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F PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44,000 32 PAGES SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND curt. 14�� Train, car collide at Brock Road crossing RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Getting thejumn on things Simon Disher takes some air while skateboarding provide the perfect setting for a week of fun for at Diana Princess of Wales Park in Pickering dur- thousands of children in Ajax and Pickering who ing the March break. Mild, sunny weather helped were off for their annual spring holiday. Pickering Panthers are on the prowl East Conference champs now seek all the glory PICKERING — The Picker- ing Boyer Pontiac Panthers are number one in the east. The Panthers claimed the best - of -seven OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' East Conference crown by sweeping the Lindsay Muskies four games to none. It's the first time in 13 years the Panthers have laid claim to a championship of any kind. The Pickering juniors last won a title in 1986 when they played in the for- mer Metro Junior Hockey League. The conference title represents the achievement of a goal set in train- ing camp this season. Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis didn't think his charges could knock off the Muskies in the minimum number of games at the outset of the series. "I'm really impressed that we handled it so well to win four (close) games in a row. That's the sign of a true championship team. Before the series, I didn't think we could win four games in a row, but we did it." The Panthers practise Monday in preparation for their OHA On- tario Provincial Junior 'M semi- final series. The series, against an apponent not determined at our deadline Friday, will begin later this week. At press time, the Couchiching Terriers were leading the Collingwood Blues three games to one in the Central Con- ference final and the Bramalea Blues were ahead of defending league champion Milton Mer- chants two games to one in the West Conference final. Mr. McGillis can't wait. "We're battle tested and we're ready. Let the games begin:' . See the [uU story on page 22. to Credit. 1011 /.r:1 ' 1 D Problem'. 0,4 • "r �y'.`, .. a :. ickenng crash claims life BY NATALIE MILLER Special to the News Advertiser Oshawa resident James Martin will be remembered by a friend and former co-worker as a "loyal" and "very genuine per- son" who enjoyed fishing and old cars. Mr. Martin, 55, security super- isor for the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, died on Thursday evening when the car r.^ southbound on Brock Road collided with a CN train that was crossing Brock near McPherson Court. Mr. Martin was taken to Ajax and Pickering Health Centre where he was pro- nounced dead, said Durham Re- gional Police. Ian Thomson, director of pub- lic affairs and community rela- tions for CN says, "the accident occurred in a well -lighted area. The vehicle ran into the side of a flat car." Constable Ray Wiggers, who investigated the incident, says the white, 1996 Chevy Lumina hit the train on a sideline track used for short distances. 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See your dao, S) for oaidYorrOis«t deNis. in 1110 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 PAGE 3 XT Durham rips Provincef r `' 'billingrs�A'LqE - o insane PEpTho VIrpob But, Region to pay downloading bill despite lack of info on figures Durham Region's finance commit- tee has reluctantly decided to pay a $4.6 -million downloading bill from the Province although Queen's Park has again failed to provide back-up information indicating how it arrived at the figures. The committee Wednesday ap- proved paying January's bill covering the Region's costs for GO Transit, so- cial housing and land ambulance ser- vice despite councillors' charges that the provincial government isn't oper- ating in the business -like fashion it claims to be. The total includes about $4.18 million for GO buses and trains, sub- sidized shelter and road ambulances and $423,000 for services provided by the Ontario Provincial Assessment Corporation. Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'- Connor ripped into Queen's Park for its less -than -detailed invoice. "There has to be some accountability by the Province. -To send a bill out like that is just insane. We wouldn't send out a bill like that in our municipalities. "To get three figures on a piece of paper and we're suppose to pay it, how is this accountable to our tax- payers.,'. Finance committee chairman and Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson agreed. "It boggles the mind for a government that says it operates like a business to act this way. "If they can't supply true num- bers, then these aren't staff numbers, they're political numbers," Coun. Nicholson charged. Finance commissioner Jim Clapp warned council members against ex- pecting detailed invoices. "Personal- ly, I don't think you'll ever see a truly accurate back-up:' Mr. Clapp explained the figures in the latest bill from the Province are "basically the same amounts as in '98. It's based on an estimate made back in mid-1998." He reminded politicians that Durham staff reviewed the down- loading legislation last year to deter- mine if the Region could withhold payment of amounts it didn't believe were accurate. "There really wasn't anything we could do. Your definition of support- CAR ALARMS 5159 - REMOTE S UT9tS $199 - TWING -RIG LAMPS M @W 0M f65 - WOM DASH OTS -MOST DOMESTIC SP00.Bt5 . Z we Pay Up To F 0 • ' ;30000 Deductible : ' " o 0Alas'Require Hardware fetawt Warnatly .,41a y Require Hardw __ a - Yerh�LeYe 1010 Brock Road South m (Northwest comer at Bayly) AUTO GLASS A CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 1F� 831-4290 • MMD WASII i VACtNIM FROM $17 • SMT0111 1M a WAX • COMPO01D • r011iR • CUSTOM OMIT • Region of Durham Attention: Residents of Social Housing Projects The Region of Durham is forming an Advisory Group re: Social Housing The Province of Ontario has devolved responsibility for social housing to the Regions. Consequently, the Regional Municipality of Durham is establishing an administrative model in preparation for the responsibility of administering social housing in Durham. An Advisory Committee is being formed to enable participation by - knowledgeable and informed social housing providers, residents and support services agencies who would be interested in providing input and feedback to the development of a suitable social housing administrative model and other related issues. We are inviting written applications from residents of social housing projects interested in volunteering to be part of this committee. 'lino people will be chosen, by lottery, from the qualified applicants. We require that applicants be a tenant/member in good standing, be endorsed by the tenant association or board, and commit to ongoing monthly meetings for the balance of 1999. To receive an application form, please contact the Deputy Clerk at 668-7711 extension 4231 or 1-800-372-1102. These forms must be returned by April 01, 1999. The Advisory Committee will be selected in late April and please be advised that while we thank all- applicants, only the candidates selected will be notified. ing data and theirs are two different things." Mr. Clapp advised councillors to authorize payment of the bill by March 31 so the Region wouldn't be charged interest. Meanwhile, Coun. Nicholson also reported at the meeting the Province has extended the March 31 deadline for municipalities to set tax policy rates used to determine how much property tax homeowners and busi- nesses will be charged. It's been extended "to some point in the future. When they get their numbers, we'll get ours;' Coun. 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For info( nation on delivering wur advertisine flyers, DUNCAN W FLETCHER at``�"! �401119 Ryan Sunday's Carrier of the Week is Ryan. He enjoys sports and video games. Rvan will receive a dinner for 4 voucher. compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Ryan for being our Carrier of the Week. \j•. I " Krng,rnn Rd kIix 112 KA, I, It `X %-jN -16 Ku-;..• .,, A.! 1 u,41 Ku i �Z,r , a. Say- you saw it in the dews Advertiser' P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 yyr• Durham health department warns of tuberculosis risk Nineteen in the region were diagnosed last year The Durham Region health department wants to raise awareness of tuberculosis, a disease declared by the World Health Organization to be a global emergency just six years ago. Just a decade ago, -tubercu- losis was thought to he des- tined for elimination in many developed countries, including Canada;' the health depart- ment reports. In support of continued ef- forts to identify and treat people with active tuberculo- sis, Wednesday. March 24 has been declared World TB Day. -Antibiotic resistant TB or- ganisms, the AIDS epidemic ANDREW IWANOWSKI/NewsAdveruserphoto Nuclear plant All dressed up... road�tR from page 1 Mr. Martin was a husband Gino Greci gets a little adjustment jrom David Fox, a member of the Pick- to Carol and father to daugh- ering Nuclear Generating Station's Emergency Response team, during a ters Lori and Cathy. Known as visit to the station this week. The 'bunker' jacd ba Jimmy,' the former auxiliary �ket anreathin g apparatus sergeant with the Whitby dc - are used hi emergency team workers in afire emergency. S iblings learn to take care of baby Special course prepares older brothers, sisters Expectant big brothers and sisters are invited to [cam how to help mom and dad take care of' the new addition to the family. Choices Childbirth Education and Doula Services is offering a Sibling Preparation Class aimed at children aged three to nine years. The class will focus on ad- justing to a new baby and safety issues. Children will have a chance to discuss their feelings about having a new baby in the home and practise dressing and diaper- ing baby dolls. Children will also make a gift for mom and baby and will learn about early labour in an age-appropriate manner. The class will he held Satur- day, Apri 124 from 10 to 11:10 a.m. and costs $15 per child. Early registration is recommend- ed, as spaces are limited. Parents of all children are welcome. Youngsters five and under mutit be accompap ied by adults, who arc admittedTrcc. Choices is a non-profit orga- nization that provides choice - based prenatal education, profes- sional labour support and post- partum support to expectant fam- ilies. For more information on the Sibling Preparation Class, in- cluding location, or other ser- vices provided by Choices, call 420-0223 or 416-410-9931. AJAX ACROS GYMNASTICS CLUB WALK-IN HOURS Daft 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat 10 a.m - 4 p.m. C,rfE�Awy z_,M Leibj RM AMBERLEA SHOPPING (:ENTRE ON WFNTES RD. PKXERtNG WTWEEN PINCH & MY 401 • FREE 2nd Opinion CottsWilation • • Chemic en sti.rillizathm • Mercury Fru Whits FfiWps fmtllp. ead Cat" cJrmomt Monday, March 22 6:30-8:30 Wednesday, March 24 6:30-8:30 a EXETER RD. (905) 427-0036 and the increasing mobility of the population are key factors for the global re-emergence of this infectious disease;' says Durham's associate medical officer of health Dr. Donna Reynolds. Symptoms of TB include chronic cough with phlegm. night sweats, weight loss and fatigue. "As tuberculosis has be- come more rare in Canada, pa- ticnts and their physicians often don't think of tuberculo- sis as a possible diagnosis;' notes Dr. Reynolds. However, 19 people were diagnosed with active TB in Durham Region last year. An- other 200 were given medica- tion to prevent the active dis- ease, the health department re- ports. Each case of active TB of the lung has the potential to in- fect family, friends, colleagues and co-workers. The risk of becoming infected with TB in- creases with the duration and degree of contact with some- one who is coughing. More than 1.5 billion people are in- fected with TB worldwide and eight million cases are report- ed each year. "World TB Day will serve as a reminder to maintain a vigilant and respectful watch on all current and emerging in- fectious diseases worldwide;" the release adds. security chief killed in crash tachment of the OPP was -loyal and very supportive of the police department;' says retired constable Lorne Hunter. -He and I rode together. He was a very genuine person who cared about his community." Visitation is on Sunday at the Oshawa Funeral Service's Thornton Chapel at 847 King St. W. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 P.M. The funeral is at the chapel at I p.m. on Monday. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 PAGE S A/P Funding announcement could be the right prescription for hospital Aingax an lc er* Health Centre may get $1 million more BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer About $1 million in new annu- al operating funding for the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre (APHC) may come out of a series of announcements made this past week by provincial Health this Elizabeth Witmer. On Thursday, the minister an- nounced a $68 -million or one -per cent increase in annual base bud- get allocations to hospitals across the province, with APHC to re- ceive $251,793. APHC's amalga- mation partner in the Rouge Val- ley Health System (RVHS) - the Centenary Health Centre in Scar- borough - is to receive $821.812. As well, a further $20 million will be added to the operating budgets of hospitals in the fast- growing regions of Ontario, a cat- egory which includes APHC. According to Jim Armstrong, executive director of the GTA/905 Health Care Alliance representing hospitals in the area, a committee of hospital and min- istry representatives will deter - mine over the next few weeks how that $20 million in 'growth funding' will be distributed. "It's likely we'll see alloca- tions similar to the past;' says Mr. Armstrong, who's a member of that committee. Last year, APHC received a growth allocation of $798,600. Mr. Armstrong says the alliance has "been assured" the growth grants to be allocated will be- come part of each hospital's an- nual base budget. Together, the new base budget and growth money could result in an annual budget increase for APHC in the area of $1 million. Also announced this past week were province -wide expen- diture increases of $130 million for nursing care and $17 million for MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) services. All the new funding is wel- comed by RVHS spokesman Maria Milanetti. "Any amount of money we can get added to the base budget is fantastic;' says Ms. Milanetti. "Every little bit helps. We appre- ciate the support from the govern- ment. It's a step in the right direc- tion" She notes RVHS is "hope- ful the government will continue to bolster hospital budgets" Even though neither the APHC or Centenary sites current- ly have MRI machines, Ms. Mi- lanetti says the increase in MRI funding is good news for them too. "it will cost less to operate these MRIs as a result and that money won't have to come out of operating budgets. That's what's been happening up to now, so that will be helpful to all hospitals - those purchasing MRI services and those offering MRI services.- Precisely ervices"Precisely how the new nursing money is to be distributed among hospitals has not yet been an- nounced. The $130 million being provided is expected to allow hospitals across Ontario to hire more than 3,300 new full- and part-time permanent nurses. Each hospital will have to submit a 'nursing plan' in order to be eligi- ble for the new funding. The requirements for that plan include: consultation of nursing staff in its development; address- ing of priority needs for more nurses in areas such as critical care and emergency; creation of increased opportunities for per- manent nursing positions; and a plan to enhance the role of nurses in hospital decision-making. This past week's announce- ments, especially the growth funding, are also welcomed by the GTA/905 Health Care Al- liance. "It basically covers half of the growth pressure we are facing this year," says Mr. Armstrong. He adds the alliance is now look- ing for further announcements from the Province on how it will implement the restructuring mea- sures for the GTA/905 area rec- ommended by the provincial Health Services Restructuring Commission. Those recommended mea- sures include new lone -term care hrd. for APHC ANNOUNCEMENT ARE YOU CONSIDENNG A VEHICLE CHANGE?' THENYOU WON'TWANTTO MISS THIS ONE... Mark These Dates On Your Calendar Now'..' Wednesday March 24th March 25th Friday March 26th March 27th Look for our centre spread advertisement in This Week's edition of DURHAM WHEELS alum 1530 DUNDAS ST. E.9 WHITBY 668-3304 Ajax Line 686-5881 P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21,1999 Editori I & opiNioNs celebrate Ile Tow,r DURHAcu M NEWS A D V E R T] SER M A R. ? 