cres. Blue Ridge Crs. Dellbrook Ave. Haller Ave. Douglas Ave. Old Orchard Ave. Liverpool Rd.S. Chapleau Dr. Trellis Crt. Fairview Ave. Bayview St. Retain Blvd. Tatra Dr. Krosno Blvd. Garvolin Blvd. Zator Ave. Westshore Bbd. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905.683-5117 and exterior. Expo y asset. Alk IprHpNy (905)723-1389. PART TIME Doi help aartd for Dust deli. sarkdwirL Mile- �anill an�r go be triell(IlY. last and work MI resumeleebto 05447 PO. BaK 481, OMM, Ont. Lik 71.5 PEOPLE BEI castle? spare Driver wrENr sive van spalam rftedey b deliver area Sallie . 619-1 leave Mimes time jA E � I. deli help. casrhoiicirss.. 5tt e, 1 ��i� Me.. 5. A}tlt. LIS 2H6 PRODUCTION -Lw.*, needed in Pidlerir Nmanulac- luri Shiwork unity. Fax resume 10 (905 1548 BE T dNmic n Wp0t�Ntryvt��hpy. ckn ylfhil • . FFaax - (416Y 780-0192 knowledge forklift experience an assetHeave lift Apply in person 5746 Finch Avenue E /5. Scarborough. or fax 416- 292-8500. SNACK BAR HELP required. for Delta Bingpo len Pickering Please call Mna or Paula. (905)631-1215. STOP 'N' CASH grows again experienced loans officers. Wnkrng experience an asset. Business management an as- set. Professionalism a must Fax resume mention Linda at (905)427-4403. STRAWBERRY PICKERS, it irderested please apply to the Oshawa Civic Centre. Thom - ton Rd. S. Oshawa. Tuesday and Tiesdalr. $7.50 per i. Newasde area. SUPPORT WORKER for 8 yrx did boy with brain uprny from motor vehicle accident CYW or egmakm expen- ence/education. Full-time and part-time/reliel available Suring a S1Dmr. Rdererxxn Fax (0728-4733. check necessary. SUPPORT WORKERS re- quired to assmst an adult mak with 'pea al needs in dairy Immo wrtin is own home (Oshawa) Community aelvi- oes as well Looking for ma- ture experienced staff Foll m labhea pawte shifts strilt avaigbk n excrage fpr hying expenses t« Bft right xravidiia. Car r asset Rep- t/ Fik 490. Oshawa YNtuby s week. 865 Farewell St 051101 Ont. L1H 7L5. TAXI AND HANDICAP van Drivers wanted lull and part bme30 ha curreM MOTOshawa Testi Lmcermse requmed. Call Bonnie or Bev (905)571.1331 Mon -Fn 9am - TELEMIUIKETER - Part bone Position available with suc- cessful contractor Must have some Computer experience. Base pay plus coannrussrorm (905}579-6616. WORK FORM NONE . Part Tim&Tull Time. Hearth Indus- try $80o-000 $3FREE INFOR- MATION 416.631-4925 or Log -On to www.worktrom lobaNy.com Access Code 40 (required). 1 t3n'ke AJAX INSURANCE broker re- quires an R180 licensed cus- tomer service rep, part-time. Cal 905-619-2266 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER for 6 months maternity replace- ment, 8-4 Moa -Fri. Start ASAP. Experience with Acc- Pac and good telephone man- ner preferred. Call for appoint- ment 906.128-7373. Pickering LEGAL SECRETARY - Pnmar- rly Real Estate. Sonic Civil Ltbgaio-. heft 2000 Febru- EMU a MGinty. Flu: 8686-W7. E -mad inloefdemlaw.com No phone Calle please. MWT TM (12-16 hours) everimil; (5-9pComput ex - patience essemial. real Estate entpeiience prderfed. Mast be moon to (905) 4*5455 Fax FMNTTME OFFICE Hop re - Goods; Im- /l�Mtre General duiical aures to krluft W Will. filing. order entry. etc. Computer experience an as- set Please submit resume in person to: stoeffer Cauda. IBM Waboort m St. UIM 16, Whitby. FUI L Tt� Required for Rehab Clinic 4 �, Oshawa Experienced Preferred Fax (905)420-6965 The Tech -Met Division of Emerson Electric, a leader in the metallurgical/ materials testing field is currently seeking an experienced and enthusiastic individual for: BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSISTANT The successful candidate will be responsible for answering the telephones, preparing quotations and general sales support for the Tech -Met Division. Applicants must be bilingual (French/ English), have excellent word processing skills and exceptional telephone manners. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Interested candidates should forward their resume to: _ Lois Marshman © EMERSON ELECTRIC CANADA LIMITED 9999 Highway 48, _ Markham, ON L3P 3,13 EMERSON. Fax: (905)475-4630 Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Markham area logistics company requires an accounts receivable clerk for an entry level position. Candidate must possess the following qualifications: • Excellent telephone manner • Excellent verbal and written skills in English • Experience with personal computers required Salary will be commensurate with experience. Company has full benefits package. Fax resume to (905)882-2250 Attn: Credit Department CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or Individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. CSR NEEDED Perm - 28K - 30K • Pickering Location • Must be fluent written and spoken • Proficiency in MS Word and Excel Call Proficiency Zsa at Adecco 905-683-2303 a oew world at wodr� Custolll•r Sow Ilepf•sMdltatilrM We are Wek*V a career minded, amDdious n6vidual 10 jean O« company, Tis posiim requires an outgoing ptxsonaw. InUKlY.dapos d pk�wd weplork nwr- Flexibility nd aavalfaOrMy afire ana must as you -0 be required to work two emi gs per week and allanairg Saturdays. we • �owweek.bomaes to start (reviewed aver 60 days) • cmtprohenswe bandits wduge • Corrrpay funded RRSP Contributions • Opportunity for future grown Mridaitig previous Colo ftr contact c wdigl g am-dn ems NandYng inowi g ads YYe are a busy gnowig ixganiauon with a strong repuGion. The ammism appmarll an look. forward to steady growth and persoml tuUilmnd. For an imerwew. WnW Marc at Magic Touch Chiminey Sweeps (905)686-1414 CLERICAL SUPPORT Available immediately at busy Markham brokerage office. Located at Hwy. 7 & Leslie. Applicants must be detailed oriented, an excellent knowledge of the nglish language, both written and oral, and have basic computer skills. Please fax resume, referencing this position with salary expectations to Henry Kostnckrat 905-882-2250 1 office Help RECEPnONtST/ADNNNM TRATOR required by growing company Must have excel- lent communication and computer skills, be well or- ganized, enthusrashc Duties include telephone and per- sonal contacts, invoicing. or- der entry, visa/MC process- ing, report preparation. post- tw is 8:30-5.00pm Mon -Fn. we are an 'SO -9001 certified company looted in NE Scar- tiotro6ugn. please tax resume to -7281 SECRETARY/RECE"MaNST needed for a Ra Estate Ex- penence and computer 96105 all resumes to SELF STORAGE MANAGERS required for taolities in Etobi coke. Scarborough d Ajax d jou are an experienced. pro- uarW person with strong ales. customer service and •eledone skills we wad you. Must be prolinxem in AIS Of- fice Storage eperndtce a a deMme asset Some mahet- ing involvement Own trarts- portamon required Please tat resume wim salary expecta- tion andbaeon of interest 10 905.631-7537 small but busy SW ohhce re- quires full hone receptionesv bookeeper *0 train. tomptd- er experience an asset peo- ple skulls esur" Hourly wage rate $8-S9 Fax resume atter 5 -pm only to 905.428- 8474 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 PAGE 35 A/P 1 srnfte HIeoABaea 1 Selee HWAywu Sldbd HOP ®j �OerilefYeseul - SALES enced in seats. sewing cus- PERSON tom, convertible tops etc Call person who wants to succeed -- REQUIRED _ IF IN MWE WHAT 0 TAOS.WE WMT M to 311 year. busy workshop TO TALI TO 11111111 xNt THE IM 101' FMAY AN Y09 01 that requires only Inardw«Iag iW IAD IM MWITTIYE _ MVMSAT ON AAD A 6ENEIIOOS VART PAOM, set ltetwrem 8 a m. and 6 MM ~ N PE del, W e1101E CALL p M. (9l>5)4331025 so I Sim use mm 4111111111111111, DENTAL RECEPTIONIST re - - -4L� BAS loatron. Apprentice or Class A' mechanic preferred Full pract, experience pre - jj2uOffice Help VETERINARY PRACTICE «- quires a eceptionist even - rings 4, Saturday hours WIN be required. am" knowledge and eapenerha as well as ex ceptonak people shots are essential Please send re- sume to CaNbedt Animal Hospital. 575 Thomson Rd N. 001M. L1J 815 1 son Neo I Aywwa SALES ASSISTANT ceded Nor prestgous Whdbv ON Im- ovemsrd '�namme pppprray exwrrar merN Call Rech Cameron 905713-8143 135 135 Custom Stainless Steel Fabrication Shop .pecializing in food equipment is looking for people fully experienced in these arctic: 1) Layout d the ilperai- Of a pow sthm 8 power brake 2) Fabrncaodn of custom sta rless steel refingerated tables 3) TIG we" and custom sWriess sted Wilita m Call Bill MLGuire 905-686-8955 Oualifications Include: 1. CNC Mlllrrg Setup Operate 2.2-5 years conventional machining experience. 