1, 1 9 9 9 EDITORIAL Taxi 9 issue Region and Province must lobby to keep film industry coming back At a time when taxation and the sports/entertainment industry is front- page news in the media, Durham Re- gion has its own dilemma to deal with. Hollywood -based film studios, drawn by a 60 -cent dollar, convenient location to Toronto and a wide array of scenery and period architectural styles, do big business in Durham. Last year alone. scenes for 42 major motion pic- tures were shot in Durham accounting for many millions of dollars in revenue. But a heavy federal tax system is scar- ing away potential business. While National Hockey League teams lobby the Peds to cut their taxes, the Region faces a different problem. Big stars like John Travolta are turning thumbs -down to filming projects in Durham (and in all of Canada) because thev face income taxes for the time they spend here filming and then arc taxed again on their income in their country of origin, the United States. Two taxes are obviously not better than one. No doubt the feds want their piece of the action. But they'll get plenty in the increased revenues - and therefore higher taxes - paid by Durham husi- nesses which benefit from local film- ing. The economic spin-offs roll on and on like the credits at the end of a two- hour feature. Set -builders, carpenters. electricians, plumbers, caterers, hotels, motels. limousine services, transport companies, chefs, florists, lumber busi- nesscs all make a killing when a major motion picture comes to the region. With the 'average' Hollywood picture's budget now set at $53 -million US, the benefit to the region of attracting a handful of productions each year is staggering. Even more, if Durham can continue to become a well-known, highly rec- ommended place to shoot movies, more productions will come to the area. That will mean employment opportuni- ties, business expansions and more rcy- enue and publicity for the region. All arc fantastic side-effects of a concerted effort. The Region and the Province, through lobbying by powerful cabinet voices like Minister of Labour Jim Fla- herty and Minister of Community and Social Services Janet Ecker, must make every effort to convince the feds to re- duce or eliminate punishing taxes which drive away stars and the films on which they have clout. By turning a blind eyc to a tax grab at the outset, the feds may find they get a tax windfall after the final cut, when productions continue to return to Durham. We must take advantage of favourable currency conditions to keep Hollywood coming back. No doubt Durham has what it takes and the region just oughtta be in pictures. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Ma Bell keeps callers turning the cow's tall To the editor: Back in the days when rural phones were primitive, a friend had one. It was made of word, hung on the wall, and had a handle to turn to contact the operator. If he turned the handle and got no response, our farmer friend would say, "Might as well turn a cow's tail as turn that thing" While the old rural phone is now a museum piece, and cell phones arc everywhere, Ma Bell clings to her old ways, and charges long distance for people in Picker- Reven e is g sweet for coach Former team, owner who once fired him now on sidelines Rod McGillis is enjoying the sweet taste of victory today. With a side order of irony. The Pickering Panthers' head coach is basking in his club's Ontario Provin- cial Junior 'A' Hockey League East Conference championship. Especially since his team swept the Lindsay Muskies, whose owner fired McGillis as bench boss a couple of years ago. Today, that owner, Philadelphia Flyers' head coach Roger Neilson, sits on the sidelines, serving a National Hockey League suspension, watching his team on a downward spiral, wondering if he'll get the axe himself. McGillis broke into the coaching ranks at the tier II junior level as an as- sistant coach from 1994 to 1996 with the Muskies, who were playing in the OHA Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League before the Panthers joined the loop. In those two seasons, the Muskies did more winning than losing and seemed to be moving in the right direction. Then, Mr. Neilson bought the �w Al Rivett Sports Editor Muskies following the 1996 season. He subsequently dismissed the entire Lindsay coaching staff, inserting his own men behind the bench and leaving Mr. McGillis out in the cold. "I had two very successful years there," Mr. McGillis recalls. "It's where I got my feet wet in tier II junior hockey. But he wanted to bring in his own people." After being let go by Lindsay, Mr. McGillis was brought in to the Pan- thers' fold as an assistant to former head coach John Blackburn three years ago. When Mr. Blackburn left for work-related reasons two years ago, Mr. McGillis assumed the head coach- ing duties with Pickering. The Panthers had a less -than -spec- tacular season a year ago when they collected just 16 wins during the regu- lar -season. This season, coach McGillis has masterfully guided the Panthers to true powerhouse status, finishing atop the 13 -team conference standings, then posting an impressive 11-2 playoff record en route to the con- ference championship. As the old maxim goes "every dog has his day". And, coach McGillis had his on Thursday, three years removed from the Lindsay organization which cast him aside. And, his charges not only won the conference title over his former team, but they did it in a sweep. "It was very sweet for me personal- ly," says the coach. Meanwhile, coach Neilson's Flyers are currently winless in 11 games. And, he was recently given the boot from an NHL contest for throwing a stick near an official. He's serving a two -game suspension. Revenge. How sweet it is. ing to call Whitby and Oshawa. Long distance is only a term these days. Modern technology has seen to that. And yet, for almost 40 years, Ma Bell has insisted that we arc a long way from nearby cen- tres. It's time we got our money's worth, without higher rates. We have call display. etc., etc.. etc.. but are still "turning the cow's tail" as did our farmer friend. Henry N1. Gawman, Pickering :Dog owners, stoop and scoop in public parks To the editor: This is an open letter to all dog owners who frequent the conserva- tion areas in Ajax and Pickering. Aren't you aware the stoop -and - scoop bylaw is in effect at Petticoat Creek and Greenwood Conserva- tion Areas? Yes, I am a dog owner who walks at these locations - and picks up after my dog - and I am disgust- ed at all the dog feces that covers the ground. Is it too much to ask that you carry bags with you and pick up after your pet'? It is an eye- sore and not very hygienic to those people who bring their children to the park, and for those of us who come for a leisurely walk and try not to step in it. How long do you think the con- servation authority will put up with this before it bans all dogs from en- tering the park'? Those owners who disregard the bylaw are ruining the parks for the rest of us who do abide by the bylaw. Come on people, let's keep them clean for everyone to enjoy. Jane Kaupas PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Comrnunit� Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -(l aj Steve Houston Managing F*ditor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified : idvertistng Manager John Willems Real Fstate.: l utomotnr Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribruion .Danger Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Coinlx,#sing .%lanager News (905)6x3-5110 bales (905) 6113-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E-Mail newuox on�cdurfwrn.nct Web address www.durhamne�, s.net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. 1.1 S 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. kOCna#C A MT -1-71 do,"W"i aft"�yMe"OP-M NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY Atomic Energy finds study `deficiencies' `No clear interpretation of potential effects on environment' BY MARIANNE TAKACS Stuff Write,- PICKERING — Ontario Hydro's environmental review of the Pickering Nuclear Generat- ing Station contains "method- ological deficiencies" which un- dermine its credibility, the Atom- ic Energy Control Board has found. The AECB's recently -released assessment of Hydro's environ- mental review states the short- comings of the study and of the nuclear plant's environmental monitoring programs will have to be addressed as a condition of the station's next licence. The review was conducted last year as a condition of the one-year operating permit Hydro received from the AECB in March, 1998, and also in re- sponse to community pressure for an environmental study of the plant. `The most important thing to us is that we get on with it and move forward.' — JUDY RYAN, PICKERING NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION AECB staff concluded Hydro's report on its review re- sults "does not contain a clearly - structured assessment of the bio- physical effects of PNGS, nor does it clearly identify perfor- mance criteria in terms of protec- tion of the environment from po- tentially adverse effects. Relevant, realistic assessment endpoints and valued ecosystem components from the ecosystems potentially at risk were not iden- tified. There is no clear interpreta- tion of potential effects on the environment nor of the nature and significance of identified ef- fects. In addition, because the data summarized in Volume One has not been used in a systematic as- sessment of potential biophysical effects, conclusions on environ- mental performance and poten- tial biophysical effects are diffi- cult to make." AECB staff note in their as- sessment that the information re- quested by the AECB board as a condition of licensing last year represented the elements of a standard Ecological Risk Assess- ment, which could have been used as a framework for an effec- tive study. "Our point of view is there were methods available which would have made for a better as- sessment," says Patsy Thompson, head of the environmental as- sessment section at the AECB. She adds, however, that inade- quate environmental monitoring is also hampering Hydro's ability to evaluate the impact of the Pickering station, partly because The Atomic Energy Control Board, the federal ological deficiencies' could undermine the. re - agency which regulates the nuclear power indus- view's credibility. Pickering station officials sav try in Canada, weighed in on the Pickering Nu- they'll continue to try to meet AECB directives. clear Generating Station environmental review• Here, a plant employee works near an air -lock at conducted by Ontario Hydro and said 'method- the generating station. the AECB hasn't required more comprehensive monitoring in the past. "Although there are deficien- cies because we don't have infor- mation;" explains Ms. Thomp- son, "Pickering was never ex- pected to produce that informa- tion" The AECB report states that in order to properly assess the environmental impact of the nu- clear plant, Hydro needs to un- dertake an 'action plan' which will: - Identify and characterize poten- tial sources of radiological and non -radiological substances being released to the environ- ment; *Confirm suspected priority areas of contamination and pro- vide an inventory of contami- nants in those areas; - Review and upgrade Hydro's current environmental monitor- ing program; - Implement an approved quality control program. Ms. Thompson agrees the AECB's findings and recommen- dations are similar to those ar- rived at by Prof. Nick Eyles, the independent expert appointed by Hydro to review its study. She notes that in order to keep their own work independent she and others in her department, while assessing Hydro's work, avoided reading Prof. Eyles' re- ports or documents from the Community Working Group (CWG) of citizens consulted by Hydro for the review. She only read Prof. Eyles' report after- wards. Prof. Eyles says he's "very pleased" the AECB has essential- ly agreed with his criticisms of NICK EYLES 'I was very reassured by the AECB comments.' the Hydro review, and notes there needs to be a role for citi- zens in the action plan the regu- lator is requiring. "I was very reassured by the AECB comments and it's essen- tial that there be some continua- tion of the process where the public are involved," he says. "Otherwise it's a waste of time." CWG member Dave Steele, who's also chairman of Picker- ing -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment, de- scribes the AECB's conclusions as -a "big victory" after "four months of frustration" for group members. "I'm very pleased they basi- cally are saying what Prof. Eyles said in his report. It's a victory for the people who participated, the community associations and the environmental groups who knew what they wanted and what a proper environmental process is., Irene Kock of Durham Nu - DAVE STEELE 'Big victory' after four months of frustration.' clear Awareness and the CWG is also pleased with the AECB's findings and recommendations. "The bottom line is the AECB has come down in the direction some of the working group were going in," she says. Judy Ryan, manager for envi- ronment, safety and health at the Pickering -plant, says the regula- tor's findings were "not a sur- prise" because a lot of the defi- ciencies identified were already noted in Hydro's own report. She says Hydro has tried throughout the review process to meet the needs of both the AECB and the community and will continue to do so. ."The most important thing to us is that we get on with it and move forward," adds Ms. Ryan. Hydro and AECB staff have already met to discuss how the problems identified will be ad- dressed and Hydro is to have an action plan submitted to the AECB. EDITION, March 21, 1999 PAGE 7 AIP AJAX, PICKERING NEWS BRIEFS MARCH 21, 1999 Chocolate, fashion lovers help Durham Alzheimer Society Calling all chocolate lovers. The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region is hosting its eighth Annual Chocolate Lovers Brunch and Fashion Show Sun- day, May 2 beginning at noon. It will be held at Cullen Gar- dens at 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whit- by. Tickets are $35 per person and a tax receipt will be issued for part of the ticket price. Tickets are available at the Alzheimer Society office in Suite 205 of the Executive Tower of the Oshawa Centre, A 8 E Sports Co. and Sears, both in the Oshawa Centre, Family Gathering at 44 King St. E. in Bowmanville, and Audrey Jane's Lingerie 8 Casual Wear at 135 Byron St. N. in Whit- by. Among the door prizes and raffle items to be won are a private wine tasting for 10 at Ocala Winer- ies in Port Perry and a private golf lesson_ Raffle tickets can be pur- chased in advance of the event at the Alzheimer Society office or from staff and volunteers. For more information or to purchase tickets call Michele Cot- ton at 576-2567 or 1-888-301- 1106. Durham health department aids women in kicking tobacco habit Have you broken your New Year's resolution to quit smoking? If so, it's not too late to kick the habit, as the Durham Region Health Department will be offering a six-week Quit Smoking Program for Women. The program is to be launched Tuesday, March 30 in Ajax. Women wanting to quit smoking will be supported by learning tips to help them butt out, ways of cop- ing with stress, how to gain sup- port from family and friends, avail- able community resources and common concerns unique to women. "Men and women often differ in the type and need for support to become smoke-free," says public health nurse Shawn Woods. Nearly one in three women in Durham smoke and because they are more likely to be at home where children may be exposed to second-hand smoke, they should be concerned, the health depart- ment believes. "In recent years, more women have died from lung cancer due to smoking than from breast cancer," says associate medial officer of health for Durham Dr. Donna Reynolds. "Women who quit smoking have the added reward of lessen- ing their children's exposure to second-hand smoke," she adds. For more information on the program or to register for the pro- gram call 723-8521 or 1-800-841- 2729. P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 Durham welfare rolls shrink in February RON PIETRONIROI News Advertiser photo Table action Alison BoYes shows fine control and form during a friendly game of table tennis at The Youth Centre, which serves teens in Ajax and Pickering. Alison and other youngsters took part in a drop-in session at the popular local facility. Twelve Ontarians quit social assistance every hour: MPP More than 600 people dropped off Last month, 644,300 residents of the welfare rolls in Durham last the province collected welfare, Com - month, according to statistics re- munity and Social Services Minister leased this week. Janet Ecker reports. That brings to 22,299 the number The Durham West MPP credits the of Durham Region residents collect- improving economy and her govern -M.7( RYERS ing social assistance in February, ment's welfare reforms for the de - down from approximately 23,000 in creases. January. Since the Progressive Conserva- There was also a drop in the tine government was elected in June FISH FRII)i provincial welfare rolls, with almost of 1995, more than 372,000 people 6,000 fewer people on social assis- tance in Ontario in February. have quit the welfare rolls, or about 12 individuals an hour, Ms. Ecker adds. Help line � � r �o volunteers sought Empathetic, non -judgmental and responsible individuals are needed to help people find solutions to their problems. Distress Centre Durham is look- ing for volunteers who can commit to 16 to 20 hours a month, including one overnight shift, from its Oshawa location, for a period of one year. The centre provides intensive training in active listening, crisis in- tervention and suicide prevention techniques. The next two-part training work- shop to become a volunteer helpline worker will be held Sundays, April 25 and May 2. If you are interested in volunteer- ing at the centre, call 723-4461 for an application. 