3.1-3 years hands on CNC machining exp. and able to read drawings and part programs as they are assigned. 4. Knowledge of CNC code and ability to edit part programs. 5. Able to set-up and machine small parts on both ladies and vertical milling machines. Please fax resume to: (705) 745-7353 CNC Custom Machining ds Fabricating Inc. CNC Lathe Setup/Operators 3 yrs.expenence CNC Lathe Operator 1 yrs. experience We offer an excellent benefit package and clean work environment Fax(905)571-7914 AUTO TRNOM. expen- DENTAL RECEPr10HNtt+ in enced in seats. sewing cus- Scarborough Goal oriented tom, convertible tops etc Call person who wants to succeed 905-7254914 in a large practice One year AUTOMOTIVE APPRENM. denial expenence with cow M to 311 year. busy workshop outer windows We once ex - CelreM Salary benefits. roan that requires only Inardw«Iag o grow ALSO Part hone Hy- people Good wages and ben- peo Computer kterale an as- 1 grenrst needed as of August set ltetwrem 8 a m. and 6 1st Sane nights to Saa- days Fax resume to 416- p M. (9l>5)4331025 47 An lege AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN DENTAL RECEPTIONIST re - required for busy Pickering qurred for pleasant family loatron. Apprentice or Class A' mechanic preferred Full pract, experience pre - time available Pay based on et rrM please submit resume in person to Dr Debra Sho- abihty, Must haw own toots Please tax resume (905) 606- nicer. 312 Dundas St W in pwsrbbn. all 416-211- NRetby BLOW MOULD set-up person SAN NEEDED: Busy required immediately Able to weight loss clmnc needs a trouble stool. change over part-time dioilan with expen- hon. rtmk Willi minimum Sm- rr a="xinu Vnerstry megree pervasion Must be able to Experience ' work stuff work Please fax lots a bonus big not a must. resume to (905)427-1548 CA Eleanor at 905-619-2038 CKD REQUIRED for Oshawa campaign Salary commen- surate with experience Please reply to File /549 Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481. Oshawa. Ontana UH 7L5 DRAFTSPERSONS. arcN- luectural/structural fulli lime contract. Autocad or manual, im rm"ety, Fax re- mme to (905)728-1788. DRIVER WITH Owls CAR or van required Good ccommis- snm Cad 416-451-0597 FRAMERS (x FRAMING CREW to sub wren 20 minuses of Cottoning or 1/2 Mw from Am Competitive rafts Cal Rob. 905- 372-71 76 EDUSTRAL SPRAY painter tarried for :he Pontypool area Minimum 3 yors experience Fax resume b' 705-757-1434 BOOKKEEPER 2unenn MECHANICAL ENGINEER rt - Games :anada s liew" re- "red to mebun SLM Pack- arkr o1 D*wd products. agog Egrepawric wnAauuer games and game room tum- In Poneypool area Prefer 3-5 lure IRS a part time posi0aKe�e rierlCt n AYbCAD avadaw f« a bookkeem/011- Fax resurte to 706- 1ice manager n ow PrdkeriN 277-1434 location Successful anOr- dales will be mauve nbvidu as avada le 2 to 3 days a week m a brig lem Pow", have exftnsrve experience won accounts payable. ac- counts reactvable. payroll. h lanai state, tate,lent and an I)nner faces d booltltcepwm- Expenerxe with Simply Ac- onunmeg sohware manitaay Pkm forward a resume by tax to (905) 421}9658 SALES I@RESOFTATr4E regwred !or sarwtation sup - IO corer the downtown aroma area. Base salary Commissrm, car aN, I a bdtefn plan Suimrt resume to int Camrmers. c(o UNDERWOOOS. 410 FINLEY AVE AJAX. ONT Fax X905) 619.9829 Erru1 . IobsYuwood coin ajax pnnter requires a part time prepress operator Ex- perience with MAC. PC. and IMAGE SETTING a must. Cad 905 -619.1219 - OIL BURNER MKIlarwrJgas tine( needed with own toots and transportation Wages COmwrrersurale with expen- ence Cad 905.665-9832 PHARMACIST regwred part- time PROPHMM 17 is al- ternate weekends. Oshawa. (905)434-6622 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN re gored .mmediatety in -;Sha- wa Full time position night; d weekends included Only, experienced applicants need apply Fax resume to 576- 3272 RN REQUIRED for regular pan time position at a busy faintly practice n Brooklm Vempmcure and ECG pre- ferred Fax resume to Dana at (905►655.4848 RIS HEEDED n Dortran Rt` gon pan hone to Corrokft pre-tnsurarnte mridial on a moble basis I%iv twit ve- npuictere. or, ECG expen- ds. tax imaclwte preferred Fax resume 1-1100-962-46W VETERINARY ASSISTANT/re- air- r It wearied part -bone lex WV Clow War be able ro work everwigs and Satmdslrs se OOmow or based on ea- penertce Fax resume no 905- $31 1131 1 IM'6oH 1Mwul PART TIME RN for all shifts Experienced in LTC and Computer literary a must. Fax resume to: Director of Care Sunnycrest Nursing Home 905-576-4712 ROSEBANK VILLA PICKERING Casual part-time RN positions. Must be available for all shifts, weekends ,holidays and scheduled hours. Please fax resume to: 905-509-0011 Durham Association for Family „ Respite Services ti ATTENTION RMS/RPN•S We currently have openings forpart-time and casual positions in our shift school and visiting programs. • Pediatric,and/or Community experience preferred • IV, CVL, CADD pump experience an asset • Must have current CNO registration 135 Fax, E -Mail or deliver resume to: NURSING PROGRAM DURHAM FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES 865 Westney Road South Ajax, Ontario, LIS 3M4 Fax (905) 427-%15 E-MaihdaflLs®du111=6net Only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted Required immediately for high end Commercial / Residential furniture manufacture. We offer extremely competitive wages & benefits for the right candidates. These are excellent full time positions for the experienced person. Reply in confidence to: LEIF JACOBSEN 39 Riviera Dr. Unit 7 Markham Ont. 1-311 8N4 by fax to: (905) 479-6847 or by email to: larry.laycocb@teknion.com SMS e 1 Edi* FBNGA / L MOWAPGA, ea- OATCNK PaOVIOEM tic til Sal) DZ aortae $mow rcgnred br JWA - tarksportaoon a roust Bwd for 2 g� 9 and 11:x7 NNiable. Dwtctwal and De able b w ark nrdd duecOaL the. b 6 p.m. n westmy FAX 906-@7-3912. Phone. Ideal for mature 905-427-GM. -PO studnnl. N interested to: 6m520. Pk till 619-8087 aft r 6 p.mi enng. Ontario. 11V 2R7 IpIrOoM TECMECAN Rq'S.. t DATGWARTED RTED in my F3fn and trouble GMF 5-400 dw KaWGMF Pidteritq home t« crldrtAi Controller in wewv appkra- ages 3 1/2 b S. Must have tion.GM employees wel- CPR, own hansponakm, rd - come. For put -time « full- aences. Must be 18.. =I- pwsrbbn. all 416-211- sneaker and have a doable .. - - - 'k%*A (905) tf37-ts6st4 Licensed by fill-C.S.S.refrgerator 2- door frost nee. dtlhsre store. merous other eems (Perfect f« starting out) Call 985- Reasonable rates matching heavy duty washer w AIP PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Jurn 11, 2000 Receipts, flexible (lours. Call i dryer $675/all -will se - • are.. Ar.Btbb : Oereen AvmBwb 1 o0cle,Sre for 1 SeHe f0f 1 Melon Intended • 11 (�) 4 28-590.5 APPLIANCE CEN1RE - Wash- HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS m- BUYING AMME and ca- Seel M SM SIERRIA SLE. ex - INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD fir, tai guaaran dish- a�0 4 contentsincluding slop elfatop-. separately Kenmore Washer i dryer $W. white 3yrs old. 1OdQ,dyr dkielteew chairs,. compleete estates grey, 1dN lowheel In tering, sate, fun home Come make a deaf 33 Sublon St Ajax. chtds W. maklkrng furniture, ble prices paid Henry Kahn, a -line. No kris!! Brand new. erlvironmerd. • (9O5µ26-2682. large bird cape w/accesso- 905-965-8161 338.000. Call 905-435-5356 CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The Gift i Craft Showplace' locat- APPLESries. dishes, lamps. nu - 1 Bmekieet to1 an$h • to onebfess s- CARPETS SALE i HARD- WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 Licensed by fill-C.S.S.refrgerator 2- door frost nee. dtlhsre store. merous other eems (Perfect f« starting out) Call 985- Reasonable rates matching heavy duty washer 0616 Receipts, flexible (lours. Call i dryer $675/all -will se - WANTED - Tem Trailer, 4- M MUII PROFESSIOW HWIE DOCRIE 5WIX7 � Also Kent washer years Pickering MOVING suite S c venter bedroom saute bevel purchase consultation on an (�) 4 28-590.5 $400, Scars sola bed 5400, swivel 1 Waited 1 BERNMARDT din room set complete with hutch.6 cars. arm char 540 Recliner chair $d stove o nbe kids and Enduro for Dai Can 905430 -TSM (snp) 2 bats. table. A-1 condition, S'60M0. Almond. onRefriator sola EIDER CPA".. appressed $1550 best offer separately Kenmore Washer i dryer $W. white 3yrs old. 1 am a happy. personable woman in my mid- Call1905KM-7328. Stereo system w/cabinet forties. I offer therapeutic laughter while en- BLINDS DRAPES SHUTTERS 5100 Rat -top desk $75. 1947 LeBaron Convertible. black. 2 dr, ppww pl turbo. New motor May/99 New pant/97. Leather seats. needs new root and windshield Emission tested ApnV2000 One owner car Asking $1995 as is. 728- 9815 (snp) 1988 OLDS DELTA 6 2 door, newly rebuilt transmission (Jan. 2000). automatic. exM- lent condition. $2.500 OBO as is. certified/emissions in 1999 Call 905-432-1041 thusiastically attending to the spirit of an el- 75% off at our tem sale. July 14-17. Sunshade. Blinds i (9051576-0006. PIANO TECUMCM available 1011Kevlar Cance (905)985- 0059 1989 JEEP YJ. 6 Cylinder. 5 derly individual. 1 am able to work flexible �� on �• for tuning, repairs. and pre- WANTED - Tem Trailer, 4- SDd. hard 8 soft tooppss, red, hours and 1 am a very capable cook. emission lest $3500 term 985-0504 (sm) purchase consultation on an Wheeler. CR80 dirt bike for runs great. 54000 obo Can All enquiries are strictly confidential. �T I le several thousand yards a new Stan- make i models. Also recon- for pranp5 Cap kids and Enduro for Dai Can 905430 -TSM (snp) Greg days 705-357-2880, Evenings 705-432-3445 Please reply to: File #3712 c/o Uxbridge Tribune, miter and 100% nylon car- Det I will carpet your F"ng Barb at 905427-7 wheels. surroof. 106.000kms. 19N CADILLAC. 2 door Reef - trim 24 Toronto St. N. Unit 2, morn and hall for $349 Pia PLANOS/GNANOFAT1tElt CLOCKS Sale on all Rolarc Aub i • 1 wood, gold edition (rare). immaculate. mint condition, Uxbridge, On L9P 1Fb includes a pad and m- dg,ta fitarios aM keyboards. Crap• certified. 173.441 kmS. all 7tb6 sla 'on (30 srpgre yards) S10iv (905) 743-0689 311 Sammi �uyyle Pianos. an Howard Miller cocks. CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The Gift i Craft Showplace' locat- original. $10.600 Call 905- 404-8479 knapsack contamlug Nrte 1 Bmekieet to1 an$h • to onebfess s- CARPETS SALE i HARD- WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 LSW -*C- of used ria A" to norm- 100% Wpa'� p ed in the Counice Flea Mar- ket. 4 km east Oshawa 1996 MERCURY TOPAZ 4-cy- Bookies• rooms from $339 (30 sq yd.) Includes carpet, premium on- Free estimates. rentalpayments appy Call TIE PIANO (905) 433-1491, POOL MU PROFESSIONAL o1 (approx 6000 people mend- ng each weekend) Lel its ly 10 l� oft rho �i finder. automatic transmis- sion. 4 -door. blue with grey interior. runs well. very reli- abte. good on q� Cetificd i 7711LI sD OF TRYING TO FIND WAYS TO GENSAATE carpetin" Serving Dunham ard car- Boston Solid m be there There is NO Emissions. $2500 (906) 718 ��� � , . .Accepted BUSINESS.". rouridug aro Credit Cards Can Sam 905686- oak aaw kgstable leafierhaw state. 6 month contract Rent starts at SMmonth. Call 905-436- 1900 FORD TEMPO - cans 40% dd.. N90e6w- rregwted. Call Steve 1772 oder 32600 728 5130 1024 great $1500 o b o Call We s�peci1ahze in bringing g CHAIR LIFT for 1, kill chair surrabie bit bun- riw 'tod� newand nd !INDOOR CRAFT Vendors warned for Whitby Downtown (905)666-2087 1090 Toyota Corona SR 5. 5 REAL QUALIFIED qSmall climbs 5 stains a Gmavel, June 23. 24. 25 speed. cruse, power mirrors. CUSTOMERS (905)•38-1767 new. TV -s � wrarranmy Pad 10'x10' -SIOO, (limited space tin excellent cord., cerbfied. 5600. (91(9 401 3213 wudw Is good. Purse Cal 1y-800 �5602�263-8369 a a aid.) an Peter 905-064- emission ks�, SM %5 - to businesses. ARCADE GAMES. Greg t« JpMfa OrilYg9B59B6dOB9 3377 Leave message 2373 No matter what product rec room or cottage Speller- lemn 1 - 4 players. Morta ANNOUNCING SATELLITE mdni spencer 60 d,am,Ns and Brock Rd. $606p. uMib able 7 T red. 1991 M•-721 or service you may represent. Shoo" vdeO G�yueS. Chap- $19.95 madly mcu6rg I, A�qw: SBDO obo Can 721-2241'(Srnp) WE DELIVER CUSTOMERS tan Amens 1 - 4 players Gaud T Aon 1 I per• Dia I -i f ier Also new kAtr, , o t- 80 fora - inn v 1992 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE 4 cylinder. automatic. AMI at a low, affordable fee. '"� more Also 4' x 8' pod 56k plfpfe modem Ask about free mstaiahon special 905- ANTIQUE - WALNUT dining room set HiArn buffet. table. FM cassette. arc. PW . PL bluie/grey irmenor, reWthk ark. can (905) 404%4 Wk (905) 720.4506 sp MTER 656-3661. 6 cars. newt' upholstered, beaublud rine owner. NI manmerlanCe priced. Call USPECIALS Penh- um Internet sorter systemy 5299. Pwrbwm laptop 5599. SOMAN 8 x 8 bixin ° sm pus tax Many iffier absolutely Must m' Asking $4.500 (9O5µ04- mom . emission tested and arthe 10 90 m . $3.(X10. 905- 1st.(905)509-5090. . 1 Deyc.. Waited NANNY/ HOUSEKEEPER/ COOK Needed for family with one 5 year old Liuve in or out. Drivers license re- wutred. Must like pei,- Experienced preferred. Car pro- vidwd- (:ood Safe and benefits. All by 14106377-3316 Ask for Lynn Ogcw A•ems/b MBTStTTMG available in my hone Fail time Pm�ergp Strould $La Pfeace o0 BEFORE i AFTER $Cw001 5aeps log-Um summer care to Gieagrow PhdOruc School aced bacrown Oak ytam"nomig Large h.aelbade- bod 839 7237. movies. good CIIAPMA94tANW000. ar- ra rekabk daycare avaAaEk to my home. ru traous Mule and skada. , . yard and MWW. cep Lu 4M49M CINDY'S OATCAKE Ridge area Looking lot O.d- ren ages 4 acrd rider Hfan fast ad and CPR Lots or love b give Can 837 -MV L•1cs� Blase / now Lowell12Qimi1rs Daily whelp (4aq° badriWd and pert). Celts story lime, music. gat- metals armeals i snacks. First Aid. C.P.R sex- - , L MON- 12 maxots 905-4'28- I MInt PicHtawB - Open, sowd rarmp motlier, Iowa Rte sound of deldrea bugw ler. corm aurturiNg owamw Foam heals. games. C�eIrg��Aidf day - am awaiaableme ,. FdVPwt-b. CaB s"In" imNO"antiew Woodedt sidds. 4 FMML feml M Bore ORx. Five theory by 60K %oiler INC 6 baa lei 11111 1 amy). 906-4340092. 1 A gofer Comer FURNITURE. Dnngroom su re 6 chairs. 2 -lova. 1350. bedroom stele. while. 3yiece, $200. single bed roarpkte. 905- conow hwdpe 5750 Cap 11 LOO G FOR EICEUMT aualty gently used baby eeuwmeti, upsrak tntarms and dmidr•rPrep dor strM. Limeiyta aI "i hell $250 add MOM more. Cam to mir Grain - wood howl and view my OOF lecillon a your CA vvmm 9351'14 MUST GA - wcim-am sm. end Lade $70. baby-batnab $t0 wooden-decoramae- scnen SW full-mOmpped bar Lane $300 glass soh table $95 baby biers. " carry -on 510. crib mattress 3M. mcAer Char/pad $60. (yams beach ON talk $50. NO $15: deep Iryer $40. servo i spmakers $60 aNra swrvd cur $20. new glider them $200: ktatier dice chair S50. black desk lamp S10 837-1410 NEED LADES i CNNLOM3M Desdgnir WearI Bury or so naive brand ly X 2nd Tame Aroma (Gorudigumaetw Sloe) loafed a 235 Bavly St W, rya:. 42746M • M*4ACeIAfikka a sue CM STHU BOX WO 12' storm Speaker. paid am i asimig 5299 Two 6. Bou speabers VAM Iwheters $100 Bili ImlAmg I. I .eta eta and wages apprpc 125 lbs $50.005)837-9213.snp IN' for s CAPER - lots of Carpet. 100% NOW. new stain it - mm copes an hand. I vii carpel 3 mom& $349. Pia indoor carpet pe� r� �. Met ak'vM= (� Yom) Milne 686-2314. fir JR cie w TV weld mnwft. lad New. std e sedied carton. RMai sm.. sale pis S. tae 728.1007 AK 5:W pm. Sam. 7selection, 2 Van okt 40 011-1-15 8 PC. Oak bWkM at gond coma= sm can i emit Ones assmrto 1. $12y5; Umss- a lich $75 News Sm - owner rdoerimg. 906.428 - ons 'called 533nru system we sizz ard $yin available Pouts. 1993 Beek LeS.ere Ltd. 17' mucor. 5996 we love Also garages and decks 761 ON 92.000 km. excellent shape. 00"g "Wad" aw "ems MdUy Rd. llm 3. Cully loadedreParS 15 . mit ugerr«. 9056553661 years a For more vdo. an 90549 6 525 KAYAA INTRODUCES the a00 obo Can Bhp 905.571- COTTAGE CLEARANCE SALE 209;1 new pressure treated 'INoOdy- 7802 'The tdorf The perled sleeper am space Snorer 1« every- one's am ' and college We stock 10 k-np -ntStiles of I - ties stn" nom $169 Also a rude selection of Mph blurt btds PaKister kaMa hei five al w4f,"s " pnoesi Sia► am Dori coil - The do not ddbrb manress. is now on ale #Joeys ofkrmig ow best gamy at the tower price We're overstocked and ae- rvtwrq is priced lo dear Fu - %a. MMMUM bon bags. bedroom swigs. CO"eb*W OMes. leiter tan d etc. N on sae nota" Clues da out Trost - you7 be pled you shopped at L%S,% lmdp s Fm bm.. 488 luKpvp Si W . Oshawa. (905) 436 088p OAK OMETTE SET. tam. brge lean pedestal_ 4 Chers 795 hes n Quanta" PINE LOFT TREASURES SURES 91918 samcoe St M. Oshawa 905- 579-9311 DON HENLEY Guess Who. Poul Jam. Kis, Sty Sama- ria. all ' I Also tail buy or sit wephom 9(1Sd26-5%8 OMM PEARL ELX 7 -pc drumset 8-101213-f6' lona. 22' lass. Saban cyw bah (2 splashes. 