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Staff Writer The needs of the disabled must be an issue in the next provincial election, maintain parents critical of the support their loved ones are receiving under current government. "We hope to make disabil- ities an election issue;' says Sue Brady McMahon of Ajax. Her daughter Lisa Brady has Prader -Willi Syndrome, a life-threatening syndrome characterized by an insatiable appetite and potential for physically -aggressive behav- iour if not supported. Ms. Brady McMahon is among a group of concerned parents who recently joined forces with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPS) to form the Alliance for People with Developmen- tal Disabilities. Together, they are taking aim at the Ministry of Com- munity and Social Services' program Making Services Work for People. The al- liance wants the government to withdraw that program, maintain existing services and reinstate funding. Ontario CUPE president Sid Ryan claims front-line workers will be overworked as a result of changes being implemented under the pro- gram, while people with de- velopmental disabilities and their families will suffer be- cause services will be less ac- cessible. But Making Services Work for People aims to co- ordinate access to service for families so they don't face lengthy waiting lists in their bid for support, Minister of Community and Social Ser- vices Janet Ecker has said in response to the criticisms. She says the process "is designed to answer the con- cerns that families had point- ed out about the current sys- tem to support people with disabilities:' Still, Ms. Brady McMa- hon is hoping the develop- mentally disabled and their families will help to make disabled issues an election issue for candidates. "Individuals with disabili- ties, their parents and friends need to rally together to voice their concerns about the lack of supports and services and how the negative impacts of Making Services Work for People affects their lives now and in the future;' says Ms. Brady McMahon. And while some families may not be looking for sup- " now — because their children are young and haven't yet begun school or because they're older but still in high school — they should still be concerned, Ms. Brady McMahon maintains. Locally, parents will hold an information meeting next month and will participate in a Mother's Day Rally at Queen's Park, tentatively scheduled for May 6. Buses will take Durham residents to the event. For more informa- tion call 619-0782 or 686- 2683. goal% NOW ON ! Register on location Spon" at 1401 Phillip Murray Ave. or call 72"951 for further OSHAWA Information! 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Consequently, the Regional Municipality of Durham is establishing an administrative model in preparation for the responsibility of administering social housing in Durham. An Advisory Committee is being formed to enable participation by knowledgeable and informed social housing providers, residents and support services agencies who would be interested in providing input and feedback to the development of a suitable social housing administrative model and other related issues. We are inviting written applications from staff or board members from social service support agencies interested in volunteering to be part of this committee. One person will be chosen, by lottery, from the qualified applicants. We require that applicants be endorsed by the agency board, and commit to ongoing monthly meetings for the balance of 1999. To receive an application form, please contact the Deputy Clerk at 668-7711 extension 4231 or 1-800-372-1102. These forms must be returned by April 01, 1999. 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TUESDAY, MARCH 23 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. An- drew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. 619- 0315. AMNESTY INTERNA- TIONAL: Amnesty Interna- tional (group 90, Ajax -Pick- ering) holds its monthly meeting at 9:15 a.m. at Pick- ering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Guest speaker is Mary Sanderson of the Canadian Association for Victims of Torture. 668-7171. Please Recycle Me... 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Hosted by the Whitby -Ajax Progres- .sive Conservative Riding Association, the 'event will he held at the Courthouse Chamber Lounge on Adelaide Street in downtown Toronto. Recognizing the venue is outside the group's boundaries, Bruce Kelly of the association says it's not unusual for areas represented by cabinet ministers to host events outside the riding. In the next election, Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty, who is also the Minis- ter of Labour, will run for re-election in the Whitby -Ajax riding. The Durham Centre riding will no longer exist under re -drawn provincial riding boundaries which will now correspond exactly to cur- rent federal riding boundaries. The num- ber of seats will drop to 103 from the cur- rent 130. "When you're a minister of whatever, your riding gets expanded because you represent the whole province;' says Mr. Kelly, adding the association also hosts local fund-raisers. This is the second year for the Toronto event. Mr. Flaherty agrees saying "it often happens that cabinet ministers will have fund-raisers in Toronto because we serve und-raiser in our cabinet responsibilities provincewide. " While cabinet members do it, other MPPs, who are not ministers, also host fund-raisers outside of their ridings, he says. The event, which is being held on Wednesday. March 24 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., will also mean Mr. Flaherty's fellow cabinet members can attend giving local residents at the event a chance to meet other ministers, says Mr. Kelly. "We try to get as many as we can in Whitby;" he says, explaining because of scheduling it's sometimes difficult to get many to attend local events. "Because it's a 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. event, they can attend before they go home. At last year's event approximately 500 people attended, over 100 of whom were from Whitby. Mr. Kelly says he expects a similar turnout this year. Tickets for the event are $200. 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Save 10% Installed Roof using 30 -year Shingles Sale prices end Sat.. Apr. 3. 1999 The exercises don't replace a physician's care and your doctor's consent is required to participate. The 10 -week pro- gram is being offered two times a week at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. Sessions run Tues- days from March 23 to May 25. from 3 to 4 HomeCentral- I Save 10% on 4 or more Installed WeatherBeater' Vinyl Replacement Windows p.m. and Thursdays from March 25 to May 27 from I to 2 p.m. The cost for one class a week is $45 and for two classes it's $90. To register or for more information call Susan Glennon at The Arthritis Society at 434-7221 or 1-898- 765-0105. NIAGWYERti PUBDTA BAR M. 1 _ �^. Save $150 F r Installed Kindling Comfort - Gas Fireplace Insert x63560/61/70/71. Sale prices end Sat.. Apr. 3. 1999 hlstatied Sane $225-400 Steel Entry Door AM Kenmore* Installed Systems and Central Air Conditioning. 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But to start this story, if you're a doctor it's not easy to be a hero with your mother. She expects quick cures. And when you repeatedly fail she wonders, "Did my son learn anything in medical school and all those yeah of post -graduate train- ing''' Several years ago my stock was pretty low with my elderly mother. She had struck her leg on a car door six months earlier which caused a leg ulcer. Several doctors couldn't cure it. Neither could I. That's when I wished I'd taken my father's ad- vice and become an engineer. But then I got lucky. I met Dr. Roger Altounyan, of Manchester, England, a researcher and former pilot in the Royal Air Force. Dr. Altounyan had battled asth- ma since childhood. Then, as a physician, he offered himself as a human volunteer. For nine years he provoked his own asthmatic attacks and tested hundreds of drugs to ease his breathing. Now, millions of pa- tients are using 'Intal' (sodium cro- moglycate) to prevent asthmatic episodes. Fortunately, Dr. Altounyan invit- ed me to join him with a scotch -and - soda. He talked about his RAF ex- ploits and Intal. And just as we were parting he said, "You know, Intal even cures leg ulcers" Wow! I could hardly wait to break the news to my mother. For six days, twice a day, I sprinkled Intal powder on my mother's leg. The ulcer healed, and of course I be- came a genius! Since then I've seen it cure other stubborn ulcers. How does Intal help sore eyes during this allergy season" Because its ingredient, solium cromogiy- The Doctor Game 4 R' Gifford -Jones M. D. cate, is also a component of 'Opti- crom' cye drops. Opticrom has been the gold stan- dard for allergic conjunctivitis and prescribed by doctors for 15 years. Now it can be obtained without a prescription. Moreover, sodium cro- moglycate treats the underlying problem as well as the symptoms, unlike most other products. How does it work'? Allergic symptoms occur when mast cells in the mucous membranes of the eyes and nose release histamine in re- sponse to allergens such as dust and Pollen. It's this release of histamine that triggers symptoms, itching, grittiness, redness and increased watering of the eyes. And sodium cromoglycate prevents the release of histamine. But some general rules help pa- tients pinpoint an allergic source. For instance, if symptoms affect both eyes without a change in vision it's more likely due to an allergy. And if the nose is affected there's more reason to suspect allergy as the cause. Suppose you suffer from allergic conjunctivitis and plan a walk in the woods. In this case you should start taking Opticrom three weeks earlier and continue taking it during the al- lergy season. This will offer maxi- mum protection from symptoms. But if you're already suffering from itchy eyes, sodium cromogly- cate will result in some relief after 10 minutes and a clearing of symp- toms within 10 days. Opticrom can be used by both adults and children. For adults and children over five years of age the usual dose is two drops into each eye four times a day. The most frequent reaction to Opticrom is temporary stinging or burning when drops are placed in the eyes. But see your doctor if the condition worsens or if there's no relief within three days. Common sense provides some general rules to relieve symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis. Avoid rub- bing your eyes as this fans the fire. Rubbing results in the release of more histamines. Cool, wet compresses along with artificial tear such as Cellufresh M.D. have a soothing effect. Oral antihistamines can be of help, but they may also decrease the produc- tion of tear. Parching can intensify symptoms. 7(1 ri jITIJ Ill A fit ITS0 FEA TUBEFOR ADULTS 551A" OVER Cosmetic Dentures - The Fountain of Youth It is true that a picture is worth a thousand words. As a denturist, I have been con- fronted on many occasions by a patient in my office bearing an old photograph; sometimes it's a graduation photo and other times it's from a wed- ding. The photographic images all have this in com- fsia►: they portray youth and vigor and a wondrous smile. Invariably, the patient has one wish as he or she shares with me their prized photograph. They want that same won- drous smile they enjoyed in their youth. Denture changes, as designed and fitted by a den- turist, can help these patients recapture their youth. It should be the goal of the den- turist to assure the design of new dentures such that they will sustain the image and appeal of a significantly younger person. Many people experience undue anxiety about visiting the denturist Spending a few minutes talking about infec- tion control procedures will not only boost their confi- dence, it will also help them to Ifordable Dentures... one Good Reason To smile! REPAIRS (t hr.) ' Relines ' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE UNER William Steil, DD, F, IC.