2 crashes. nde. Chum) 13' Zgdp n K- han Mal condition Hard- ware W 434-2716. ENO OF LM CLEARM. everytrg mist go llamrrss- es; from S59.. mamreu set from 3159. sngk, daft sets from S219. Rai sit from 3269. Factory Yamess 1-886- 220-2282. 1650 " St., LOntario. (905) 837- ROLLER BLADES.d (8auer� mera sire t I 550. roclaw n k Ssk„ , 1993 POOMC SUNBIRD se- (saner x gain. lady owner 118.000 km. laAy's sin 8. •wh knee pads. allow and hard $80 723- lust i ABS brakes. am/Im Cass . cert i L 57www) •• 1 Found emission lest $3500 term 985-0504 (sm) SOLA WALNUTdinreol- SIM REWARD tot nferma- HMS BMW 32S ISA. Mack. set. built tarty 60's. tion leading uP to tfne return o1 vainer sports package, trac- -gun dam foAdh and Orrtet, ocagon a year 2000 Blau i white Ya- tum contra. loaded alloy shape pedestal table with 6 masa YZ 250 Dirt site Stake wheels. surroof. 106.000kms. cars. $" Am- from Harmony/Adelaide arc. arm few emissions tSQ Phase r orw Josh with any tat• brand now performance P/EMAK FURNITURE Din- asomlaoon at (905)436-2961 ores $24,500 Cal 905-579- --- nnqq Rooms Bedrooms Mont REWARD - LOST - At the 7tb6 Occasional Furniture Brooklm Far Sal night. green H6 DODGE CARAVAN v6 7 plus; ptus Cosom crealum tmn own . wale- knapsack contamlug Nrte passenger, power steer cap your ad track pawls. Quay Roots T- power brakes. au. rod rack. aamon are our sp[cnaRy Let sterlrt2, fears i sw w- r boards )oil � a limn vow dm mi •mil ren- pin Dak1tY SnaiQla$$e$ wen mamarnetl. non- handcraft- Illy. Wt htmor�eit ftDmie i teys woad a least eke to smokers Asking $9.500 OBO. sb°"n 09 i oBit funt�aSOLID edebef hone keys Dad 436-1587 Cap 90566tr9W16 anywiert for 25 YEARS' To (s10) dnho cal WooOworki g. 115 LOST- small orange U*" Norte Port Road- Port Peng at. temale. answers to Am - (905) 985-11774 tmw/7 ber. on May 31st, in area of Witter tra0o.rywoodwat- Fa10Ir Crt Apartments. Alex. i g on ca Phase cep (9(151s71-5041 AUDIO WAREHOUSE SALE Dearly Iittsse0. 1987 SAFARI VAN. Maroon exterior am ntenor Dutch doors. p kxiks. keyless entry. it C«rabpkng, emission tested. new ores fail of '99, 121.000km $13.900 o b.o (905)05-436-8196 (snp) NC HI ENO Doby Digi al -AP MISSMG - Revard Gulls Ac - Nteed. � �' W" -MM Wheaton Ter- vier puppies, tome -Caged, gorgeous Teddy bears. Par- .cells on -sib. Ready 10 W. Receivers Soo -wan Irncuiduq Multiple CD Double Cassette wire Yellow. so er and pair.INMNE cess veto 18' sport Mountainnchoice.Down INANCE 5speakim. Hundred dollar pksh colour 6657007 nip �k (law armeoir1)�e�5y4y9�0p0 per unit in packages Surae grit S150 Rece►wer mist n- • 1 v.tersr!!!time buy- dwle sunso q spears up. lag w. whrlpod oresigdh 2000 SM. MOOT mm $SOca- ankrupt, Many t« Des seiecuon Stereo (905) s79 H1MAlAYAN IN1fEMS, abso no oe futilely adoraok tarry homeredit, it? You M. ow bard new Orem, Shots 98;s -9985--002i k. You ppeebbcc M� >v heaN9ddDdard. wfframw Sbll STIIO Servet regwred t« Lots Of " Cat $1175. Seo AIM e0 M -M- P -ch-. er CA ater 9 pm (W5� Down orw"�7 and dryes A low prices. New 50'x50' Paddocks. cert be may beK��pe� e''�;AMEMM IOa®H $PNMuired.$pr.wa comatild mdo one. Straw i NaY available. Asking 1350 nameRuud$ti pulp$. Rik king canpirm.CIAL bled 2430 forted 24' ranges and 24- hoar plastic. cm . (416) 7I-9t6$'S sill adorable bwdaes d love. ten" dery horse rased, CKC Rio-ANCE thick LklirA" $2.50sOJL, Finite islied SUsq lLPile "on MRLAMCES Party Saks/Serra. Large sebom d %dile i amww boot free rbipativiond sh Sig", tier. While ve - MU - 4 SM Willed am radials. Sir P19-42'14 pm ymr old, $150. call 905 697-0779 LEM DAI■Y window air rxn- Nteed. � �' W" -MM Wheaton Ter- vier puppies, tome -Caged, gorgeous Teddy bears. Par- .cells on -sib. Ready 10 W. DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM .7� � OTTEMS. vd clotted with boosW as ad a 3/49Aw i dryers $94/- tape 7.000 Mu $3�, 10 000 Mg Mrs. bran (905) �k (law armeoir1)�e�5y4y9�0p0 sets Eve mar. 2400 Appitntca. Sala Sevin. 430.0531. NEED A Coner up. lag w. whrlpod oresigdh 2000 SM. MOOT mm $SOca- SM. 12,000 Mg $195. Re- ldoes r9s / i NOB1Y FM EMP- �:�.O.00 p�Ny .asliers sciectiom ofa dryer$. n+taam--ed eanges $125! W rNopidtlDaed dryers 61251 yNOti„�,,,g Po" 1 Bad Cre&porUbk nail A'r f° 01 eta. reaoadeeotted winners box 1 ��/romt&v ex:! ]ARI Low as $99as CALL TOas $i *. i15tYmp, DbmrntitWWees demod/ cam Oopeaneedd .asters $1995 .2 Ammo occasional MO bales (1 for pas): my allow (waft oil pare: Dee SM 426 SAA SLS. and dryes A low prices. New 50'x50' Paddocks. cert be DRIVE TO(9Q5)7284013. MARBrOOD RDORMC 63P trams w480 andock witedow Renoedi comatild mdo one. Straw i NaY available. Asking 1350 - -2 3.114' x 3l4' T&G. SdO #1 bled 2430 forted 24' ranges and 24- hoar Moro. Pka6e 1-706 374 6300 0110 fI thick LklirA" $2.50sOJL, Finite islied SUsq lLPile free fiidges am aealalk. Wide selecee a -new 5582 (snp) CAM lieatkq act Sae..We low -w SALE:- SFC. AM TIS MaYogaty bedroow4 X00 M, S f1.lOrsaN FJ_ •40sitirkw tax. CM And racert6tiosed C4B ms �s OTTEMS. vd clotted with boosW as ad a Need The Roan! '95 Pontlac T Vara $095: 96 tf '96 Rw2Y BUBO, car- best hand- �k (law armeoir1)�e�5y4y9�0p0 Oorg(90�5491506. Appitntca. Sala Sevin. «IM ES 118995; Omm cobw very Aa>ih wood �r�Meed ertra romp t1Wey At!BMe 7 "r'a $796. 116 talk NOB1Y FM EMP- Pones 154 Brice SL Oshvm 1905)576-7448. Cats 0* gednaM) locking br homes. Many � ales 9 97 Cawker, 5 spit 56996' 92 Booneville SE Hive s10 bee) eM i sf* (reedy b b.rrt). liprtat i chairs 5175. Chonly 8 Otieen MEMT - 2 Marcy Ferguson new 6001b galvanired trailer. availatk for atlopkon. Foster home for pts ad dogs 57295: '92 Caravorf SE S M6: 192 Carew LE $6995: '95 Atlee eheas tl, tree delivery, N5-753-2246. $1995 .2 Ammo occasional MO bales (1 for pas): my allow (waft oil pare: Dee Available July 1st Call needed. Pets S40. w dolly n food and Meet ard Saturn. 5 slid. $6500. N cars artfied i emission tested. IHNWDOD, 16 bre i0M for $SShp. Boob SM. orf): 10' sOd Feld rOBer lata 1UYOri: 13 row sealer weld $tAYpkidW Ad- doPlease a6 Odium Welcomed �ie kook anDoug d aymaw an after ran". PMU stock 20 yrs. dried. Open for irsptc- 3pc. Oat ad torr $145. Wolf- amd Pepper bedroom su k terWm bark and DIMr seed- yprx vabOOk. usually five! Pemdaasin0 o• es- Agoptilm a 136-8411. 0074: NOft 705.277-3250. Dealer. Bom; and alley 723-5750 51999. Bir m, am A1npiN er. 2 ktenaakonid steel ft wrynP arpw w- • LilreeloeM _ ANfonmBY sem. lam. sep. entrance. Profs � Bo! kerneeo w mean eats. (ro wetit ro ilial oo7a FOR REIT 1996 Slimpi Ont 1 J 1st. $1100 man , 60% (M)M7E spreader) meds wood repairs an end); Sidered), CONecl = d any son, "Now or sink all NORSE FOR $ALE - 3yr dd More, Ara ed: CASH FOR CMI We buy 40% dd.. N90e6w- rregwted. Call Steve OMI OU kitchen cabinets. 15>appwslbwers 5500. Al- AUMT NEW - au m sm -No bon callow bed might Oliver, pub hype combine (needs same wok). Why wait Witte itmrs. Special nkrea in Moohcatit papery RTI try to m- calm, Q� a ,Q�n� broke. �"- V -N . ^•e Cal I- used "bides. Voices mist be in running condition. Cal woad sell-cim stove $350. Avocado fridge 550. Disk- WAIUM. midst Wu. drat- er. desk and conger stexeo for the axiom worker Do d a all fir" � 705 45582 (SM) 427.2,115 or come to 479 ftRsher $100. 48 atar8k sheat/ wiL $1.400. Sita i Ibvaaat your own wok when the Bowra Artlieeies Brookln, ■ANTED Budddn « Piro 8ayy St. Fist Alex a MUR- All AUTO SALES. cotmda $125. DR Wit Wine 5600. (91(9 401 3213 wudw Is good. Purse Cal Ontario. (905)6558049 or Filly, 1 2 years. Call 434 - promptly returned. SM 01837-2889 • e t - • r. JpMfa OrilYg9B59B6dOB9 (M)242.01190. am. sip , t p Visit Us On The Internet: ww%xciurhamnews.net Ci 1 , • 1 Sficam iNs � 1 1 Red ' A IS A AUTO- Cars, trucks. 1992 FORMULA Plus Skidoo, AGNES ST., OSHAWA 1 -BED boars. We pay up to $10.000. Cash on the spot Any torch- tion, arry year. Call us arty- time. 24 hours. 