(A) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX become knowledgeable dental consumers and will help us to form successful rela- tionships with our patients. There is a lot a denturist can accom- plish. We ensure the correct positioning of the teeth to determine proper lip support so as to provide the right labial inclination and establish an automatic smile line. Setting the anterior inclination will aid in meeting the expectation a patient has in relation to their self -image. I suggest a denturist should always seriously consider the patient's original individual anterior tooth arrangement through actual illustrations of the esthetic effects and visual communication. As knowledge and technology advances we, as denturists, are far more capable of ade- quately creating the appearance our patients desire far more consistently than anyone else in dentistry. Indeed, we can ImtWANT SOMMIING TO SIMILE ABOUT? MSAafim • Complete 3 Partial Derftm • Aernovaole Der><ures on knpk Ms same day relines J; repairs W41-1Evening 6 Saturday appts. PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD.. PICKERING help our patients re-create the youthful, Please contact my office if you would smiling faces seen in those photographs. like further information at (905) 6834294. elpi4gcopleear006 or overyemale Hear the difference with Digital Sound Processing Technology Most common reasons why Physicians and experienced hearing aid owners choose one of Durham's Hearing Centres ✓ Knowledge ✓ Experience ✓ Guarantee ✓ Equipment ✓ Convenience 4WPklk0* Ain DURHAMB Neto lloom to 18"Gk"b*SL Se kad SL S. Slt 104 (.t Dry. 2) W (303) at trmm HEARNG G (Nd401) ADI, WM JNX 831-8311 ` 831-8311 CENTRES - 66� 26 �y � Experience makes the difference Younizoffenders leizislation not a BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Signalling a tougher approach to youth crime, the federal government introduced legislation on Thursday by Justice Minister Anne McLellan. The Youth Criminal Justice Act, which will replace the Young Offend- ers Act, will get tougher on violent and repeat offenders. Under the proposed changes, 14 - and 15 -years -olds accused of murder, attempted murder, manslaughter and aggravated assault will now he tried in adult court. A new category will be in- cluded in this list to cover repeat seri- ous violent offenses. Canadians "want government to help prevent youth crime in the first place and make sure there are mean- ingful consequences," stated Ms. McLellan in a written release on the announcement. But some Durham legal profession- als say changing the Young Offenders Act (YOA), which applies to youths aged 13- to 17 -years -old, doesn't pre- vent crime. "Amending the Young Offenders Act is not a societal cure-all. There are issues that are deeper and broader in our community that lead to crime," says Assistant Crown attorney Bryan Davies. The reasons behind youth crime are IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLF TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE ff PEOPLE OF ALL AGES `cure-all' larger socio-economic issues, however the new legislation there are "the Young Offenders Act has kind of some things which could be become the whipping boy for all kinds beneficial, but other he has of public sentiment" concerns about. He does agree with the idea of low- "I like the publication of ering the age for which youth are auto- names of youths who have matically treated as adults in first- and second-degree murder and manslaugh- ter cases. However Mr. Davies says he'd like to see this apply to all youths charged, even 13- and 14 -year-olds, with these crimes. All offences of that nature, no mat- ter who commits them should go to adult court," he says. Defence lawyer Alex Sosna says he doesn't necessarily think bumping up jail time is the best way of dealing with youths convicted of crimes. "Custody is a necessary evil in our community and it should be imposed on people who are truly dangerous to the community, not to punish them;' he says. The new legislation does offer a series of non -jail measures to deal with youths responsible for less serious of- fences. Such options include warnings and cautions from police, informal po- lice diversion programs and formal programs requiring community service or repairing damage to the victim. Jim Adams, Durham Regional Po- lice deputy chief, says after scanning 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) DR. JOSEPH A. 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Just you and 39 other golfers, alone money for the Lung Association. There is an easy three-step process on the course. Golfers who have played golf to participate in this ultimate summer You could have the privilege of marathons are enthusiastic about the experience: 1. Call the Lung Associa- being one of only 40 golfers having the experience, playing more golf in one tion at (905) 436-1046; 2. Spend a few run of the Four Seasons County Club day than you can imagine. hours asking friends, neighbours and in Claremont. lerry ;Archer (KX 96) and Dan colleagues to sponsor you: 3. Polish up This ultimate golf cypericncc talcs Cartrr (Durham T�elc%i,iwn) are t\.ko of iou cluhs and enjoy. GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offer consultation and gambling counselling services for all forms of gambling. All services are confidential and provided without cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 NX'e're online at vvw-, '.dUrhamnews.net There are re a advanta es to ed hint g p-arrang r al when you can become aware of what services are to be per- formed and the costs involved. You can make unhurried decisions regarding the profes- sional services which will be required, the type of casket you wish to have, suggestions for ful, urtormed decision, whiih the funeral service itself and will serve as a guide for family your preferences for burial and friends. Prearranging is a either entombment or crema- practical idea that makes sense. tion. With this information in Everyone should consider hand, you can make thought- a prearranged funeral, regard - A pre -arranged funeral is a practical way of determining your wishes for your own funeral or for the funeral of a person for whom you are responsible. These arrangements can be made with the funeral direc- tor either in the funeral home or at your own residence. The pre -arranged funeral is an important part of your estate planning and is a time A part of Pickering -where our only crops If Duffin Meadows looks like a farm, ,k's because from the late 1800s until � 1993 that's exactly what it was. The Newest property in the Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries, it is 1" 21so one of the most beautiful. Just ask the cows grazing on our undeveloped land. For those wishing to be buried here, there is clearly plenty of space available. If you're thinking of pre -planning, call us and we'll explain why choosing your cemetery first, makes pre -planning easier. To receive your free information package please call 416 696-7866 Duffin Meadows Cemetery a part of your life less of age or background. The alternatively, making arrange - type or people who prearrange ments for someone in their will vary from the retired cou- care. ple to the young married cou- If you are interested in a ple, to the single person with prearranged funeral, contact a no family connections, to some- funeral director and make an one responsible for the care of appointment. The discussion of another. your wishes should be an open Some people believe that and frank conversation in a planning for a funeral now will relaxed environment. It's a time save others that responsibility to discuss all their details so later. They are providing guide- nothing important is missed. lines for their survivors or, Duffin Meadows Cemetery Serving the towns of Pickering and Ajax and surrounding communities, Duffin Meadows Cemetery opened in August 1993. Our purpose is to provide for the commemoration of life. We encourage you to give creative expression to your feelings, and to personalize your experience and your form of remembrance, while we make every effort to meet your financial and cultural needs. We are dedicated to serving you in an atmosphere free from pressure or obligation. Designed to be enjoyed by the living, Duffin Meadows is part of your community—an open greenspace supporting and enhancing the natural environment. As the cemetery develops, its design will incorporate the traditional rural character and heritage of the area, with beautiful land- scaping encompassing circular roadways, gardens and feature areas which will give it a true park -like setting. Duffin Meadows is one of ten cemeteries owned and operated by Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries a non-profit, non-sectarian, public service organization founded in 1826. Being non-profit means the only reason for our existence is to provide caring, professional service to the community. Non-profit organizations do not have shareholders, so no one stands to benefit financially from the oper- ation of Duffin Meadows. Our revenue comes from charging reasonable prices for the services we provide. Any surplus of revenue over expenses is used to improve service, to keep our prices as low as possible, or to set aside funds to meet the future needs of the community. Non-sectarian means we serve everyone, regardless of his/her religious' affiliation. In fact, the religious restrictions of most cemeteries in the early nineteenth century were instrumental in motivating a group of public-spir- ited citizens to found Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries. However, if a religious, occupational or cultural group wishes to purchase a section reserved for members of its community, the group may do so. Apart from that, anyone may purchase interment rights anywhere in the cemetery. Today, over a century and a half after its founding, Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries is the largest cemetery organization in the province, serving over 10,000 individuals and families on an annual basis. k,� yz , TRILLI M nem SHOW D '-��L'�•✓ X..2v G"7YUpl !N i� i March 26,27 & 28, 99 Metro East Trae Centre, Pickering 401 & Brock Rd. Info Line (905) 344-7299 or (416) 252-9957 r� d "AMID WET BASEMENTS -� has STEINB (l CK KI'I'(,'f ll;'11 S' "CUST OM1/.1NG YOUR DREAMS" A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21,1999 NEWSOraime 6 'ro PP ing ADVERTISER MARCH 21, 1 9 9 9 Anniversary Anniversary Birthday Birthday Sandy and Rob Feb. 17 was Ha sec- '- A s h 1 e Strother -Stewart cele- I' Happy y a special day and birthday M Noseworthy, brated their 27th an- for Pauline wishes went aka Ashkins nivc rsa on March 4. ' f f .: and John• as out to "our de- and Shley, j "By the way, Mom qr rY Y Y• r ' the happy cou- lightful" Gae- turned 14 on ; k; Sandy celebrated her ; % • pie celebrated len on March March 19. birthdayMarch 20 / ":► on , �., their second 10. "Thanks ! Happy birth - .but her age is top secret, wedding an- for the smiles day from LaL- One hint —she looks much younger than she is! Happy niversary. Lots of love from Mom, ! and laughter'. aBean, Sassy, ' birthday and happy anniversary with love from husband Kathleen, Paul and Quinn. Lots of love Melele, Duke Rob, daughters Karen and Hayley, family and friends:' from Mommy, Daddy, grandpar- and Georgina. cots• aunts, uncles and cousins:' Birthday � Birthday Birthday Birthday Happy first Birthday birthday wish- Happy first es to Kv on Krystal birthday wish - Papa 4 c - March 12. "We Papa celebrat- es to "our little �-� love you very �:� ed her fifth M i s t e r " , much! You birthday on Mitchell Frey have been a March 3. Weisner on ^ s great joy in our "Happy birth-_�* - March 11. lives. I'm so lucky to ha%c such a day Angel . Many hugs Y wonderful son like you. Stay sweet (Not) with r�and kisses love hugs and "Our beautiful Baugh- � Snuggle Bunny : g from Mama, ter" Brittany Elizabeth kisses from " Papa and sister Rachel. "We love Paty celebrated her first Mommy and Daddy.you Buddy"' a birthday on March 20. i Birthday "Our future football Best wishes from - BlrthdaV � Birthday player" Jordan turned Mommy, Daddy, grand- Anthony - one on March 19. 'You parents, aunts, uncles S c h e m b r i S h i I o h are a special little man. and all her cousins. "We turns seven on R o a d f March 22. turned two on warning is in We love you. Nanny and � are all very proud of � t^ Feb. 4 when he - He'll celebrate Poppy �'elch." you. .� effect as of with his +q was deluged March 14, as friends and with happy Taylor rolled BlrthdaV Blrthdav then with fam- birthday wish- in to celebrate it It's sure to es. "You are _ _ y� in u to - his sweet 16th. be a lucky growing p be hi txiy! I Best wishes a number seven for our boy:' Lots of g for a happy love and happy birthday from Bringing us laughs and giggles w birthday, with '.Mommy, Daddy and Milena. remember. �L'c love you" love from Becky and Laura" Birthday Birthday On March 21, happy birth- "Our little princess Victoria cele- r day wishes go out to a very ex- brates her first birthday on March "Eight years ago, on cited girl. Krlstic celebrates 22. Love and kisses from Mommy, a `` March 23, 1991, God her eighth birthday all week- Daddy, Gramma and Grampa "Our little leprechaun" gave us our first little gift, end, with a sleepover party and Rasmussen in Kelowna, Poppy ' Connor McDougall Shawn. Happy birthday a Michael's craft party. "Have Coombs in Newfoundland, turned three years old on wishes from Mommy, fun sweetie" Lots of love, hugs Grannie -Grannie in Edmonton, .March 17. Wishing Con- Daddy, brother Kyle, and kisses from Mommy, Grammie-Grammie in Calgary and all her aunts, uncles, nor a happy birthday with Nanny, Poppy and all Daddy and sister Katie. cousins and friends. We all love you very much Sweetie." ..all our love" were your family. We love you Mommy and Daddy. very much Buddy." Birthday Birthday Birthday Birthdays "Our sweet- "Kristen is "Our little heart" Elise a confirmed r i n c e s s" March 15 and 29 are P .,....: special days in the Ra- Grange cele- big girl, as she F i 1 o m e n a home. �v_ brates her celebrates her x Harris cele- gno Happy eighth birthday fourth birth brated her third both birthday to big on March 23. day on March birthday on brother Christopher Best wishes 22. Wishing Fn March 10. and happy 35th to and lots of love her a ha ��` Daddy Dominic. Lots happy "Happy birth - from Mommy, , birthday are day sweet- " of love from Victoria, Daddy, Ash- ;` M u m m y , heart:' Lots of love, hugs and kisses baby m David and � and all her Daddy, Kyle, from Mommy, Daddy and brother Y' family. her two Nanas and Uncle Cliff." Robert. ,t•o+� \ 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...send to: M Pickering 831-5431Let us know. We'll publish your Name Dropp><ng, r � � THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS ARE: 1- � % Keith Gilligan, -�-> 2. Connor special occasion in an easy -to -read 3. FMkwAna Harris 130 Commercial Ave., Winners may go directly to Baskin RoWws to rcccive and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5their FREE cake (Plrase provide idennficuion) PRIZE VALID UNM SAT., MARCH V. 1999 6-0 4 7 — .- . — _.__..._.. . i& iir7il&. i. survii--3-ate Ta • NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 PAGE 21 P mi a nu season for Durham residents BY CHRISTY CHASE Staff Writer This winter's weather has been milder than usual and so has the flu season. "We're having a milder flu season than normal," reported Dr. Donna Reynolds of the Durham Region Health Department. Before you interject that can't be right because everybody you know, including yourself, has or had respira- tory flu, Dr. Reynolds is quick to point out the region is experiencing some complications. "The difficulty is there are a num- ber of different viruses circulating out there," she said. These include both influenza A and influenza B and other bugs that aren't the flu but feel like it, she said. Normally, the A strain arrives in December and January, fading from the scene after that and allowing the B strain to dominate in February and March, she said. But the mild Decem- ber weather kept the A virus away until well after the new year and we're stuck with both A and B at the same time. "Right now we're seeing in Durham both influenza A and in- fluenza B which is not typical. The rest of the province and the rest of Canada seem to have only influenza A." Other viruses out there include regular colds and parainfluenza, a virus that looks like the flu but isn't, she said. There's no way to tell what you've got unless your doctor does tests. "We don't recommend everyone be tested," she said. "That's really not going to change the clinical out- come. Despite the type of virus, the treat- ment is usually the same, she said. 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That's why they'd like you to have lunch on them at Aladdin's Palace Restaurant. Joanne Elawar of Diamond Shine says Aladdin's is a wonderful place for lunch and dinner. "They offer great service and delicious food," she says. "That's why we're giving away a free lunch for one, for every complete car clean- ing." That's right, if you buy the Diamond Deluxe Package at Diamond Shine a free lunch of a sandwich and pop awaits you at Aladdin's The deluxe packages includes a bumper to bumper cleaning inside and out just in time for spring. Also at Diamond Shine, located at 221 Westney Rd. S., you can choose other packages including a wash and vacuum for $19.99 that will put life back into your vehicle. "It can take away those memo- ries of winter with its salt, dirt and water,"says Joanne. "It's a great way to welcome the first day of spring." For this low price the experi- Q��10\ll SHI,��• ""' CLEANING & DET enced staff will wash the exterior and vacuum the interior and chamois dry the body and windows. Of course if your car needs more attention, you can choose from a variety of packages or customize one to fit your budget. There's the $37.95 package which includes exterior hand wash and dry, interior/exterior window cleaning, tires and rims cleaned and dressed, wheel wells cleaned and complete cleaning of dashboard, panels and ashtrays. The $109.95 package gives you a showroom look and includes all of their services except the cleaning of the engine. Joanne wants to thank all of her loyal customers who have made her business such a great success and welcomes all of her new customers in 1999. Diamond Shine is a family busi- ness that includes Joanne and her dad Jamil. That's why they admire Aladdin's, also a family business, owned by Nick, Sam, Jeannette and Trona. "They care about their cus- tomers the same as we do," says Joanne. "They believe in treating them like diamonds because they're precious to them too." P PAGE= ADVEffnSER SUNDAY EDMON, MIMI 21, tM .m NEWS spol�rt &LEISURE ADVERTISER M Pickering Panthers ARCH 21, 1 9 9 9 the be(a)st of the east Conference champs licking their chops for next foe BYAL RIVE7T a row, but we did it. Monday in preparation for their Srwrrs Editor "To come out with a confer- OHA Ontario Provincial Junior PICKERING —The Picker- ence championship is a nice feel- 'A' semi-final series. The series, ing Boyer Pontiac Panthers are ing. The conference champi- against an opponent not deter - number one in the east. onship is the feather in the cap of mined at our deadline Friday, The Panthers claimed the best- an excellent organization. Every- will begin later this week. At of -seven OHA Ontario Provincial one is really enjoying this mo- press time, the Couchiching Ter - Junior VV East Conference crown ment in their own way. The play- riers were leading the Colling- by sweeping the Lindsay Muskies ers, the coaching staff and man- wood Blues three games to one four games to none. agement feel a great deal of satis- in the Central Conference final Pickering finished the series faction" and the Bramalea Blues were with a 3-1 victory in game four in As was the case in the previ- ahead of the Milton Merchants Lindsay Thursday night. Joel ous contest.