7 days, 30 min service 905686-0605 or 583x. 2000 km, M warmers. lust sped $1.000 on machine. Studded track, stored indoors, excellent shape. Ready ford, snow. $2.500 form or will trade ROOM, clean spacious one bedroom, top floor of home. separate entrance, fenced parking, fridge, stove. 3590 all inclusive. Ist/last. 905.706-3880. for older model plus cash Available July Kt. Call 436 - WANTED - Dead of Alive Cars. Trucks. Machinery Free removal plus cash Call 905- 430-7693, Trucks 1 s for Sob 1981 FORD one Ion 1411 cube van New motor and exhaust. with fiberglaSS 1511 box trader. $3.5100 Can split. (905)721- 1969! FORD F154 - Short box, California truck. excellent condition 120,DDOkm Asking $6.000 o.b.o. 1985 Toyota Ce- lia, good condition, runs good $1.000 firm Call (9051623-0409 cave msg. 1991 BLAZER TAHOE. rare. seats 6. ps. pl. 04. hitch. cruise, am/Im ass Non- smoker, 4.3L. air $6900 905- 985-3719 1 Yansl ! Wheel Drive 1992 SAFARI VAN. 8 pas- senger, air, ps. pb. 188.000 km, white with red interior. trader Ihilch. $6000 certified i emission tested 434-0392 (nip) 1996 DODGE CARAVAN, 7 passenger, original paint, no rust, very clean van. 138.000kms $4500 obo (9g5µ36-9580 196 NEON - 4 door. auto. air, 10 cd disc changer. Sok. bal- ance of factory warranty 58.900 Cap (905)434-277S. 1 Trailers '93 FLAGSTAFF COBRA. sleeps 6-8 30 amp hook-up, milloor/outdoor stove. Indge and screen room. 54200 obo. Cap 404-9517 after 6 p in STORAGE TRAILERS for sake of rem and loacmg to fury We an set them level with the glow Makes a greah work- shop M7693(snp) 196 TROMHY-Park Model RV. 38 2-bedroom(1 - bunks). 4 pce bath. oak ad - nets. 6pabo-door. slide -out kvngroom. steeps 9. used 4 $gainers $10.500 or will trade for pick-up truck 905- M-81114 05666--0814 IM FLAGSTAFF COMM sleeps 6-8 30 amp hook-up ommioutdoor sww. Indpe 8 scrum room 51200 OB0 Cap 4g4-9817 alter bpm 1996 FIFTH WHEEL 26 FI AD- solulelymint BunkbeCds in roc iieenanae master Wee W"Kk •S IYon-stokers f�800 966-M (Port Perry 1967 STANCRAFT VENTURE Ierll trader - 1011 box Awning. add a room. Excell m condi em Asking 55350 Cap 666- 1832. 2 - 36' TRANERS. 1 new, f elder. both have new furniture S lots of extras. In year 'rood � 2�Priiced right! Can 905 29 CORSAIM wilarge fur- nished sunroom shed, deck. many estrus. Great trill view of Lake Scugog in a small park. 9Asking $6800 obo. 905-426- (705) 328 0402. 0278 to view. ISI[AaSt. Can Bill (905) 404- AJAX- 2 bedroom basement • • IMaritle apt. Newly renovated. Close to all amenities. $850 plus 112 16' STARCRAFT 25hp Marin- utilities. FirstAast Call Ron er. electric motor, floor E car- (416)419-7258. pet. console i steering wheel new North Trail trailer. AJAX 3 BEDROOM b 2 -bed - New New Tarp (2 Years apo) 905 room apt Ins semi bungalow 986-9994 for rent $1025 8 $750 inclu- sive No pets/smoking First i 1989 14' MIRROCRAFT Deep last. Call905)472-0924 or Fisherman. 15hp Johnson, (416)707-2702 new 6001b galvanired trailer. AJAX Ouiet lakefront homemoorig cover, tube, and all safety equ me$3000 firm basement apt, Daileing.sep 905-426-678mor .905447- entrance. cable, utilities. $675 Non-smoker only. 1094 Available July 1st Call 1989 SEARAY - 230 Weekender like new. loaded, 319 hours on motor $21.500 Rice lake area. (905)342- 3067 snp. 3 112 H.P. Evinrude 350 motor. older model, runs. 5 416- 267-5394. Ken stip RINKER EXPRESS CRUISER - 1995 27' with Mercrurser Bra- vo Mix outdnve Fully load- ed, ready to cruise. check out www fsboat corn for details New lower prix $43.000 Open for showing this Sat d Sun. 12-4 p m. at S~ Mar- ine on Pigeon lake. Bobcay- peon For rinto Scat 905-430- 94, 1 Farm My- reviomerd HOBBY FARMERS EODIP- MENT - 1 Massey Ferguson 110 bakrs (1 tot parts). hay crimper (works off power take off). 10' steel field roger, Inter- national 13 row seeder with lerlifrrer box and grass seed- er. 2 International steel wheeled rakes (1 for pans). Inleniabonal manure spreader needs wood repairs on end): Nrrytype comtm� eders mie pull (« the sowork) Why wad custom worker Do your own work when the weather is good Please an A" W Marg 905965-8039 1 1 Aperha•nts For Pat 'OLDE WHITrr spacious 3 bedroom man floor of house, hardwood Moors, brick hre- plam large eat in know. and Wordily taplmes Suitable t« professional working person Is). Non-srnokng actin build - trig No pets. July 1st $925 3plus trokoes. Call 19051 668- JULY IST TO AUG. 3131 S/000 Glendale Basement apartment. parbaby turmshed. poq Non-smoker. at i ca - Cal 905831-5249 1-11EDROOM baemem apartment. private side -en- trance, share laundry fatdd- ties, fndgehrove included No Smokig/pets References, hrSLAast required. , all th an inclusive available August 1st. Call 905 -42G -6M2 1 -BEDROOM near Oshawa Centre. clean quiet building $695 monthly all inclusive first/Last• relererces no pets. tai -smokers Available July 1st Can 433 2484 (90511428-0823 AJAX- Harwood/Hwy 2. 1 - bedroom large cleanapart ment n luxury home. Clare to an amenities. Pmrale en- trance 1st/last. Absolutely NO pets/smoking $700/ month inclusive Avail. July ts. 9054274466. AJAX, new 2 -bedroom walk- out basement apartment. $800 includes able, utilities, ac- cess laundry. no pets. no smoking, available July 1st. Call (905A19-1531 tirsVIW mond'srem AVAILABLE AUG 1 Bayly i Liverpool area. 2 bedroom basement apartment. $700 . utifi ies. laundry facilities Close to GO Pleas! all 905- 839.6359 BACHELOR APT $512/mwM- ly plus unities, 3rd floor welk- uQ q ekvalor. enquires Call Markr852-3107 Lem mes- Sage MSEMENT APARTMENT rear civic laundry cable $525. avaeUble Juni 15- Cam 438- 9037. CENTRAL Oshawa. Urge 2 and 1 bedroom apartments avad albie August 1st in well- maintained building, claw to an amentks Please an (905)723-0977 9 a m 4p in LARGE. BRIGHT one bed- room. available immediately min door. Separate entrance, 1 parking. priwk yard. $730 plus utilities. Swtabe for sm- like professions a0 (416)925-1050 MALAGA Rd. Oshawa. new GM Spacious 2 -bedroom W%month . hydro Heat i parking included Available Jury 1 s Laundry on premis- es Call (905434-9844 ONE BEDROOM SSS079• , 2 bedroom S625.mo. excellent neighbourhood. north Boww- maim be LapragAecrcq Dadtyard. Laundry and Julystt Call 571-5320 avlii0k ONE BEDROOM apt. broad- loom throughout kitchen. Datwoom. Irving room. and ..,MAm. Near bus and Oshawa Hospital Available June I. 2000. $625 inc let will I= (905) 723-2288 9 a.m. - 5 p in. OSHAWA 2-6EDROOM. Sim- coelli nil area. lige bright. 2 - bedroom, stove, lndge, geh- ties, parking. nil. tawdry facilities Available July ts. $ %DO/mo. on 725-6434 OSIHAWA,1 two bedroom apartments for August ISI. $675 per month plus hydro -y--.........-. �y ........... Tr;y+v`yaa%u"}.``�" 'jr^'i�'y� '" ^ l r'.4�..y%�!;'1��^!d�'s._:"_'`I'e�it��''+9+� .. .:. - ."+!i:.�l 'y►,.H'?L.^{�ar,4. 1i,:�i+�,++r'a,+►...,yi�' i' ti ., N. Lr ISI[AaSt. Can Bill (905) 404- 34 FT. GLENDETTE DELUXE. 9602 after 5 p m. in family trakr park on Son dog lover. near Lindsay. Ron. OSHAWA 1 -bedroom $655/ dila room. separate bedroom, month Bachelor $452/monm Wilson Apartments new King hwftp awing, deck, shed. 4 Large. clean. bright Neu pce bath, full kitchen, mi- shopping/bus. Laundry, park- Crow ave, an Corneas, im- ing Cabbie "Wk. Imme- maculate. Asking $12.500. dnue (905)720-2153 (705) 340.5302. PKXERMG - one bedroom basement apt. Private en - FOLDING TRAIILER RENTALS AvaitadeCbu to all andmoes. New Y21K Coleman's. skews(905)509-0127learite mes- 6. fridge. formol. a.nkhp Taw sage ar hum. with achy car. Weeny reins PICKERRIG - Rougema"t $449Areek. 905-655-3564 Soulk 3 bedroom mad Boor. 905-467-1094. 2 bedroom basement, fridge, sem. lam. sep. entrance. 2 BEWA M apts new Fie Marshal Approved, Anvil. FOR REIT 1996 Slimpi Ont 0511M Co*e/401. Park", laundry. J 1st. $1100 man , 60% Lotlded. if Non Smokers Pre- sed.: $900. basemem plus fridge i stove a' stops erred $695Imo. plus hydro. MiUM . 40% dd.. N90e6w- rregwted. Call Steve 8. SM'"itekty. Avaideble, 69A 41Y6'4 54rA Mier PW 4� 541-2315'a46ter 6 June -Na. (906)433-1247. 6p.m. p.m. M UXM DOLLAR NEW! 35 AJAX - 2 BEDROOM base- MCLERMG Gorgeous 1 bet. ft. Park Model on Labe Scu- mets apt.. two car Pubm. self-contained but apt CIA, 2-bedrooaas, 9W 4 -pc. separate entrance. $700 io- aPPRaraoes, cable. non- WtltaqDp, , full kitchen. Urge lot, elusive. No pets. And. int- smoker. $750 inclusive. deck i shed, gas furnace, mediateyr. FirsILAW i miler- (905)-428-2015 masam $14,000 0910. 