% in the series, the two games to one in the West Johnston's goal at the 17:22 mark Panthers relied on solid team de- Conference final. of the third period, which gave the fence, outstanding goaltending The winners of those two se- Panther-, a 2-0 lead, stood up as by Joel Cameron and timely nes and the conference final the game winner for Pickering in goals to stymie the Muskies. loser with the best playoff record another closely contested match. Cameron was beaten on only one will join the Panthers in the Cameron buned a rebound past of 37 shots. league championship semi-fi- Lindsay goalie Nate Bedford. The Panthers will practi.c nals. With Bedford on the bench, Lind- swept the Cobaarg Cougars in say's Geoff Faulkner fired a goal The organization has 275 local;� the quarter -finals playoffs, then off a Pickering player's skate with Pdorhm FOCUS U9 left in the third. But, the Pan- ..� BEST AVAILABLE RATES then ended any hopes of a Lind- in the semi-final series four games to two to set up the con- 0 PRIVATE RNM AVALABLE debt eont06hillm a The members include those sav comeback when Jason U providing services such as life and Panthers' head coach Rod Lange's shot went 195 feet into • 1 686-2557 disability insurance, financial plan - McGillis didn't think his charges the empty Muskies' net in the last ning, estate and retirement planning could knock off the Muskies in �%�ha�•s Br�wii•R C ,h ale 6 r"'ul- <lwn Bccr 282 Monarch Ave. Ajax 619-0633 Competitors coupons accepted ' PICKERING SOFTBALL 1999 PROGRAM ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION Children's T -Ball (year of birth 1992-1993) Three Divisions Children's Softball (year of birth 1979-1991) Ten Divisions Sunday MARCH 28th 10:00am to 12:00noon The Pickering Recreation Complex Second Floor, Valleyfarm Rd. south of Hwy 2 $85first child $65each additional sibling Both Birth certificate and Ontario Health card must be presented upon registration Other Pickering Softball Programs For information about these programs call 420-6050 -Pickering Fastpitch (Rep) Softball -Recreational Softball: Men's and Ladies •Pickering Select (Tournament Softball) •Slo-pitch: Men's Ladies and Mixed INFORMATION 420-6050 UMPIRES, SPONSORS, b COACHES 837-0606 k6— Visit us on the we bat: webhome.idirect.com/-thornes/psa-.htm The News Advertiser puts Durham Region on the World Wide Web at www.durhamnews.net minute of play. I I ^ 'CAIFA • Also scoring for the Panchen WDURHAM REG[UN provides was Garctt Winder who got Z TW h,1 things rolling for Pickering in the THE a first period. witDrawh two Johnston were © leadership and education T.J. Kemp with two, Joston and Winder with one _F' Its the first time in 13 cars A S- I Is your financial advisor a CAIFA? the Panthers have laid claim to a O Z member of championship of any kind. The -•If t) 1 ON they are then you an feel Pickering juniors last won a title 3 WITH cmxifident that they're educated in in 1986 when they played in the aU CARL the latest information and changes in both former Metro Junior Hockey r the life insurance and finan- League. The conference title rep- 1 St mortgages t�-• 95co tial planning industries. resents the achievement of a goal CAIFA(Canadian Association set in training camp this season. �..� condos. properties of Insurance and Financial Pickering finished the regular 'Cd G Advisors) Durham Region, formerly season in top spot in the 13 -team the Life Underwriters Association of Durham been Oshawa for East Conference with a sterling record of 37-14-0. The Panthers more than 30 years. swept the Cobaarg Cougars in The organization has 275 local;� the quarter -finals playoffs, then � � professional members who are ousted the Oshawa Legionaires 0) BEST AVAILABLE RATES among 18,000 across the country amongst 60 local associations. in the semi-final series four games to two to set up the con- 0 PRIVATE RNM AVALABLE debt eont06hillm a The members include those fewrice final against Lindsay. U providing services such as life and Panthers' head coach Rod C • 1 686-2557 disability insurance, financial plan - McGillis didn't think his charges (U ning, estate and retirement planning could knock off the Muskies in s.4 as well as investment and tax plan - the minimum number of games the the 9 or M rl� rung. Membership in CAIFA encour- at outset of series. really impressed that we V FouncuL CMFA D1""A" "�"'" ages teamwork and a close relation - handled it so well to win four (close) games in a row. Thats the :Zy Is our financial advisor ship with other professionals including those in the accounting sign of a true championship C a member of CAIFA? and legal fields who work hand in team. Before the series, I didn't r hand to properly manage your think we could win foto games in Call 1 4K* financial affairs. -563-5822 CAIFA also has a code of ethics to ensure that members main- AClWWOLie llodwwW(CLU)s a bwcW aL*w wo a6vad toin a high standard of service for ei°M°og 1 in 0e aro huh hsuwa aro &TOW bwWtL their clients. AChaftwlFrwcWCo%iM(CHIC.)saManaalaowsarwoh Public Awareness Chair ad=* eQWA ge n w•ath Emu" aro m wa m ow C. Awacwnmw - Aw. CAIFA ... mom k your tinamial advisor a nmwnbw of CAIFA? Call 1.800 -563 -SM A Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) is a financial advisor with advanced knowledge in life and health insurance and employee benefits. A Chartered Financial Consultant(CH. F. C.) is a financial advisor with advanced knowledge in wealth accumulation John Hughes CFP, CLU, CH.F.C. says an important focus of CAIFA is the education of its members. "We provide education stan- dards that lead to professional des- ignations CLU (Chartered Life Underwriter); CH.F.C. (Chartered Financial Consultant and CFP (Certified Financial Planner) "We also provide continuing education credits." A major project of the national association was the establishment of an education branch to set up cours- es to prepare the life insurance agent in the counselling of his or her clients. Training course extend over a period of six or more years and cover such subjects as economics, taxation, business finance and law. Successful completion of the course leads to the designation CLU and those who have attained this degree continue their education through the CH.F.C. program. The CFP is a minimum standard for many mem- bers. CAIFA of Durham meets each month to advance the knowledge of its members and provide leadership in this constantly growing industry. "There are more than 600 peo- ple in Durham that work in our industry and we encourage them to find out more about our association and its many benefits," says John. For more information about CAIFA of Durham all 1-800-563- 5822. sport- SHORTS MARCH 21. 1999 Lone loss stops Lone Star tykes in tourney final Pickering gymnasts fare well at big U.S. meet PICKERING —The Pickering Pan- PICKERING — Pickering mem- bers of the Oshawa -based Gemini thers Lone Star Cafe tyke select seven- Gymnastics club posted superb results year-old hockey team finished as finalist at the Buckeye Classic in Columbus, at the recent Scarborough Cougars tour- Ohio recently. nament. The Panthers lost to a strong Don -hhe competition is the biggest of its Mills Fury team in the final by a score kind in North America with over 2(XX) that wasn't reported. competitors. In the semi-final contest, the Picker- I Natasha Spencer and Kaitlin .ng tykes scored a 4-2 win over the Sp Spencer finished in seventh place as Malvern Vipers. Jay Henry scored twice, Part of Gemini's level 9 team at the Kyle Sawyer and Jimmie laniero notched competition. Natasha was ninth overall one goal apiece. Assisting were Tyler and second on the balance beam. while KotsopOulos with two, Brad Riches, Eric Fox and laniero with one apiece. i SCOREBOARD Pickering started the event with a 4- ■ 3 victory over the host Scarborough i --- - — - -- Sabres. Anthony Valerio, Alex Morra, ! MARCH 21. 1999 Henry and Kyle Sawyer scored goals. - - -- Adding assists were Ryan Sawyer with PICKERING PANTHERS PLAYOFF SCHEDULE two and billion Bess with one. Best c,! -seven OHA Ontario Prowiaal Junior A' East Con*etce aha,T,a,onviep Goaltender Lee Melnike recorded aI PICKERING; PAN rI ERS VS. LINDSAY MUSKIES shutout as the Lone Star Cafe selects Ger «~. Sunday. uyrp 14 at Pickering (Prhe nr� 3 g. Lindsay 2� downed the Agincourt Lions 6-0 in the Goyw o Monday • MarchIs at PowrV (Pickwng s vs. second game. Kyle Sawyer scored I-rdSayGwn* thr . Nuc, 17 to Lrxfsay (Picitwn9 4 twice, Mark Frawley, Ryan Sawyer, ,. t_n-say z) Henry and Morra tallied once each. Gwm four- n't"s*rA Marc' t8 at L^d' Piclw ry 3 vs. Morra, Daniel Fyfe, Bess, laniero, Kot- Lindsay') - Pick& ng wwo mim 44 sopoulos, Frawley and Karrim Coming- —Pfickwi g atfii.now to rti.yiw +p swim ham assisted. CENTRAL CONFERENCE FINAL. COUCHICMNG TERRIERS VS. COUJNGWOOD BLUES Pontiac atoms drive away co'- `"'3" WEST CONFERENCE FINAL AL with tourney title BRAAIUALEA BLUES VS. WTON MERCHANTS -B..mN..1411110da"I'WS2-1 PICKERING —The Pickering Boyer Pontiac atom house league hockey team skated away with the 'B' division champi- onship at a recent tournament in Douro. In the 'B' final, the Pickering atoms earned a hard-fought 3-0 victory over Peterborough's St. Alphonsus. Goal - tender Bryan Henderson played su- perbly in net to earn the shutout. Offen- sively, the Boyer Pontiac team was sparked by a two -goal effort from Matt Perrault. Al Kara-Virani notched the other goal. Assisting were Omar Khalaf with two, Matt Stewart, George Se- lemidis and Matt Avison, all with one. Pickering started the tourney with a 7-5 win over Ernestown. Justin Bruce registered a hat trick. Perrault was close behind with a pair of goals, Kameron Cheron and Avison rounded out the scoring. Assisting were James Ansell, Marc Cloutier, Kirk Paulus, Daniel Math- ias, Perrault, Avison and Bruce. In the second game, the Boyer Pon- tiac atoms faced a much larger squad from Petawawa and suffered a 7-2 loss. Avison scored both goals. Kara-Virani earned the Ione assist. Attack u spikes tide The Durham Attack II volleyball team won the bantam boys Ontario title recently. The squad beat Bronte Bead 15-7, 15-10 in the championship game. Andrew Crate, Mike Brown, Lee Buchanan, Lucas Hoskirt, Cam Saha- dath, Steve Embrey, Mike Norman, Phi Mills, Kent Howe, Matt Moore and John O'Regan played extrerneify weN in Attack If's win. The Durham Attack I squad lost in the semi-finals to a tough Bronte Beach team. r] 105 81* $4 W. 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Black was seventh overall, third on the uneven bars and fifth on the floor exercises in the age 13 group. Also in level 8, Tara Columbus was eighth on the floor in the age 12 divi- sion, while Jenna Grandy competed extremely well in the 10 -and -under category. AJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Annual General Tuesday, Meeting & Elections April 6/99 7:00 p.m. Located in the '.McLean Centre, Banquet Hall, Ajax (Westnev & Delanev) TRUCK CAP FACTORY OUTLET — The K-Scries is A R.E-•, most v spacious model. The High roof extends ' almost to the - - front of the t cap and the door is as big ' X; you c:an get The tall double hays and uj , ,lc sliding windows N Hwy 401 Ii. r ,tier plenty Of visibility. * t , The optional skylight ■ windows lend a classic look o Van & Truck I t and the optional access doors M WOdd make stdc access casy. 4■W gayly YOUR COMPLETE ACCESSORY CENTRE FOR TRUCKS. VANS & SPORTS UTILITY. t1. -,R •L.A I .X,.•.4 0 Durham Windows and Doors brings showroom to your door DURHAM nn0V1C & DOORS 579-2222 `MOBILE Slanwcrv,AMA At left, Wayne-- Hutchison will bring his Mobile Showroom to your home. At right, inside ? ' you'll find his display of Top i Quality Vinyl Windows. Wayne Hutchison brings to the replacement win- dow and door business a new and long overdue fea- ture. It's a Mobile Showroom which just may be the only one in Canada. "Phe day is gone when you carried some brochures and a sample window to a customer's home," explains Wayne. "So I obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck and installed interior walls along with all of my ' window samples." When you call Durham Windows and Doors for a free , estimate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which you're free to oper- ate and you'll discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going out- side. "After being in this business for 18 years, I can hon- estly say these are the finest windows on the market," says Wayne. -They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you desire, you can choose the Low E Glass which filters out the ultraviolet rays keeping your home cool- er in the summer and eliminate fading of your curtains, drapes and fun»ture. All of the windows come with lifetime warranty and a 10 -year guarantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates person- ally, eliminating the cost of a sales- person. Durham Windows and Doors also does all of its own installations, which ensures that every cus- tomer gets a high quality job done at the best possible price. Durham Windows and Doors is located at 6% King St. W. in Oshawa. For more information call (905) 579-2222 or 1-888-576-8575. A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21,1999 "B()NFLFSS C'ROtiti RIB BEEF ROASTS 1.39 kg 99 I.B_ , COU FISH SLK'EE BEEF LIVER . ,. • •SHOUI.I)ERARM *BLADE I. b 3.73 kg 1..C..1a-A--A-1 FETA CESE 2.99 bAl, LMAT4 OLR'ES � tiWr:l:l riuKLED •KOLI PORK BACIR BY THE PIECE" 5.49 kg l V% -RAI SIJ('ED 6 -591st L 1K Rm SHOI'LDER ,MiS . -. J UlI:L+' 111 FIN F.A., MOTT'S ",AHIMEN (:(X:KTAIL 6 Se.w- PICNIC PORK vnoolxr of CANADA • Kunz enA10 _ KI A('K FI NtF?it- BUNF.IFNs SMOKED & COOKED HAM; :i1 1 Jk AV(:. ♦A(' PM' F W .WS .'>. 19 kR A ®2.49 1.11 1.99 PORK SIDE RIBS 31on NKSAHOY •FUDGEE-0 DOMES 350 - 400 g PKG. 079 F.A. \ SW y JAR/BEEHIVE EA ��� "THE FOOD TERMINAL" JERS 2 LIMITMIT'T Pf ODMI OF cuuw _ 2.18 kg tiRB .'I AJLS NFW ^TV 11'K1 NA 1)K KMY [OKED IiAMSI �,� l�J IwW:AAK NTA -F �sA2. MCCAIN FOODS - FROZEN • GOLD 'N CRISP WAFFLES 1 • 1.87 kg BOX OF 48 *RISING CRUST P� K2O K PKG. C •D •JUICES EA• 559 SI.FEN E OF 9 x (3 x '1.50 mL) I -MEAT I.A.tiA('tiA e � •PASTA tiAUCI: •('A'%N-FI_1,0N'I V A. AN . �,A,. �. '..E! THA, F A s • Rl(,E, V A• u lih1 Y1i s :M0 g PKG. • DELI 1 E CAKES 224 g PKG. 99 r , EA •4� � r-• ��,^.;E4 McCAIN FROZEN ENTREES 1 • F REN(H }'KIEti ]L •tiYECIAI TIESS A. t(iN'E <E', f i � 'S0 y i kq RAG ! A • A aCG amara f.v ti:\l/ar'--*--* nium AYO R YAC BACON I NolaLIMIT 3 i (W EACH N _ >� 1 �..�:.� RIs av •v0 CENTRE CIIOI�s ItF.MovEn � �� LOIN OF PORK I B • IFIAM LOAF ..�. _ SLIC 37s Lee 3.28 kt 1JLlo491 • R.FY a P .AR . m PKG_ 1 AST ()41.99 H(r1 111146 P}.K 'Ati'I'i�: KINGti `.F: JAH EA PARLOUR ICE CREAM:,,.-.-. Is CRANBERRY COCKTAIL I J49 1. 