9054311-118711 macs Cal (90WA3-6191. promptly returned. OLM TRUM 1040. 2- bod, full 2 BEDROOM MAIN FLOOR PHCURMG - newly built. 1 carpeted, bath, fridge. stove. furnace. awning. Good APT avant" July/August 1st. $800 ndusive fi.V bitter. basemed apartment clew Maier Oaks cord 8 dean. Must be moved. an last. Simcoe/01ive Oslnwa. and Brock Rd. $606p. uMib able On PON Lake 705.745- (ne No s. PAM. 2 aerances. ind. AvadabkJuly. 1049. Fridge i save included. 723- Please call (905) 428-2895. e 0973 or 4364621. PRESTHGt01t5 Rougemount- UNAWA - 2 BEDROOM $780. a1 inclusive. Large kv- South of 401. Spacious 1 -bed - room apt. CN. da. WAMM - Hada CR80 din Ing room and dining room, separate entrance. fridge. stove. Laun- bike andlor Enduro dirtbike. uAciury. Otis Building.No dry. No smokinglpets. $725/ good condition, reaSombly dogs. Mill St. and Simone St. month, FirstAasl «dermas. priced. Call S., Call (905) 721.2232. Available immediately or Aug. (sip) 1st.(905)509-5090. 194 NONDA TRX 350G. WHITBY GARDENS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT -One PICKERING immaculate, huge (ATV) with winch, asking and two bedroom apartments (roast one -bedroom apart - $2750. Cab 668-7339 available in quiet modem, mem out there) Must see. mature building. Utilities in- luded. Laundry facilities Suits single working person. Non-smoker, and parkinngq available. Call no pets mo Ind. firstAasi plus references/ (9O5µ30.5420. rya4t check. 9054262323. -y--.........-. �y ........... Tr;y+v`yaa%u"}.``�" 'jr^'i�'y� '" ^ l r'.4�..y%�!;'1��^!d�'s._:"_'`I'e�it��''+9+� .. .:. - ."+!i:.�l 'y►,.H'?L.^{�ar,4. 1i,:�i+�,++r'a,+►...,yi�' i' ti ., N. Lr Visit Us On The Internet: www.durhamnews.net all �eor all mRe�d w a•1 a T" s en PO Bac I'd St. Oshawa. Ornhro L1H 481 965 FarreMES6yoks STORE FOR REIfT nWhit '- 7L5. 2 months free rent 5750% RENT -WORRY FREE mouthy net. BOD sq Ifwith full basement. Ideal for any reil Of Office buscall 1, 2 & 3 Bed- Apts. Peter 416-691-42!x)1°ess416-698. Refurbished & New 8tz or local Paul 905.%8- Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. nit On site Security. FOR RENT PRIME INDUS- TRIAL LOCATION Total space Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 12 noon - 8pm i 6.534 1z sq. n truck level Sat dI Sun f pm- Spm 905-373-0330.For more 9 - 4tOM contact VALIANT PROPERTY a 1 MANAGEMENT for %M BLUE MOON RETREAT. 1- 9OS�rJ%gam •� 626 800-659-9448 Book now so You won't be disappointed Along with 4 well equipped. SOMERVILLE 8 ROSSLAND, A UNBEATABLE DEAL! from very dean cottages, this year we have a second luxury adult adult 1300sq.11 2 bedroom $500 down. own your own large etcher.. huge home cot - tape The ShargnLa Pnvate apanmem, starting at 569,900 car- Imngrcom. PC washroom. ries for less than rem, OAC driveway beach, 3 bed - clean & quiet, parking. 24 tors free recorded m super KAge a rooms. fi baths, private room, fireplace, satellite e.. TV. Laundry. cable. c/a. First/last, 905-728-1069 ext 217 Cold- references. no pets. $950. well Banker RMR Real Estate. a reclining livingroom tumture. Necinicity. Superb area. 905- Aurelia Rasanu. 579-9719 washer d dryer, dishwasher, lbw t kr d queen sized �O, AJAX - Available immediate- All co:Ves have SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 y 2 -storey 3 bedroom, at -in BBO's. fire pits ild patio 1ur- bedroom 'pts Avail, at 900 kitchen, central air/vac. Close fortufe � � a ►ion°b In - and 888 Glen St Some with to schools, shopping�. 401. 1. cfuded in rental price, tenor s. basketball. walk-in dosets, paint provid- $990/mo. + Nimes. Firsl/La ed Close to schools, shop pirq Call Pat 683.0528 evenings beach volfeybalf, badminton, horseshoes, row - centre GO Station Utinies boats canoes and doll included. Cam 728-4993. OSHAWA Famty Bldg. Large 2 3 B/R units. $710 $825.00 Utilities indu ed Easy access schools. shopping. F apps call 1905) 721-8741 DIRGE one hed- room with office, walk -out basement. I eplace a/c. ca- ble. parking S725/month in- dusive. Available i omedia- dey No smoking Female preened (9056436-8804. WHITBY BUNGALOWS. for rent 3 bdrm, gar, fn base- ment, walk to all amemtfes. $13001mo +. for sale 3+2 br. bung, gar 60111 kN. 2nd kit hook-up. $158.885 Frank %5- 0695 WHITBY Large one bedroom oa;emenl suitable for one, walk to Go. town etc share laundry Iio pets. i"'smast. available July 1st $625 nclu- sine (905)127-7717 a (9051428-1815 WHY rem when you can own your own home for less tan youW the Call pavee/Ali Summit geal�y 0991 Ltd (�f 668-3800 or (9�j 66& th 1 Hooruee For Raw IRCoam 535,1110 /lits? St Time 8r� Prolessionalf Remer! Call Mark to "Own" Your next home! (906) 5711-6275 1-800-840.6275 LIcertsed Paoflor since ISIBB 1C r Q 6 a Q� a a O � _ A m 93 Maar Stanrarl A ABA UM Do own you own home, completely up- raded. 6 months free from up to 3% cash back to YOU Income from $29,000, plus good credit. Short a down payment? cal Ken C of is. associate broker. Cddwel Banker RMR Real Estate (905(728-9414. A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUJW IIG 6 moots free, then Own a house from $6001mauth o.a.c. UP to 55.000 cash bade to YOU' Require $30.000+ynrly ofCOOf and g°°d aaft. Shat Roka. Sales R Wd��i qy Max Sent (905) 7261680, 1- 888.7V-1600. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. uppity level, parking for irk. SOIL ufilihes Available AOgorst ist. $780/mo. New bus Oshawa Call 723-14 Made. THREE BEDR001i, detached with garage. 1 full and 2 12 baths. North Oshawa, avail- able July Iso. $975. laAast, call (_ 9p5 )=23-3790. 6 MON back! FlEE, ulp fo $5000 cash back! Detached 3-bed- 577� hme,You caappliances fpr $1.000 cep. J Warren Fromm Associate Broker. Sutton Group Dynamic Realy 1905)434-4600 Or 1-886559 9 .... HARMONY/OLIVE AREA 3 bedroom semi, nice area, washer/dryer, minutes to 401, hrsLUM required. V95 + 2/3 utilities Available August 1st Cal 905.404-0133 PICKERING - TWO 3 bed- room homes, 2 1,2 baths. 5 appliances. finished base- ments, fenced yards Newly decorated, both in desirable areas. Close a 'marries No pets/smoking Avail imme- diaely. $1250 plus and $1375 Plus. (905)839.4644 PICKEROG house for rem 3 bedrooms. 2 12 bads, central air, etc Arafable immediate - y. $1200 .Buttes For more iMormarbon call Shirley 905- 686.6881 abler 4p m. a 1 To-rwoum For Row Al OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed- room townhouse dose to schools. shopping. $875 per month plus utilities. First/1ast. Avallable July 1st. (905) 579- 9956 days N.E. OSHAWA, nice neigh- bourhood, dose 10 schools shhoppnq. 3 bedrooahs p1ors garage, fridge 8 stove Spa - am basement. $925/mo plus IAikbirs FustAast- refer - en. s Available Jouyy 1st 905-666-5859 of 905 723- 5153. PiCKERING. 3 bedroom. 1 12 baths. dean. d06e b am amenities Available July 1, $1050 /mo. plus uiihes 4 appliances. call 416-452- 8241 TAUNTON TERRACE 3 bed- room Town homes w/vntlwut garage 2 appliarnus, hard- wood ilopup Outdoor pool. sauna Children's playgroud Close to A arnDrobes' Fernced backyards ards Call (905) 436- 3346 Nome for Rend AJAX, AM for Rad by the lake.shiore kitchen a them. $4100/month.Call (905)426- 2309 or (116446-9663 PIGRERNNG targe room, $425 availaDk JrAy 1st. Fw- rrsheduntumished. suiUtde for working mak. share Mch- en. Ii+rdrY, fwd, bbq. cable. No Dets.(905)839-8427 .1 Stttwd Aamomdofto BOWMANVIILE nice guy Waft to share his 2200 -sq h horse with another individual. Includes private bedroom. Wthroom, all utiltks. Laundry for SSONmo. Cat Peter 697- 5863. LM- wimtrrat to 401 - 3 bedroom executive non- smoking furnished home to share Willi one. Separale 4pc. vale Oahu, own law' hgroom ah, fireplace Bus at door. in prsessionaf. orae[ street. SrC;ro1ii*Wble. %5'64&Wtdy.l5t. Parking. SHARE ACCOMMODATIONS in newly renovated home. Looking for non smoking fe- male (preferred), laundry facilities. ppaarking available. f5il ria. tirslAast required. 