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LEGQUARTERS- - ' i t; • 1 T) k, ( r LB. 1 MCHN b MU STRAWBE.R."RIES F,X`I'R.A HULL PINT F LAT OF 12 $9.9.9 [LETTUCE"',.7:'- ia�� ODUCT OF U.S A • r 1 GRADE , HEAD • ROMAINIi: EA / F. '� pf VORI08114 IN.' LtA L OMS 3.99 MUSHROOMS ;b= {N(bR W MUSHROOMS {■ , d aux •� yr>_ _ F', q ,-, .. �� �. �c l -PLY • 16 -ROLL PKG. • —- _ P K DOUBLE ROLL PK(;. M- P. • BA OOM TISSUE 6-ROLLJUMBO :.PAPER TOWELS EA- FAKKI(' 5.49 NAPKINS 1.L9 FACLaI.1TISSL7 ,99 ti( )FTF:NF:K i �Nz TOMATO ►�'- - -coJUICE s 48 Il. oz. TIN �(-F . R- •( (lITti (( FFl BiR"y2 8 -4.; AFti�k)-9RM349 .. 149 LAUNUKY ; : 3,9 1)FTF:K(:F: VT `1 • RC COLA'` • COTT s b -0U1MY ASSO/fiE 46 � POP 14 FA 2.99 141P-. ) KA EA I -- �F , SAUSAGE • KOHLRABI • COLLARDS • KALE • SWISS CHARD • BEETS • DANDELION M' LARGE ORIGINAI. BUNCHES , 991 ENGLISH 'ACUECi. MBERS ,. EA .69J NECTARINES, Fl Ll. YOUR ()WN.- RAG 7111F. ;" i i i.K. PFiUFn1Cl A . >. ,cllialVlA AI Siinki;q LEMONS '(• LEMONS . ... 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TORONTO Helping You Build a Better Life oil -- Starting Soon N. y Network Administrator (A+, CNA, MCP) ♦ Network & Internet Systems Specialist (MCSE) 0 Information Systems Programmer PICKERING CAMPUS (905) 420-1344 Thr ial Assistance may be available to use who t)ualy' 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 caress The Mnacs Croup Inc.. known for tete quality, lntttgnty and NNlovaom of our txntomizted solutions. is an established leader in the Cal Centre Ir dustry. Due to the growth in our Customer Care and Cal liarldng Services, opportunities are available to work in a challenging position for a dynamo organization in the Durham Region. As a team player, you cud use your superior customer service phrbsophy to assist customers with their nquires and to help resolve problems. You will be given the opportunity to use your above-average anahi cal. negotiation, organizational. and deaisiont aking skills. The ideal candidate for this position wd possess ex zkm comm rruation skits. in both Engish and Spanish, and empefience wodwV in a fast -paced customer service environment where fleli AW and teamwork are the key elements of the job. Flexibility is regi red as varying work sdiedulles may apply. Basic computer skis are rte%mred. As a member of the Miriam team. You will enjoy an attractive benefits package. Comprehensive training is provided and Mom is committed to on-going tiairwtg to assist employees in their growth within the company. Assistance with relocation expenses will be provided, whlere applicable. Phiesa fax a dtataiar ratineeni tet dh salary expecta ase; N Fn ft 11l 1 26, 1999 UK Hinin is Resev reaa. The IOaaos Cre" IIIc., Iqs 42"1911. OreM Fib No.01,09320. We are an equal opportunity employer • womw (�1®iC3) ADVANCING CUSTOMER COMMUNICATIONS BUSIMM FORMS Needs • Fol"i wdlim urns CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSISTANT N you haw b the lowing: • Hirh School I College I%pk ma • Two years Custorne Service experience Computer input skills Pleasant & conAden voce & manner Fax lour resunw to: (905)839-3115 Attention: Irene nvasimant Advisor - Durr Region Join an experienced investment Advisor to build Your personal practice. Own your own book and take equity in the business within twelve months. ouahhcallons : Ca- nadian nadian Securities Course and Conduct and Practices Hard - book Course Fax resume to. 1905)623-8930 THE NAIL STATION Greer Training Center Become a nail technician- career training available to artificud nails, ear candling.- wax- ing. Student iirtarang avad- able Mals SZ0 (905)723- 8M 11 Caress CALL CENTRE SALES OUTBOUND - BUSINESS TO BUSINESS MYRON CANADA Is a world leader in imprinted business Products. We have severaloppportunities within our North Amencan Call Centre located in N/E Scarborough. Telesales Account Reps - Selling to existing client base Mail Prospect Reps - Outbound follow-up on Mail Program All our positions pay base plus commissions - NO CEILING ON COMMISSIONS Other benefits include. • 100g• company paid benefits, paid training • Full-time hours, No weekends or evening work Qualified candidates should possess: • 2 or more years office experience • Outbound call centre or retail sales experience • Accurate order entry and spelling • Excellent grammar and command of the English language • Desire to succeed All applicants invited for an interview will be required to complete employment tests as part of the qualifying process. If you possess the appropriate qualifications and wish to loin Martin's Winninp Team contact: Lon (416) 291-1834 ext. 599 Fax (416) 291-8985 Myron a:alr> to tfunk allI cants for their interest however, only those being umsulereor an interview will be contacted. 1 c... cls. !'ileo. ap�nedtl-sits aalNiln p3paaDnnb�y 51150. WmreOnd a- gan. asLesk SPAM.' Cee Ilore110111 to ��e, st" hell. , Vwer Aoatra. (SM721-1611 11 careers 11 Camra COMPUTER SALES PROFESSIONAL The Company V e are an international network of locally owned and operat- ed franchises with over 75 locations in Canada and over 1500 worldwide. The Position We are currently seeking an experienced computer sales profes- sional for Oshawa. The successful candidate will have experi- ence developing new business clients and closing sales. You will recommend PC and LAN technology solutions that will lead to uncommonly good results. Candidates should be professional, results oriented, possess ex- cellent communication and interpersonal skills. A minimum of three years experience is required. Please forward your resume to: FILE 8330 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481, OSHAWA, ONTARIO LIH 71_5 We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those chosen for an Interview will be contacted. Reporting to the Supervisor, Information Technology Services you will be part of the team responsible for maintaining a LAN environment and providing user support. The successful applicant should have a bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent and must have a minimum three years experience with hardware configuration, networking essentials, troubleshooting, and Windows 95/98/NT support. Experience with Netware 3.x/ 4.x and Microsoft Office products would be an asset. If you are interested, please submit your resume, Monday, April 5th to: Wnfit Resooras P.O. Box 54 Pickering, Ont. L1 V 2R2 Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We sincerely thank all others for their interest. No agencteslphone calls please. CAREER OPPORTUNITY Women in Automotive Sales Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. has identified women purchasers and women owners' loyalty as a key business growth opportunity. As part of this strategy Fred Motor Company of Canada Ltd. and select Toronto and Southern Ontario Ford Dealers are involved in an exciting new program to recruit women into the automotive retail selling profession. We are seeking to place customer oriented, ambitious, self -motivated individuals. Automotive selling experience is not required, however, service or selling experience is preferred. The management teams at these dealerships together with professional consultants will offer a focused team approach to support and develop your career path. Fax your resume to (905) 831-7549 — _ .. - ._ _ —.— •. ,r. .�'•.. -_ ___➢ — _. __ - ,r ..v. '.r..ppj}v M f.. :R x�rOKr!"��. - ... . _. __.. _.___ _. _. __— .. .. ;�,<� jjap _ CHANGE HE.ANS O"ORTUNM, AND AT AWAY, WE'VE CHANGED! STORE MANAGEMENT We are looking for dynamic:, highly motivated and dedicated irldividmis to lead our store teams in Oshawa. Whfty and the surrou ndirq areas. successful canchdates will thrive on new chalerges, demonstrate ezceknt communication, organizational and problem solving skills. with post secondary educabon you will have 2-3 discount retail SuCoessfull experience. candidates will full), accountable for al aspects of profitable kF store marketing, Moping and receiving. sales promotion, kiss prevention and hwnan resources. Brltlal, offers exa4n/ career opportunities with Canada's torerrlost neighborhood retailer. Please forward your resume to: Biway, 637 Lakesban Blvd W. Ten.to, Omt., NSV 3tA Fax (416) 536 -GM Please direct aE resbvoes to at Aetenti.. of Reeriddog Ma nWir Although we cannot accept phone calls and ale able to respond only to Nose who ale selected for an interview, the inurcst aJ diose who apply a greatly appmc O DYLEX Ceradri rrdrlri ArFAaa COMPUTER SALES PROFESSIONAL The Company V e are an international network of locally owned and operat- ed franchises with over 75 locations in Canada and over 1500 worldwide. The Position We are currently seeking an experienced computer sales profes- sional for Oshawa. The successful candidate will have experi- ence developing new business clients and closing sales. You will recommend PC and LAN technology solutions that will lead to uncommonly good results. Candidates should be professional, results oriented, possess ex- cellent communication and interpersonal skills. A minimum of three years experience is required. Please forward your resume to: FILE 8330 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481, OSHAWA, ONTARIO LIH 71_5 We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those chosen for an Interview will be contacted. Reporting to the Supervisor, Information Technology Services you will be part of the team responsible for maintaining a LAN environment and providing user support. The successful applicant should have a bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent and must have a minimum three years experience with hardware configuration, networking essentials, troubleshooting, and Windows 95/98/NT support. Experience with Netware 3.x/ 4.x and Microsoft Office products would be an asset. If you are interested, please submit your resume, Monday, April 5th to: Wnfit Resooras P.O. Box 54 Pickering, Ont. L1 V 2R2 Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We sincerely thank all others for their interest. No agencteslphone calls please. CAREER OPPORTUNITY Women in Automotive Sales Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. has identified women purchasers and women owners' loyalty as a key business growth opportunity. As part of this strategy Fred Motor Company of Canada Ltd. and select Toronto and Southern Ontario Ford Dealers are involved in an exciting new program to recruit women into the automotive retail selling profession. We are seeking to place customer oriented, ambitious, self -motivated individuals. Automotive selling experience is not required, however, service or selling experience is preferred. The management teams at these dealerships together with professional consultants will offer a focused team approach to support and develop your career path. Fax your resume to (905) 831-7549 — _ .. - ._ _ —.— •. ,r. .�'•.. -_ ___➢ — _. __ - ,r ..v. '.r..ppj}v M f.. :R x�rOKr!"��. - ... . _. __.. _.___ _. _. __— .. .. ;�,<� jjap _ 100 100 110 110 1=2= 110 ==2 LAWNCARE TECHNICIANS Dr. Green Lawncare, one of Southern Ontario's fastest growing lawn care companies requires career minded individuals looking for a future in the lawn care industry. Applicants must possess a positive attitude, be physi- cally fit and have a clean driving record. Excellent command of the English language necessary. valid pesticide license an asset. Training provided. Full time year round 8 part time seasonal positions available. $800.00 (5 day week) Fax resume: (905) 625-5398 THE MUTUAL GROUP a large Canadian Financial Services Com- pany, has 2 immediate openings for repre- sentatives in Durham Region, who want to achieve entrepreneurial independence. If you have at least 2 years full time work experi- ence, a post secondary education, and are Interested in not just earning a living but BUILDING A LIFE, fax your resume to (905)668-2141, for a Confidential interview. 110 110 Ontario's fastest irowing reSldenticll own care ADIEUX "IMPTNhas Lm� c De" for a IBA�!/R IR REGIONAL BRANCH MANAGER The successful applicant will oversee a residential lawn care branch. Their experience managing a service-oriented business will give them the tools they need to grow the company. Experience operating a lawn care branch as well as background in direct residential sales is an asset. Faxr*sumilli in cotlfldoneo to: (416) 213-6450 Attire Miebaol Helimbach UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Albert St, King St. E., Maple St. E. LEAKSDALE Regional Rd. 1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Laidlaw St. N. Laidlaw St. S. Munro St., Paris St., Peace St., St. John St. UDOR Linda Ave., Lembitu Ave., Manniku Rd., Sulevi Ave. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 CLEANUP /DETAILER Required for busy Chrysler dealership in Ajax. Experience a must. Apply with resume by fax to: (905) 683-5738 SALESPERSONS NEEDED New Store Opening soon in: • Pickering Town Centre Full and part time dynamic individuals with sales experience. Excellent working conditions Send Rimmd W. - THE TELEPHONE BOOTH° Yorkdale Shopping Centre -3401 Oatledn Street 4. Toronto, ON M64 M (416) 7843500 tow '- STOC� join Our Dynamic Customer Service Driving Team! Friendly, cheerful, reliable, good with children, enjoy driving? IS THIS YOU? If so, then a part-time job driving a school bus may be for you. Please forward your resume and Driver's Abstract to: Stock Transportation Ltd. 900 Dillingham Road, Pickering, Ont. L 1 W 1 Z6 Or fax: (905)420-3688 '100 IMMEDIATE POSITIONS $7.12 TO $8.00 PER HOUR JOIN THE QUANTUM TEAM!! Ne need: • Strong Warehouse Workers (lift up to 100 lbs.) • Assemblers • Picker/Packers • Inserting Machine Operators • Material Handlers • Forklift Operators (S9 - S10/hr.) • Various shifts available Bring your steel4oed safety boots, Beprepared to work today. Bring void cheque or savtng account information for direct deposit. Refer a friend ... earn a bonus". Interviews held in Pickering on Tuesday, March 23, 1999 at Pickering Recreation Center (1867 Valleyfarm Rd) all (416)292-2282 for appt. M JOBS AVAILABLE FOR YOUTH i� • On the job Training * Internet job Access *job Banks * Interview Workshops • Resume Workshops Call the Hotline: (905) 852-7848 ext. 21 PETS ON TV Dogs, Cats, Birds and Exotic Animals needed for TV commercials, series, films, catalogues and brochures. Send picture with name and phone number with info on pet to: P.O. Box 58541,197 Sheppard Ave. E. Tor., M2N 3A8. GerwW H JOBS AVAILABLE! Are you 16 to 24 years old') Currentky out of work and sdlod We Can I* you find a pb for FREE! Cao the HOTLINE Oshawa/ Whitby 725-4786. Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 Hrwr•r rate • commrssmn bonus A Carlail1w Num pubisher retakes mdepa dart represmaeves wtOt butim s- lo- winless tknorkuq everimce to ;10117hom Voile The Idol mrt0imte will Imo a and be SelIM otxraled ft= I Cal freta Hao al 905566-1308. 11 ALL UNEMPLOYED 18 AND UP C Jerks, students, d m ers, painters, construction work- ers, laborers etc. START A NEW CAREER U p to $1355 per hr WE WILL TRAIN YOU Factorryy Outlet has Immed. openings in C u,t. serv. Manag- er Trainees, set up dt.piay, gen. help, an mlatcd porton. %0 EXPERIENCE NEEDED ed in aLl depts. nw, s, incentives rapid advancen for fwd working divlduals. You n be neat, retia have own trauisl talion and able .tart work imn For interview al 571-3532 Sunday 12 noon - 3 pm. Monday 9 am. - 5 p.m. Owldred Wads No phone sales Fun enwronrnam. Hourly wage 6 bonuses 45 yew old cwyarny 665.8483 ATTENTION FULL TIME pan time Local Firm has 41 Im- rr OWN opewgs with ftexnae scheduies avadabie $1085 STMT No Exp NKJWiO Trail Mat fiN positions by Mar.25. Cam Mon - wed. tram 10 a.m - 6 p.m. 7234920 AZ DatEa steady LTL rtwa. 9th ropes. clean a0strad Z i s. experience 1s a must. Cal Joe at 905.427- 41163. CA= PItO NNW swper- visas A Canmssws ewbd. Posgiora ww availahk. As- sisfirw bit hmb+ss•a for a raatiortal relalered 1�y. VdKk ad gra elq 791- an asw Call t 800 79,- 4075 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser w quests that advertisers dwKk chair ad upon pllDlicalion as News Ad• verbser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insa tion and there shall be no ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads Is limited to the amount paid for the space ticcu- pyirg the error. M copy is subiW to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 PAGE 27 A/P Gerrity Fbla 1.1,■ GprWW N* IMM raatttral "Op GwwW litho CANADIAN TIRE CORP! 75 People Needed Immediately! Oshawa Our client is opening a new store and needs 75 men and women to help with the set up. Duties include warehouse work, shelf stocking, labelling, unloading, and general duties as specified by supervisors. May require evening and weekend shifts. CSA approved safety shoes are essential. Apply: Global Human Resources, recruiting Monday March 22, loam to 3pm. 1 day only, Jackson's touch of Class, 104 Consumers Drive, Whitby. 