6) Max area. Lisa WESTS I by tl 84, pro- li ssoconal non-smoking intake wanted to share beautiful 2 storey home. Quid mature Street. Secorrds from French man's bay, pool, decks. hot tub. barbecue. country, decor, hardwood, ava w* J* 9th. 5600 iuitasive. Firstflast, rd- enenca.42fF9038. (sop) MIN 51UA APPROX. BBB si. I mail pus VALuuppppeer level, prime location, 13 Rd. S. Oshawa (Wil- soNKirup). $1100 alndusive. Sud hilInkesser, flower shop. wine -making, small business -computer, or hamburger Platt. Cal Sleve 57fi-499 . boats We also have �grat fishing b swimming. all on dean. quer. Purdy Lake. lust 50kms from AlgorgOin Park BOBCAYGEON 2 bedroom housekeeping cottage BBQ. cable. Great fishing d swim- mrq 905.432-3843 CMNOOS LAKE. Clean 2 d 3 bedroom housekeeping cot- tages. Beach. good shnq ria pets Prices from $380 -5485 CaN 705-656 4981 COZY 2 BMM cedar -sided Lakefront cottages Excellent kshtng, swrmmtnq. boating Friendly family atmosphere Peterborough cora From 5595wcek Call Now, 1 -Selo 877-2159 GREAT FISHING and fartMy holiday. R" Lake One tour from Oshawa Modern conaq- es. Sandy beach. playground. children's program Low tam - +r Inas. JON 6 An" also 'valabk SururyMwds Cot- tages.(705)696-2601 LAND 10" WIE$. one bed- room $349iweekly two bed- room $449/weekly conalles. fully equipped gas B80. into crowave. screened room. boat. video Cal abet 3 p m. 905.377-0311 or 905-352- 3128 . • 1 Florida CLEARWATER• 2 -3 -bedroom fully furnished, it condi- boned, nwrutactured homes Clubhouse. heated pool. to tub close to Treacles and maw adtradans children welconk $2751weekly Pho- tos shown your home. (905)683-5503 11 Ain" Hem" For Seed 2.1 4SEDO100M t-12 storey open concept. finished base- ment. trete pas treat. many up - Waft including 2W7 shop. (M5)404-2 711w CAC. Call BNOOKUN -Bock. 2 storey detached. lot 42'x114 18005q h. nape sin pwood matMlooroak staircase. gas fireplace country kitchenn, breakfast bar. bun -in dish- washer. Urge enshrte. double pirapemore $221900 Open House Sunday, June 11, [tam-3pm. 35 Duggan Ave. Vickie Bus 416.494 -7707 -ext 342. Home 905-655-7685 BUILDERS MODEL FOR SALE Prestigious Rouge Valley. 55' frontage, 550.000 in upgrades (hardwood floors. 9- ceilings. 3 way fireplace) $295.000 private 905-509.6469 www sellrwrivale cwv"9. FOR SALE BOWOUVOLU - 3 bdrm., 1 . 12 bath, central ail. sec. Sys. wood bum to. walkout 12 x 2511. deck. 1100 sq. 11. + finished basement. W. 6 appliances and window coverings. Asking $158.900. Can hpLiSe 67J�7 Sat. 6 Sun FOR SALE PRIVATE. Oshawa North, builder's own home• minute walk from Durham lrahnDBp bodko 4+bed- rooms. 3-12 baths. 2 pas fireplaces. 1 wood burning stove. ale mndboning. central vac. exclusive court location a all custom honks. Exten- sive landscaping, 2 year old heated ingroud pod: Covered deck, flagstone patio. base- ment workshop with direct exterior access. $329.900. Further information call (905K35 -0450 - NOUN AND SHOP - 3 bed- room bungalow, large kitchen, rttape cupboards• sunroom, bolurq over gazebo and Pool New windows and gas. Huge treed lot and more, Oshawa. $164,900.725-0836 WHITBY - $2BS,MB, Antler• son/Ma-119. 1800sa. h.. 3 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen. double garage, central air. fireplace, hardwood flooring. firrshted tlasempt with sauna No agents Cal 905.666-4361 Money to lad Horny 10 Land FAST CASH ADVANCE 3 1 400 w CALL NOWT Tenders [-1111] Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids for services listed below address to: The Distribution Manager News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax Ontario LIS 2H5 Will be received until: Spm. Friday June 16,20M Contract commencing July 1, 2000 Work consists of counting or inserting, bun- dling, and dropping of papers, flyers, cata- logues and other products to specific drop locations in the Pickering area. Delivery to be completed within 3 hrs. after receiving final product. Information packages available at - 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax Ask for Pickering area Bid 11 Lowest or any bids not necessanly accepted. 1 Registraborts 1 Registrations KIDS' SUMMER WOODWORKING CAMPS "FOR THE LITTLE WOODWORKER IN YOUR FAMILY JULY & AUGU5T OPENINGS BOOKING NOW! 5PON50RED 5Y riiiiiiiIsiloam 7he Carpenter's 5quare u6411-rolleselr1g 1 eliffa «+iflwe sW ( 905 ) 683-6003 11 - for Som 03MWA INCOME Property Newer Bolding. excellent mi,- AM. prcorns. good area. 75% Syr ti- nmem at 5 6% to qualified Dwyer egwHs to aofxox. rPt I�h296 arSgave over 520. n l rthed alomfillfe F purchaser µ1600-8t94 OWN YOUR OWN waterfront - $239.900 3 bedroom plus swmmnq pool. WrWy room. 10 men. from Port Perry Open Hoi u. N Nonquon Or Sea - 0Jun 10th and 11th. 001 PICIUM Large, detached. 3 bedroom, single owner (15 years). In demand Fox Hollow Loaded wneatures. upgrades 1,600sq it Emil: chuca- !uk®direa can for plans/pic- tures $214,900 Call 905-83- 6296 Open House Sa /Sun P.E.I. - SPOTLESS 5 bedroom home. khan St. Montague. PE Island. 2-4 pc bathrooms. large country kitchen. large main floor laundry rm, tartly rm, livingroom, town sewers d water, beautiful backyard. Walking distance to beautiful Montague River Reduced to $69.500 o'ther's armors to sell!! 1.902-838-4532 atter 5 p m (snp) WHITBY 4 -bedroom. Clair. high efficient gas heat. Ex- tras (rood neighbourhood. Main floor laundry Arany up- grades. Rossland/Thicilson area.Approx. 240011. Asking $240,000 O.B.O. Call (905)-- 579-0118. LMLab for WOLFE ISLAND Waterfront Lots. 10Ox600 h. $80 000. Walter Frank Royal Lepage Frank RE. 905.576.4111. 1 OW-MTWM Piano" P.E.L. - SPOTLESS 5 Dedroom home. Main St. Montague, P.E. Istard. 2-4 ppcc bathrooms, targe country `Itchen, large man floor laundry rm, family rm. livingroom, town sewers 6 water, beautiful backyard. Walking distance to beautiful Montague River Reduced to $69.500 - owner's anxious to sell" 1-902-8384532 after 5 p m. (Snp) vacriow foinalmnim, $7.BM INKS a fully fu- mshed trier on a bract" Hot rear CoDourg Sind bum stove 8 (416)431-1555 TAU A UKMUU LAND: - 2 las dove puts 15 kms of boa- orto at your door sap You rood road Hydro. phum, Bud a cabin or on a RV $16.900 Terms $16529 morddy (613) 541-9629 SUTKWRY TRAILER or prorate lam. Coubtt aro. 1 1ptem bedroom, fully fu- rrsfkd. bathroom. AM AN amautnes Parked on 3 acre Pond- FisMa available, s7Da mo 623-3536. TOKSUM for sak. Weds 52/53 (Christmas) Tillary Orange lake Goll/Country Club. Fully furnished 2-bdrm bw4alow- Sleeps 6- bear Of - undo and Disney world. Kath (905)434-8334 TMS1 Cringer w Sloe RED SETTER RESORT Camp Site 6 Conages. Modern ou- tages with air cbnddionirq 6 propane heating. We have several Camp sitesavailable. W spadous sinks from 5850 season We offer good fishing, swimming, rec-hall and games room. 705-778- 3M. 05-7763096. BIISBESS LOANS - $IOK to $50K approwls 48 hrs. Gov- ernmed secured naris to SMOIC 1-877-643.0130 or t905µ20.3960. MONEY FNOKM. Getowquick without upt OF Everyone 01 guresheed d credit rating. Cal for the id0imatron. 905.5763505. Student (oils intcpuded. :1 N°r1UJee. MOUGAGES - Good, bad and ugly. Financing for any pur- pose. AN applications accept- ed. Call Community Services corp. (905) 668- 6805. ACCESS MONEY. No credit investigation. -Private Finan - dal Assistance, Required to be approved $10.000 and up financing. -RRSP,'LIRK ' NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 11, 2000 PAGE 37 AM Auctions . 1 Auctions . 1 AueUorrs :11 INlproveNrarato IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE 05TATFS & MAJOR IJQUIDATION Under instructions received, we willsell a sappletrom r in detail lots by AUCTION VVED> JUNE 14 AT 7:PM (PRFVIEW 6 -PM) sCUGOG CENTRE COMMUNITY HAIL 1655 Reach st- Regional Rd. #1. Port Perry NO BUYERS PREMIUMS' EVERYTHING MUST BE SOUP UNIQUE C.OI.IECTTBIII Swarrvski silver crystal Annuals, (land made nosnalgia decorator nems, Mset. Royal Dorukon, Decorative table lamps, Hand made T-iffany Klass lamps, Dinky. Matchbox, EYE. Dic cast collection, Royal Dunt fine porcelain animals, Bronze titatutuary by the nnstrn, Sasuma porcelain vases, comports, planters. Lisn oge France Porcelain. Hard rade Dragonfly Tiffany Lamps, Samurai Swords, Hand carved lade sc-ulpttres & trees. Banken desk lamps. Framed postmaster Disney & Nosalgia stamps. Antique golf showcase, stone carvings, Crystal miniatures. Rare Cartoon Original Sen cells Elamhi, Disney, Pink Panther etc. Coxa CcAa Prints and Seri cress and more MAJOR reMAJOR ART CA)LIECr'IOiY: 6rothp of Sewn Tribute an collection, Robert Bateman decor prints, Sports art. A.J. Casson signrd collection of Onta v) s, Casson Cassexr Platinum and single releases. (Note: A.J. Cassort-s have been signet by the late A.). Cason and are rix reproduced signatures Selection from the Inst known prefect of A.J. Casson with the Estate sral. Christine Marshan Wikdli`e C(Hectioxn. Jamcs Lamdocrs,Trisha Romoance.Alan Kingsland, Jack Reid, Heather Cooper & [decor an Var*xn framed hand made and carved gallery & foyer rmrror% Colkcction of Mastrr Artist.