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. It 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. Are you 16 - 24? Need a job? Job Connect can help you find it - It's free! • Internet job access • Interview workshops • Resume workshops • On the job training CALL THE HOTLINE OSHAWA/WH ITBY 725-4786 Ajax/Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 WE NEED SALESPEOPLE!) Guaranteed pay of $7.80/ hour with commission up to $15/ hour! Great sup- pbmental income. Take a break from the kids & make some extra cash!!! Ajax Location -Harwood Place Mall Moafay b 1hurs" (0 p.m. b 9 p.m.)1 SIM Sata ft (10 a.m. b 2 p.m.) (416) 321-9333 , iameaztxa, THE AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER requires adult carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door, eve Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday , before 6:00 pm. Must have a car. for information call 905-683-6117 I1 "-"iI � LFum i#xp. retw+fntl) Box 717 Port perry, Ont. 1.91. 1A6 KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! Ages 2 + Wanted for TV 8t Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men / Women 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Parents call (416) 221-3829 Strong canvassers needed to make a difference. Canadian Feed The Cbildren has Full-time (benefits) & Part -Time positions available • Guaranteed boarly wages.... plus bonuses Call Sandra 725-6111 evenings Residential Property Maintenance Company Requires a general labor- er. Experience an asset. Idealty suit ex- council workers or students. Driving license essential. Females or males incited to apply. Tel (416) 716-6545. 3ON'T WORK for mmmum wage. $100 - $75 per hour. Pan time Not MLM. no bynrq and selgrq Call toil tree 24hrs1- 888-773-9990 Driven Wanted Fur Pickering,/Rea i,r hms to do deli u� :n or wound the end x)mr out of h Willing to work e mornings or late e wp. Must have exl mce with tractor to ,AZ Itcense). H Boom Trucks. Fork or any of the other r of ride along mac er. Friendly worl Pease Fax resume, 1905) 4261143 tvn more perwets. issembimrg products in the corMort of your own home Send a sem- addressed stamped a�Wp� to 0 PH 6-2400 W" St W. Sue $41 Ref 636. Mis- susatga. Ont L5K 2R8 EDUCATIONAL SERYKES re- qurres furl ':me tudor. will urwversay educabw and the atiidy to leach from WXk 1- 12 in Enosh & nuM tar re - stow to 44005S61WIS71 ESTNETICW Plectroklpsis regwred minimum 5 years worwng experience Appy to- day for a remadw opporw* ry n tNchrnq In pawn 15 Settcot St S . or tax townie to 19051726-6yo ESTNETICLUS look,rq to Ian a progressive saloevspa olterng a hobsbc emlror mensSubmit resume Uo Bev". to. 123 Auld SVM. Whdby Om LIN 3Z1 o tax 305-432-7669 EVER11i Cook reowW Banquet expenence an asset Fteubw nuurs. Send resole to File 0 329. PO Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario LIN 7L5 or tax (905Q3-0242 EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLISTS wanted for LArIALICICS in lied Oshawa Centre salary commrsston Cam Robert 9051723-M7 E1Dfl IENCEHairdressm- wamed for L Arbtuda in Pick- auV Town C"m Scary plus commission Cam Robert A 1905) 420-1440 or tax resume to (905) 763-9345 GABS Attendant wanted ppairt-unit nights and wee - CA (W5 )4 2114. OATS Envepre- new$ Oream How to open cr own bus$$r' Proven ile 19914. worldvwde cormacti produaf Eaty!l Tom Free 1- 877-327-6067 LOTS OF LOVE and care needed for dWren at a ovistm Day care. supply worn pondile pr nrlamm po- Wiori. pan tam- We art WIN* wwarrls M" shro- an for ore saner. Plyse nm Jam Of Saw at %5- 839IM w1N an b ham Mir resew ready!! NeeM in cataropues. T.V. commer- ciaL Magaairies, acrd trims will m aocepred ow" amd mostialm fees rbM Cal (416)-941-9343 or 1.8W Y0.0- E.1 -U.S. NAL TECIrN11CM neabd for WM salon Moat )lave 2 Yews expo mmed. Please CA 697-8826 IMM mew" 51st p4K wed lrwkeOrq O011lpary needs 10 pw* now 6"N nae ser son. No exptxierice rom- sary, wino b train call Juie fa interview at 905 720- 3144(18+). 243144(18.). Ful Time Only. ROLL A ►ANT Tri Lobe Teebitimm. Oil dw. w. previous experience nem- sary, valid drivers §cense. Apply at PENNZOIL. 195 PSK yRd. S. Ajax. (no 110 WE WANT rout Experienced telemarketers required Hour- ly salary plus bonuses. wry cash 1riClmlva. tl you're the one f36 -M Call DOW RMT, hull timepart time for hotel settmg Must be reliable and flexible References re- quuiyred. Contact Alison at Hok- dInn. Oshawa Tel 575- 5101 or tax 576.32% SEANSTRESS/TAILOR ex. penence necessary full nwi part time posltlort5 in Pldler- Ing Town Centre & Oshawa Centre Call Head Office, 905- 279-2483 Security Officers Private Investigators Must speak & write English fluently. Must have car Whitby 1-905-430-2549 %ion -Fn. 141 pin ',HIPPFRIRFCEI%PR required nor nigh ionto warehouse. O gani[ed, honest- han wurktnr tMivrdua .M.,t have forklift r per:ence. Heavy pn duct Friendly worker er row ment. Pleaw Fax resume, Attn: IantGlew (905)426.1143 30VAL WOPKER Famui :ed'mCr't a PJI- mem Foster ;are Program for the Children's Ad Societies d Durham. Kawartha-Uiburton. and Northumbertand is seek - mg a aakked ttimKw to Im its mum-dsapnary tem T14 mmanti m oil I) develop. coordrkte. and dower tbera- pewc serous to ammen AW ta"Mm. 11) s dw. Iran. and supervise tre umm taster parents. 111) panropm n 1*I11011 reS4Wdt and MAP - mg *w1opowd The suc- 1 411 d mrt6rraW rod foot in USW or SSW degree. or a BN CYW, as wel as several years of progressive expow. A chM and family treatment salary ranVe 532.229 to $55.167 de room on gltardA moons Apply by Apra 16 to we Di,1-w OSIN Ex- eculnrector. Northumba- larW Chiiftn s Aid Soo" 1005 Burnham Street. Co - bole!; Ont KSA 2L6 Arm Margaret Osmond TM NEWS ADVE>RTME>R Is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Old Kingston Rd. Reed Dr. Wright Crs. Marks Crt. Meekings Dr. Griffiths Dr. Marsh Lane Elizabeth St. Carr Dr. Maple St. Cedar St. Tudor Ave. Beech St. NelsonAve. 926 ICZEayty RM 905 Gayly SL Westshore Blvd. Vistula Dr: Beechlawrl Dc Maimticourt Dr. Fairfield Cres- SOutllview Dr. Autumn Cres. White Cedar Dr. Sivw Maple Dr. Amoamaci Ave. gnac Cres. Dexookk ODr. Dr. Illp Major Oaks Rd. Charlotte Gr. Bronte Sq. ***-A*** FOR FURTHER WFORYATION 905.683-5117 IIR News AUTMIRM a onkm for Kuk to dakww ns peR and flyers door t0 dog four times a week by 6.00 PW in their net borhoodnt 905-683-5117s. ti WANTED Independent repre- sentative to; new communf- calms company Potental to earn $1200 gwckly No ex- penence necessary TraineW provWW. t nowt )-250 A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Mwch 21,1999 1 OMM Ndp ORIN Hills 1 Serf NeyGseeee Skilled Help fly tM4 Eff $9M9d HW4 ACCOUNTING CLERK Position for Electronic Service Company in Whitby. Good knowledge of Accpac, A/R, A/P, and office procedures a must. For appointment call (905)668-6429 or fax resume to (905)668-3620 1 sebf NelerlAgrwe 1 Seta lbpAseMb % INSIDE SALES POSITION AVAILABLE IN.- NORTHUMBERLAND N:NORTHUMBERLAND AREA ' • PORT PERRY/UXBRIDGE AREA If you are a cheerful, self -motivated and deadline - oriented individual, you may wish to consider a position with our very busy advertising department. An excellent telephone manner is required, as well as organizational skills and an ability to rise to a challenge. This is more than a job - it's a career Send your resume by mail or fax to the appropriate office below Northumberland News Port Perry This Weel fax (905) 373-4719 fax (905) 985-1777 Noraturtlbedand News Port Perry This Week cio Eugene Dupuy wo Jennine Huffman 884 Division St. 1625 Scugog St. Bldg 2, Unit 7 unit #2 cobou K9A 4.19 Port Perry L9L 1 K6 Have you been out of the work force for a few years, raising a family? Do you enjoy home decorating and helping people? Are you looking for a career that is challenging b rewarding? M so, we rywy have the perfect ''ob for you! We are a successful chain of furniture and gift boutiques located in Ontario shopping malls. We need you to work 12-25 hrs. per week during daytime, evening b weekend periods. We will provide you with extensive training, including a full tour of our factory. To join our team, apply in person with resume to: Crate Designs Picturing Teem Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. Pkkering, Ont. Liv 1st NEW HOME SALES AM" Required for New Horne Sites In Pickering,Scarborough. Experience an asset, but not required Please Fax Flownte to: (905) 5094112 or call us O (905) 5094111 SALES REPS Sell to schools and groups. School vacations and summers chkhm. Flex. hours ff. Suit parents with school I Cal lI -SW2WI 250 ON FROM OW Pap - few W rnr, h m wdweky. $900.113000. Free lloohbt 4164314925 or lbs putt ��access ode r0AON11 PArA3m stay All here ON lr be* 0 herr Msed besima mann poniard. Call4116-2114- !rfeM TW 11011$1 Work • pore. Uip or pgwerhd US feakip SysNm. Unfilled os - Car.. Free snpPiOL Ruh SAS. by OVAMP III: ubaf qx* hraensrorNf 232 Kid SL W. Seib 4, sort 217. Lindsey, ibi gored for busy � dt- afaNbp otyping skift and ukedge, of INS fie Aiq b MOM a wry May siellitoard a rent Phase be all resu ifs b IMdi (905) t31-7070. PMT 1n Accounts Rectiv able dark repuired fir local property -w Cow - parry.. Please reply w wrione b: PwsorrW Manager. Nd 95 Be* SL W.. suMe 0 03 Ajlw. LIS 7118. tZr" Nelen a (905) 837-1053. sawo tranMhg & marketing support 'Hhgtt!y paid conmssm -part fire / Full time neto nim for oro intentier Fax 416-391-5637 CANNIET maters repurW Fully OW Miced cabinet maters need or* apply. Please to reser a bgas- 90-9714, 05913-9714. OOPATCIER- IW 11011 bed trucking compaq. exper- ace4 US Mosaics and cow polar skills nec amy. Fa 905 W sm. � fly -Sob dew - Ors, a" of tam, urvidp AN O"M ELN. compo fin PIV fennet bWAS oadoge. Shady «MployweMa how vaekwwtr. We aitoer sow weal. /MCeNrM wane amok t>ZMdrk. alllrwww 2 years wpaieaioe. Fbuadl. Re- anap afhce. 706.357-3e3a. B8C$ARIRA ad 3, 4, or So Twowfor OOeawMpa N$WonfW and week. Eaperinece aMniael. I= n`een` b (905) 436 ►AST eA11Mr1e Lou$= A TOW was wo rwWWOUMU IM 75.5 or OiW0054101. immethatelly for busy body �� Whitby. in No apprentice. Phone, JENSEN AUTO BODY (905) 668-3331 rew am De oro year AP roadworkor cried wsek A per month. Must be able to work wsupavisM . owr- nme. Cal Artie 436a215. ECMMMC, full tum or ptA time walled. Call 905-852- 4584 or 905.852-2291. established Durham Region manufacturer of industrial ;trical equipment requires an ELECTRICAL DESIGNER. l self -motivated individual will be responsible for the design based automation and power systems for induction heat I melting. Prepares electrical schematics,detail panel a lipment layout and BOM for manufacturing operations us Candidate must have an Elect. Technologist Diploma with 2 yea industrial experience, sound knowledge of AutoCAD R13/14. Familiar with AB RSvew and RSLogix an asset. Proficient in Microsoft Office and have excellent time management and organizational skills. Candidates to submit their resumes, by mail or fax (905) 683-6550 only (no phone -calls please), in confidence to: 333 Station St., Ajax, OM. LIS 1S3 requires EXPERIENCED PARTS COUNTER PERSON For confidential Interview please contact Mr. Ray Jervis 576-1800 or 576-1805 or fax resume: 576-6078 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Junior Position for recent college graduate of electronics. Repair service to component level. Must be willing to 1 IrClea x sob WY Aral SELL used fridges. stove. rashers, new and used dryers. coin operated washers a low Mw prices. New wash- ers. dryers, tridges, stoves. Bar tridges. freezers. dish- washers (brand mane). Low low prices. Cas Gord Ste- p"- In err (905) 626.0365 or (905) 723-5374. 325 Simcoe St S.. osham CARPET NROIER. 100%, Nylon thick. plush, stain re- SiSW Carpo. For 3 rooms. only $369.00. Price includes 30 So. Y& fit. d*= Pad and imbAaeon in your home. Free Otrara}ion . in your hone. No wiferm. no payment for ore too Year, Daniel. 1-000- 217-0101. team and grow with our industry. Call (905)668-6429 CARPET$ - lots Or off• 100% rrflon. new sun re - or fax resume to 190511668-3620 Wase t, ", on ham I will rMS3 OPERATOR required for A90 9810 v✓T51 P/T or Fl T Fax resrahe to (9p5)831- 6722 Medical DENTAL ASSISTANT Pan tune . some reception duces. AbWM requred. COMM Fu�m .- o.ns OEMTAL RECEFTMIST/AS- $RTANT revered for P,arer- mp otrx 30 Imus per week No evening$ or weekends Fax resume b: 905-831-5975. J.O. NEALTN Care Services now accepting resumes for RN's RNA's oualMnd hush can providers and haft maws Full-time and pas- time PWN al (9MAS 9717 or send reemes b 75 Nft" Drive. Alex, Onuno LIZ 1.18 smote; MIATm, part -tine dental AI pli, - b work in a last piroed erhwMOl - W Ming have min m�hrmtipu2aryws es- Oman - s as imst. Phase oorwcl Mary(905)SM-3262. .1 SM BYr1EE91 For New Toddler grogram. schism and slots Re. Ca11416-267-9677 LINER-wr GWAWAK 3 =$coc aged dtMdwM. $10. per cir am fir aftenit ur a ser - - (906) GOMx8 UK4Wr Al1Rr fir 3.4 Gays pr Wmk Far Colow 1 • 3112 in sioaw. No law - 4w. Driver pee' ' Na- unker. ECE a MUL a 862-9184. LR1E40r lllEtr for 34 dqs or week For dddm 1 +312msmmIMlaw- Itpen Drier prw I Nw ..air ECE as am a 1524184. 1f8041111r or k"4 -10d lier 3 yaw R ad cM�Plas (iN41trB1ts�rs 7allaet- S erMlr- ge 7�p4i.' lip. Ilyr�cpt���-. =at bppo ad w - lift for Bull ort ptsiion w PkMwO for 1 ■ - ab boy. (90611211Q280• RaaeMas. otnre.. TOdCAI your chilidscam in W�81AEUxT_ base tlaMs:eitarrDbblagqynrs. ECE opawm CIO 10 ak illkw kpPlelse Carat (m LO OATC9W AVAIL - ARE . hods r of 2 will an fir yrlx chid n her tame. Rgtrernoes awibblk r mted- ad. PWse a 8524193 1gr11Hl d two alas lovirp, niiabb pan -lime are for your bdtler in the BrooklDW brook area Creative play. wags b the park "node; lunches and TLC! (905)686- 4026. carpet 3 rooms, sm. Price includes carpet 0►.nrun ped. M 0.1. *Awl" expert mpalmon. lap dsinv- PICKEROG Neacf / Roft: VY• hes asmaa (30 yards) Lamp dayare. 18 months b Norrailn W2314. (12 years tuck" and park) CraRt. my ewe. music, own- CARPET$ $ALE: Lasa ar- fieoes meals 8 srhards. First pits. 10D% from Sian re - Ad. C -PR. ceAlied Ron- k se. carpet 3 rooms 5339 12M u" g. reC 0-1 906-428- (3D ser yd) bdrdest : carpe orammm pad and istana- f LMU LOIIMIG dayca e Available in my non-smobp hone, snacks t lunch pro- vded. Cal 152-a97 1 Fill ENDS WOOD PRODUCTS. truck bad of logs Buy now kadyfor So - an am %a* w�a b burn (905) 852-7586 1 su9+• ADULT TRICYCLE ath am- er Excellent candwon Ae1�q $99 aro. Cal (905) 427-5777 and leave r sg enlS180I a DRYER, excanant 0000ition. SM or boo aur. Cal 905 691 moi. �1 fuels. for so 3 SLUM desbrfield, gnysaeskr!i-a grey: 8 phMs ISOg. Pug ohM do" Oed rhesterlieW, sandy co- loured villi green 8 ppk�rm CON (905►427BMW -0710. a PIECE Mob��MMh ft tiros 5 Cr I«R 4 able 00. as2-74a. 9 PIECE dww(( room suit Will milk 4 captain claim pill dw �and�rse jr ca9 9D6�4WJi a. 800 Uf ACaTa. Ito b 1/ 2 price. balx hpeeves hew s9.". h how sit.". bsom wNo s from s$.9e. EM Go! fiffAl ev. 11OW211�1p0 9Yr OMr AN: . Chic abed IMM vawl $1800.. I" M : am.. a 1111111. KAM wteorjt bon o- no"p4Nbir�apfM One- 81.21110. Sudft "k Mullett. kno a11�-9167 $400. cal Doman .s $1311. Swore $10! FFv- Ins. 9ul-bedi, Discount prices. Dertwry atrilebb. (416►41627i4. RAM Cut Ne m dlk man. kuww has cube made widow Cowriegs. venal. VaMtiin. ShWers. Free esti- mates. (416)227-7777 or (906)-660.0072 or 1-8369- 0555. tlOOnMEA T>F machisoft ne m. Noft t�� sna 6 pre. .,,,.-y..r,, , sun Free asaman. carpet n Iva is senkp Durham And :trrwhdhq ane; San 905- 688-1 m CIVET AND VOM - Carpel three rooms. 30 $oceans y tram 1329 mstaUd I wl clic- cpml you best code by 10x. Chestomer satsiaction guar - can MMufor row free of ni ere. 905-41- COMPUTERFACTORY. 1FACTyORY. Blpoawy- r is Men SIMArlwc► 3g0 Mew loaded, pnift, '"On", maernd. Scituate and more. Free SCaner. delivery and alkp. I 515 -s545 ncheirldig ..r.tr rmo. so C..uweeeiail said lkrsmw eIII i - DirectlTrial e+ sea Ram berweee maid M CM - bawtM cher Carle brows ELN book sm 10.12. Appraised a $9500. saaifoe a sso110 (705) 788 - am (era aMNNr4 . a warAbel Mon bmk E $8.000. 