% Renoir. Claude Monet, Rerrdo rodt on c2m2s, rare Picasso LE. Pnnts, Original oil pmruings 24 x 36,30 x 40 museum fomes. HOUSFJHOID & OFFIC:E FURNMJRE: carved desk.%. occasional tahllr%. consoles, morrrs. dining room tables & chairs, plant tables, Chippendale tables, serving tarts, corner chairs, lovescarts, china cabinets, how front cahinct, what nes, washstanl. nesting tables. dcaconu bench, tall stand. cokxrial tables. tea c-Abincts, vitiirxs. quilt rade. rocking chair, Leather lop o(rwr cdrsk.%. rxm dividers, cedar ties[. )rwe" armorres, Oak tahlr & Chair set. Solid (mak so&,erd & cocktail tablr set Mahogany carved herds JEWEIJIERY: ()harrhoorl, Precious & semi precious stone rings. diamond earrings. Rrrad chains. bracelets. necklaces. limocclets, pearls. Estate Jewcurry. Diamond. Ruby Finci ali d & Sapplmc )cweikcry, DcsiRncr rvatcihcs, diarmo d solitaires and rinre E.STATF. CHINS: prxx)f %rts, world sets. mint acts. silver tkoNars, fran[hcd stamp%, Min itrmi. fumes, collector sot%,estate kms, bank fumes etc. GENERAL rrEAIS: Hornestereo systems. Cordless Pboncs, sports ilfk tncnnxaMlia & CoDctts, rare S(kh All star item%. OJVttkxr tall inn planters. Gwnarru. bro curs Pit- surn 0im pioner. Primers, Scanner% Horne Thea m systems. Nipeallurm. TV, Stereo's and more Terns: (:Ash. Visa, Mc, Amex. as per posted & annioun ed. 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Reserve your spot today! 995 Myrtle Road West,Ashburn (905) 686-1121 4aio , v' . N E W S mods, MVP Daniel Lebel). SCOREBr) A D T-1 NEMS ADVERTISER. SUNDAY EDITION, Jlww 11, 2000 PAIGE 39 P ADVERTISER JUNE 11. 2000 - — - GAKE RESULTS GIRLS' UNDER-RVE DIVISM 210- Blaisdale Montessori 6 (Kiane Chiu 2. Elizabeth Gaskas, Cassandra Sr" 2. Morgan Kelly. MVP Uorgan Kelly) vs. Remm Systems 2 (Kelly Dundas. Meghan Smith. MVPs Meghan Smith and Cara Munro); Zellers 6 (Kendra Armstrong 2. Rachel Becket. Dorianna Ricci. Cassandra Stephens 2) vs. Flyers 2 (Emily Jesson, Kylie Bukner); Eagles 1 (Melissa Briden. MVP Rayne Taylor) vs. Mulberry Bush 11 (Lindsey Car- son 3. Daniels Harmon 2. Paige Jemmet 3. Sara PudweN, Eve lyn Thombs 2): Thoughtfusion Inc. 3 (Katie O'Brien, K Smith 2) vs. JEHA 4 (Jessica Cragendra . Alive Ledo. Taybi Kendra man 2). PICKER/K' KEN'S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE As of June 4, 2000 TUDOR ARMS OIYISION Capital Punishment Gophers G 3 W 3 L T 0 0 F 64 A 37 PTS The Bear b Firkin 4 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 E 66 54 38 5 5 5 Mud Hen's Marauders 3 2 1 0 30 28 4 Papp's Metric Motors 3 3 1 1 1 36 36 3 Wow' 2 1 2 0 31 40 2 Hard Men GAME 4 4 0 0 3 1 3 1 19 25 48 52 1 1 RESULTS Capital Puhisfvnen 19 vs. Mud Hen's Marauders 10; Gophers 7 vs Worpeck 0; Papp's 17 vs- Hard Men 10: The Bear b Frkn 22 vs. Metric Motors 7. 27 2 East Side Mab s 3 1 2 0 DURHAM REGION'S Mud Hens 3RST 18 vs. ftMm 5: East Side Memo's 25 vs. Papp's 6: VVefnglon Boot Pub 10 vs Melanie Pringles 9: Dazed b Cen- kood 16 vs- Denbrth Roofing 5; DW*xM RoA 1 t vs. Durham Buns 5: Durham Bulls 16 vs Tigars 5: T9ers 1a vs Staaions 17; Fox Goes Free 12 vs. Sgiorhs 9. NUD HEWS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Sharks 4 3 1 0 W 33 6 SCarb I am is Rangers 3 2 0 1 39 36 5 Yankees 42 2 0 49 38 4 Vftoenmww 4 2 2 0 37 43 4 Usual Suspects 4 2 2 0 56 44 4 Hunan, Ret. Swhdair Dodgers 4 2 2 0 47 52 4 WTRM R 3 2 1 0 31 34 4 �P�a 9G� 3 1 1 1 38 44 3 3 1 2 0 32 43 2 The Mets 4 0 4 0 27 49 0 GAME RESULTS Scarborough Legs Rogers 13 vs. Yankees 11; WTR1MKR 14 vs. Usual Suspects 13. Usual Suspects 10 vs, Sharks 7; Sharks 11 vs. The Mels 7: Harp & Gown 11 vs The Mels 10; Pickering A's 18 vs. Human, Fk*L Sinclair Dodges B Hu ren. FWM Smc er Dodgers 10 vs. Nlalermalow 2 PICKEtitG ISM DMISI0/4 SAYLY-S DIVISION TEAM GW TEAM Mud Hen's 3RST G 4 W 4 L T 0 0 F 62 A 36 PTS a Raffles T 4 4 3 2 1 0 1 1 45 52 42 51 6 5 Stallions Dazed 6 Conk --sed 4 3 2 2 2 0 1 0 61 30 41 2e 4 4 V"KVOn Boot Pub 3 2 1 0 20 37 4 Durham Bu*s 3 4 1 1 2 0 3 0 32 41 24 N 2 2 Fox Coes Free 3 1 2 0 25 27 2 East Side Mab s 3 1 2 0 45 3a 2 Denoth Rook g Paws 4 3 1 0 3 0 2 1 33 26 53 54 2 1 DURHAM REGION'S Mud Hens 3RST 18 vs. ftMm 5: East Side Memo's 25 vs. Papp's 6: VVefnglon Boot Pub 10 vs Melanie Pringles 9: Dazed b Cen- kood 16 vs- Denbrth Roofing 5; DW*xM RoA 1 t vs. Durham Buns 5: Durham Bulls 16 vs Tigars 5: T9ers 1a vs Staaions 17; Fox Goes Free 12 vs. Sgiorhs 9. NUD HEWS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Sharks 4 3 1 0 W 33 6 SCarb I am is Rangers 3 2 0 1 39 36 5 Yankees 42 2 0 49 38 4 Vftoenmww 4 2 2 0 37 43 4 Usual Suspects 4 2 2 0 56 44 4 Hunan, Ret. Swhdair Dodgers 4 2 2 0 47 52 4 WTRM R 3 2 1 0 31 34 4 �P�a 9G� 3 1 1 1 38 44 3 3 1 2 0 32 43 2 The Mets 4 0 4 0 27 49 0 GAME RESULTS Scarborough Legs Rogers 13 vs. Yankees 11; WTR1MKR 14 vs. Usual Suspects 13. Usual Suspects 10 vs, Sharks 7; Sharks 11 vs. The Mels 7: Harp & Gown 11 vs The Mels 10; Pickering A's 18 vs. Human, Fk*L Sinclair Dodges B Hu ren. FWM Smc er Dodgers 10 vs. Nlalermalow 2 PICKEtitG ISM DMISI0/4 TEAM GW L T F A PTS Papp's 4 3 1 0 58 40 6 Melena IN lgless2 3 3 0 0 59 38 6 Iso* 4 2 2 0 45 43 4 Cam Tit 3 2 1 0 42 31 4 W'ft I ldhra0iel Lid Warnors 3 12 0 33 40 2 Pro Copy Systrns 3 1 2 0 31 56 2 Makers Pkigles Sad Sees 4 1 3 0 41 57 2 Givalers 4 / 3 0 39 43 2 GAZE RESULTS Mtslrme Prnglese2 20 vs. WAS; ndmarral Ltd. VManvs 15. Papp's 20 vs Iso* 13: Guzzlers 15 vs Canada Trust & Meon e, Prshgles Sed Secs 24 vs Pro Copy Symam 9 IEBOIMMD SPORTS TES G Dr4lS10N W L T F A PTS Lagoon Trnbervickes 4 4 0 0 85 46 8 ReMax 3no n Kondo 3 3 0 0 58 27 6 Vtboaulf am to 4 2 2 0 46 52 4 SECOND ANNUAL Long Ibms 3 2 -1 0 58 33 4 khan growing 3 1 1 t 25 37 3 "Paws on Tap' 4 1 2 t 26 37 3 Robbins MomV Systems 4 0 4 0 33 66 0 Bank otM 3 0 3 0 28 63 0 GAME RESULTS ReAllax-Brian Kondo 23 vs. Bann of MontreW 11; Legion Timber - 19 i ber- 19 vs.'Papps on TW 2- Long Horns 18 vs. Woodruff Bar- rens 9: Durham Balowing 14 vs Robbins Moving Systems 12. LOIS STAR 0114161101111 TEAM G W L T F A P'TS Papp's Bleck scot 4 3 1 0 67 47 6 Mdarve Pri pies 4 3 1 0 63 30 6 Re11111ax 4 3 1 0 63 30 6 Bright Idea 3 2 0 1 67 30 5 Palms Bros- 1 kale Q AA: 3 2 1 0 28 17 4 R.C.L 606 4 2 2 0 61 48 4 Whaler Doctor vftmors 3 2 1 0 35 27 4 Royals 4 2 2 0 36 27 4 Country S" 3 1 1 1 40 50 3 Feestorha 17 Catdrers 3 0 3 0 25 49 0 Keg Richards Pub 4 0 4 0 32 91 0 Tudor Arms 3 0 3 0 10 37 0 GAME RESULTS Popp's Black Scale 23 Ys. King Rhdhards Pub 10-. Country Styles 17 wi Bngfht Idea 17. Water Doctor Wornors 9 vs. Palmer Bros. Heating d Ar Conditioning 6: R~ 15 vs. Tudor Anus Z RaAMax 25 vs R C L 606 12; Royals 14 rs R C L 606 12; 114e1ame Prngles 28 vs Royals 2. Melanie Pringles h I vs Fse- stone 17 Catchers 10 sriooT our Seventh Oualifying Site ROYAL ASHBURN GOLF CLUB TUESDAY, June 13th at 6:30 p.m. Royal Ashburn (formerly Thunderbird golf Club) was establdled on 1962. The love of the game and con ro al devotion to improvements and ser- vice has created a golf oause that is dallegng and fur Playing at 7019 yards from the Championship Tam, you will find Royal Ashburn one of the most i ieresbrhg tests of golf m Oblario. Excellent condi- bons and respected layout are ryst a few of the reasons why Royal Ashburn has been home to the Canadian Tour Fag Quah4wig School for the past 2B years. Our ixilup features a denying range, chipping and puttinng aeeam, lessons (tally stodred _ e Pro Shop and a friendly experienced staff- For your added enpymet we offer a licensed patio, lounge and touring beverage cart - S+ jLHiots The 4th hole is deceiving and you may think it's longer than it really is because of the large greet So just shoot it straight for a hole in one. •NMr- A sbrtlk will be available to the bole so eeaember to floater io Iles pro shop first and avoid parkmg a. 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