90416- 7471. somAL T+nl Pam sm ON am and ase $380. Pias. RONrd EPS dooK alubic wide stud 82+ lits 5569. N rcdNr coldgm tiNrMt Pba sob at Dnlrr Cdge is Sts" C40L Aper 9dVlOMINL Over 40 POW and d1Ads- For NOW radon or appwnhmtr a 1- M 9E0 x4" Ordrpmk pill, lop. sok and kmL MI w OUK Cost $1,700. SM SM (416) 255-M NTMS sl sus some ONiN 117lllaat MCLMIn ANCIM m Twou w. E Will" MI YM fridge, use", Ory- x ad pore. Elederat condi- tion. 4 yeas ON. sm alter (905) 831-2444 Home health pre is evolving and we are meeting the challenge. RN's and RPN's are providing pre through our visiting and shift grams that could only be provided in the hospital as little as ten l ago. Our staff appy their expertise In areas such as palliative are, 1 op same day surgery, stoma and wound consultation, continence maternal pre. If you have specialty skills such as N initiation, coed pumps, ca lines and peritoneal dialysis then you are in demand! 'Partners in Community Nursing' is looking for nurses with a wide variety of experience, a natural dedication to the nursing profession in ongoing commitment to quality care. In return, we offer our corn hensive orientation program and opportunities for training and corn sation that are second to none. With a commitment to both client and staff satisfaction, we are recognized as the employer of choice in the Durham Region. For chance to join our team of dedicated professionals, please fax cover letter and resume in confidence to: Heather Smith, Director of Nursing Partners In Community Nursing, 965 Dundas St. W., Suite MC, Whitby, Ont. LIP 168 Fax: 665-9961 If you are able to provide: • Light housekeeping duties • Personal care • Support to people in their homes • HS2/3, PSW, HCA certificate required • Flexible work schedule • Reliable vehicle and current driver's license Para -Med can provide you with: • Up to 44 hours per week caseload • Variety of work assignments • Team environment • Learning and training opportunities Qualified workers urgnadly required ice Ajax -Pickering. Please forward your resume to: Human Resources Para -Med Home Health Care 179 King St.E., Oshawa Fax: (905) 576-8852 "Equal Opportunity Employer" Flrstat np P^NMNsources Join the team where you come first! REGISTERED NURSES RPNs A HLAs required urgently for hospitals/ nursing homes and private duties in York RegkxVG.T.A. & Scarborough • Full time hours • Flexible hours • Competitive rates • Bonuses and Benefit packages Fax: 905-477-1956 Open House March 25, 19 9,4 pan. - 7 p.m. Havers, � A=11111CARL Av New Groduaw Wdcomul 87 Old Krinpton Rd. Max cam" �canrr Dnswer $135. Meho�glMp ob i a drier rthid1610 d SM Wolf MO A 4 dean ill" bond 5750. 6 FYq MO dears $300. Vl,-- 'and re neck. � s duh cW of Moore: 7pe $clad (Comm side) Pie cwm ad bed- e10r sulk ON $1000. o $5.160.rt 0 4pe NMbm b*e� llrMl aNm ELSdd M ad Liffe SM. Rahn Oboe Lop rib i 4 leeiwa duan 1 cmA 4 (aa S $M 5695. Telt i 5 dlrfa $'200. amkww Ft4rr Off- Ims- t1d 11uweubm Ilm 35 (New w bac Cao 1Reppes�s primper & � AN so types of eaYn epi$- i deanunce Slreo SF- $4170p0e. EPROM wEPROM Vsart arasx ( hard) $125. 01- fice desk $75. chair 1120. 3 week lunch dw $50 no. a ri cmmbr 5300. 1997 Gr Safari 81kti van $11,000 Coetnds 2 hlrrely bimsded.and 11mF SaMkq ress (905) 697-3532. . 7r -r -a-a' 1 r 9i eMaeMerion! 1S rminars Mow�SSlyrOomlils- focejeOLeldalta��. will liege Choat wsa prix b A9l 41L (!06}2!63101 for killing iepfisand 810 delle. Cd Mb a 906427 -71St. P - Digin a Acown Rid b on - 10111111. Rohr applied Se plashes. 8wuh. DNNyd pwwjw ort. $75 ddrec" hon pwanse a any Rood W or KR Disirl pb wide this at oex god b lluelh 27199 Enan mmw, Lli bklpe Weiner d 'Ma hu- sk Stirs' Awad. (91115 5 - 7179. CLOCKRENOVATION! SALE Rei wm and floors. bvu- brY MuR Go! lupe alachn d sew ad sued paps. Now do" pwwe from Se9S and 14L to own. 11000% of al Nnge sNrgion d raet/aswg Gods lean $996 and up. call TELEP PIANO 433-1491. POOL TAKES. 8' ad 9' rale biriad taxes for sak. Cad 905.420-6113. �m sae RCA SATELLITE SYSTEMS Includes dish, receiver d card with July opened chane access. Fleceive 400++ dnawneb No moM11y be. $695 installation $200. Doit coall9os�j7i kft s or (905(571-7990 Ru. DSS. SATELLITE, new model 5135 including lest and lal agn.re,, 7) Vierr over 900 tignreb, sm 99 irhpaRatiorh available. Card guararrow for 6 nhorhUs. Kennsat(905) 725-0196. (905)626-9999 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned. fun .rarr�y Pa00y's Iearkef. 905-263-x369 a 1-8pD-798- 5602. srEDwl - Quality wooden sheds 8- % 8' barn M. only 1339 plus ux. why other sizes ad styles aaibble. Mkt(ay Alw Or an3. d decks. 761 !id IJhM PMdhenrmno¢g For more hnlo, a 905 i19 2093 NAK'S APPLIAMM safes/ Sernce/Parts Deluxe fro* Ir" hndges. like new $199/up sen -dew" Shue. lift -lop $199 Side -by -sods, Me new. while $599 wagers $149hp Dryers s150/up. Kermroar ddwato r, tim-n Now set 6199 Microwaves $too. Fraser cars . Me new SM Financrq available OAC Up b lyre w.jx;raMMy 426 Soeheoe SLS. (906172a�043 Pr1EMM FURNnURE 25th Aouverswy Specials Sola Poe rev stww wwhbrefah wit only SM sold Oak Conn and Ed table ep My $599 We have been he* uanng to highest "ft solid pine i oak furMaa w to DO- Repro since 1974 En lerturkments units. Home Oltiu. Dining Room. Kitchen. 90dnoow and cw m Dawn. ere all haedke by our Crahsnen on praises. Droop in and see err stale d the An noodworkirp raciMy ad let us Am you how one huildin is made. Reasmbu There is No Sabpilw or Ofatty'. Tradiponal Wood- mial 115 rota Pen Road (S. an ROOM PA) Pon Perry. 906.99 fn4. wnwatraditlah yvooeuorlewon.n no wags ep/M a � i125+ rR eeed'we.i. ars s1!! /tip. new ad used Coin Walled weshas ad prices. Raw Iwsid tta o tq�tRagM ism ad tam window sm No Se- Iksldai d odtx nw sd used appliancesStepin^t APPUMM Saks. service. Parts. 154 7etaa 5744&WI6 sm W wH9rl9 AAE$i - Ski 20. New wenL le" ear tlrk X00 9054211,411111" IrME CAM for ale. Cal TIM SO&W4117. sap x-AAr1 TAAPS f r ate to Her Cats.Mats9 x p35 qtly vVW Mao. Can he seeds ilio Iellts i45.00 caw Cal 962 2933 1111011AGE door mp*L ted Ne us ista9edK Twoups, Srss 416336.0073 1 Ardent M11AlIEs$yTsA9MNMapt Ad- Vice- d - 1111111101110, May tr a Pwdimbv O W 01 - ribs W/NM atfigw cad - ass. rhe MM b AM carr $& red). collection of any �. attaenMies or merest b slope err tique Mans. specie) Mbororoft potrry. 1'M try to n- spind b al Orris$. Robert Bowen (AntiBrookMn. 00066S -55o1' ►NS-Ao49. bu 1 Arlkfeo Wfteoled 1 �' 1 w r CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. Sob Seo a morel Pay top dollar LIOUIDKn N ALE for top items. Home autric/ Quality Now Forwltun Waco car audio. tools, CO's, rn Tsum" Rd E mores, games. odd, dia- (1R mile salla of ThiebooIld I monds, furniture, avphances. 22iu M5ODM 20 sofa sets, glider rockers, 7 pc. k tal IW5j �5 er sets, coffee b end tables, all sizesmattresses,aspec mattress deal, from items in working order) single $139./set; Double frc $179/set, Queen from $199/set. Sleigh beds, 25 cu BAN FRIDGE goon conation, approx Iso rail (905) 852 cabinets b entertainment units, 5 pc. cherry diner, used sofas, hall tables, plus new car batteries. 6923. WANTED -HOT "'I" i Mon - Est. I" p -m -,Sunday 11-1 p.m. Mcloap Auctions 432-2136 or 616.3291 SZZLERSMatch box, dinky. model Cars. and other auto- 170 TarrAon Rd. E. Whitby five toys Call 263 2661 rage. Private setting across mo emaw dap. WANTED. WILL PAY FACE VALUE. PLEASE CALL BRUCE "OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK" 905-579-4100 EXT. 2207 1 Arta A CRAFTERS WANTED at -The Gat d Crag Stanwpnace locat- ed m the Crwnice Flea Mar- kel, 4 km. ext d Oslo - Let us show 6 sell your calls di- realy b the PAW, You do not rove to be them Thee is NO 5 month tonna. Alsore- eene t month free mrd it you Sign up March 31. call 905- 136.1021 FOLK ART CLASSES amW* oWning Mar zz AI levet. morning. afternoon and even - dues available. BegrF urs our spimwkty lam a Craft trot an mkeve stress and give aiormous enial mad. Cal (905) 576-3947 Will iitanafion. Prods. pal SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Rec- languiar abom ground mdud- 2deckuq. 16 x 24. 0/0. 995. Package nlirdts cann- a. 2 ladders. said Mor. pulp. motor. etc. 1 -800 -669 - MIN -000-669- . I tats i Follies FOUND TaenorVArwmw approx 5 year old brown t* - by myie.Pkm all Min" amrof 427-8737 FOUND while gamer olipherd • red LWOW PA Apea nia. 666- LOST ■ UXNNIOCE aarc. M's gob Und wits I& monde on line 100 of MaIW. all (705) 226-M. offhmneaWSWo w 1ffw Omdo FREE Kirren b good hollme. 432-9748 (sip) SNEPN MN Pup - 6 anomlms- sablil tem le Caah bailmed. kidsalall War amid $1obedimm, W" 50 1705)326.3197 HIMALAYAN ktoas bow Pure-bred Himalyae. nmdtMr Will and sea poria. bng *A- tM.3150 263-4h149 MM EXPB n K-9 waft- ing; service. mw* , bonal s1" insured. Woilrmp Lie of Int don't have Bo Mme, we7 a7 3o 4 dog for yarn !00- NAME MESO CANE CORSO MASTIFF PUPPIES. Moa dog axcemeA wife d anw - beyond descriplibel puUnion m or registered. Cal Kennet. 905-2634624:TiArss INWA AM AMMRL AOOF older aloe all (fly Obi metered wwi81 plot) 1ptlp r are for holMa i011111adit rxelemmea to larger.wfor and Conroe. Cam (905)kolk 4:9711 weF 11 Mlamebetr INS, am SOWAM Rp11 4 h4•. aft. PML PN, Al 1"F oauly SON$ body rOp 10 10mft. As 852-3274 a a Gi m. is 5OD0 Coldor (y%)_aw 39 190 JEEP YJ LandoIIW IOsdad, ow�ner,2ne"r Wfinead 1nrind condition. Certified 16100. Call 905.509 2775. INN SE, 4 cyylmdeTMmbip � ppKer sender, certified txceBerll condition . 13100 or Dep 111fer. Cal N28 fi291, Nave 195 PORN 60010 LE whim 4 door. WY driven. 2.8 V6. 183.000 Ion WINK reliable will" sow wo Cel Cab 579 6960. ?'4 liol INN SUZM5 DECK; 5 speed. 4 x 4, 1/2 hardtop, 1R soft top, sorry deck. Chrome wheels, $3.600 or best offer Telephone 438-0309 or 718- 8991 ager 6 p.m.snp INN CHEV. LUMINA EurOs- port, gray mint Condition• 54900 7211-1593 1N8 TEMPO. White. lm ami cassette. air. Excellent condi- bon 1573OKM. $2600. (905) 571-2398. 1Nn BLUE CORSICA - 4dr. auto. 6 dry. Air/4 extra snow ares. Call evenings. 1NN1 PLYMOUTH YOYAGEll - grand LE 175 Km, perfect shape. fitly baled. certified, full warranty to September 1999. $6500 Cab 683-5759 184 SOMMRD LE. 2 door. automatic, red. 127,000 km. air. AWN cassene, new brakes, spadess inferior and «tenor «octad exrmdi6on. 15600 al (905) 436-1477. ,NNS JEEP CHEROKEE $10.700,12 math unlimited km warrardy. 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. $5.296.. 12 math unlimited km warranty. 1968 BERETTA 53.195. 12 march 12.000 bin wanatdy 1991 NISSAN STANZA 53.995. 12 month 12.000 km w yarry DEALER Days (905) 0074 or Mplks 0105) 277.3250 sip 1NN7 PMW Grand Pikk. GTP. bright red kinmor inMinor su- per dtarW. fury Wall Co. heeds up QKphey. ralrmdM w cwAy/startn. 48.000 kms. $22500. Tel 905433-1527. 1997, Nftm Anima GXE, 60.000 kril metalk bags. powwr wintdowy powrer mir- rors. air condW* mea. steno Cada Casalre, ercemaet COIF dieal ran smoker $17900 Tel (905)831-3920 INN CNEVY Asko Van, 25.000kms. $ION assume Mass. OAC. W4WMORM. 24 l98µ20-1 mmarrg. Cori WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SMML F1NMCE DRAMM soffam CM 31 5. CAB evAAiAps (SM 652 cExnu '1 N cane el Ali BBTWAE MALE TRIM Slim PLNB OMR IB AR- NMl1 92 Geo Shan. cab, air, 110L A-1 drolly 55A00., 96 Lsrmin6 Will 8311. bodA pa` feq 512,960.. 93 Sun GT pb0 3.1 v i, red, ado. badld. NO K perfect naw $4,985-, 90 Soltsli Ax 5 spud, hardb1 4 x 4. e1-' 165K 0* i6,6N• 93 Amomm Aon, AT, sport. prgeow Ley, 21M cry 85 00. 95 Rjw dai Accent, air. auto, 95K 55.800. A-1. 93 fylndai Encel SE, 1018, 117K rid! ratite $4,500. 89 Swftd, bu*, atlb, 1-1, 180K, $2,995. N chev Cmn 91", belted, 350 V8. ship $6.995. 88 Topaz 5 SK gme far only $1,986. 92 Blam 414, boded. 200K no $7,500. MANS AND TOM - 95 Astros, Will and AWD. 96 GMC salari, bided, love. 95 Cainim, quads, loal 95 L omiro Itmded, 3600 V-6, fatfeslic, a8 with good kms. COMM AOM go". in flee m, am M faimm" Mall, DeIM . SWUM OPEN i1NgAY 11 e $0 Down =0 on Delivery 1995 Chrysler INTREPID V6, air, W/L, cruise, tilt, 83,400 km. $12,995 Jerry Sykes, (905) 831-2693 Boyer Pontiac Buick Down Ion Delivery 1996 CAMARO 6 cyl., skirt pll loaded, 42,000 km. $19,995 Ask for Dugal, (905) 831-2693 Boyer Ponbac Buick ��mme 1997 GRAND PRIX GT V6, baded, 35,610 km. $23,995 JaCfc Moyst, (905)831-2693 Boyer Pontiac Buick INN PONTIAC SUNFIRE. white. only 4200 km . 4 dr ado, loaded. $12.900 or best reasonable oder 431-2775 �e rFu[ IMII Arbmelin A A A ARM Cars. Will bow ws pay p b $10.000. Cash on to spat Any well UK lA- UK ady year Call ss MY - Mme, 21 fIDAK, 7 days. 30 titan. service. 906466.5003 or 906.706.5234 CAN FOR cmi we buy used vehicles. vehicles must be In running Calabar. Cam 427-2415 or Inas to 479 Bayy St. East, Aim at MUM AUTO SALES. SM17 WW CALL 683-0707 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 PAGE 29 A/P New 1 11 Rem or 1 1 e r 4tema r a j �- 1 °R�eM er 1f' /=0 Down\ =0 on Delivery 1997 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO Fully equipped, only 55,000 km. $28,995 Ask for Armand, (905) 831-2693 Boyer Pontiac Buick t1q SAFARI YAM. good con- dition, Anew transm :stun. 3 905-726-2336wtee. $3200. all 1N/a WAGONEER LTD 4x4, Fully loaded Good shape 420-26134 oho. Call (905) i=4 Down 'sl Illoon Delivery 1997 %WARN S" Power everything, UMV boards, akin. wheels, 37200 kms. $20,995 Mike Hooper, (905) 831-2693 Boyer Pontiac EUC k Trills COLEMAN FOU MG Camper Trailers by Fleetwood. 11 models on display in show room. Opo 7 days a creak =.M=.=Rv coo W called on 012 Hwy (Brock St WMbyl. 3 1/2 Inn north of Bro0lkkn knew i used). 905- 655.8176.1-800.589-1854. • Marin Ban by C.aftm Grow. Celebrity. Swwrum. A&rro- cran. Tempest powremd by Jdrso. Evi nide (FislMg Ilan. Bownders. Pompon boat. Dec boat. Cruisers) New 6 Used. Fiberglass 6 Aluminum. Huge SdKO n outboards. Low Low Prices. Open 7 days a will Holiday World maw A RV Centre. located oda 012 Hwy. (Brock SL MOW). 3 12 kms. north of R nlen. 905-656-8176: 1- 600-519.1N54. RARE /r Fiberglass Speed taw. New pall Mono Oil et. 35HP rnaC., box trainer. $1200 00 0.8.0. Su ~ strive Amphl Gra tun ori sexorns. Good run trop oath ban $120000 0.8.0. 623- 6916 atter 5 pin. Farm 6Acaon Air $5121moMh- y plus Alibes. 3rd floor WAR - no elevator aquina Cal Mark 852.3107. Lem mes- sap 1 1 Aperrml lts 1 a1 2-MOROOMS available April lst or May 1st. Located y 916 Masson St. and 350 1., Oshawa. Start all inclusive. No pet. Call 576-0724 William 2 A 7 REOIIOO T louses POA Piclor- Homer tk- RENT-WORRY FREE 1, 2 S 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All MI. included. In-house Supt. dr Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9mm -1 pm %LMAMOME11111T NT Sat i Sun fpm- Spm ALIAPROPERTY 90'5-'S T9-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: w-ww.bigfoot.com/-highnser 2 NORM urge iegakted bum apt LreerpoouBayq Sep. entr A/C, uWcable 4pc. bads SMps to mai Go train Bright eat -m WtdMrn$67511"0 (905MI-9679 1"Ma'am area. adult budding Two-bedroom ala. available May 1st. Frill stove. heal. hydro included No pet. S742/math. Carpet laudry. Daytime 61 -9 a rverrgs 263- 2522 2mED1100M apt near Dery wa Centre and 401 = �nmme ialteyfloru Smokers Pmfer: 065 : plus hy- dio 905-579-0246. 574 MARY ST E WHITBY one bedroom/bachelor rude. milabie Aprd/May m Wel mi amw lownse 0ur1rrn0. On sae management -Ad.. parking, WOO" ameras m- cklded For appt. to mw al 666-2450 AJAX 1 or 2 eedmoaw bell mem apartmem. Clout to if arrow . . no pmt. no Val mg. $6751mom 10 all mdu- sn t 428.7643 sup. AJAX CENTRAL. 1-1edroom basemaed apartment. 4 ap- kvap nam � mYOa , cats. Shower stat. ro tub No 8768. $650 ndutrve. Cori 683- AAX, 3 -bedroom man Moor. 3 appkaroes. plusWmlmdry. Mugs yard. P.I. 51000 mo- dmRmve Availlob a April 150. Crag (905)427-4= AJAX. mdornra lld 2 -bel room basement apanmelt separate entrance. aY utiWa except Bei NO pas First/ Int. redere°as Avid" April 1st. Cam (905µ26-95N. AWIMANIE Y, in WMWy Apt pmdldirg. spa Opus'arp0kd. newly pant- ed. mel tae b hes. stropping am elbieos -kmdea Arslil reouited. no Pon. 1 Dedioan $690 2 bedroom, $790. 3 bedioom $890. Cam 430-0134. PICm . near 401. Go. Large aftralch" apartmem. An ktdlppW for cd1m majony. RAaeaces, ktltasl no Ml a SM. (906) 831Tessall -386 eller 3 aawe CITRAL Ohara. kr9e .2 bedroom aPatmett aar- Abk la well marwirled irnirdkt0 dose b air slmatws Please Cal (905)723-0977 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. CLEAN. AOONE FROWN modes 1 bedroom apAtmeAl 10 mins Nor0 cap of LbF pbraidkP- ps'9 M keMlL $600 indlsne. AwisMe My 1. 852-N72. CLEAR, AM ll 1 ia 10 mins Rots no of Ux- Isi aid IML $600 iitCNsne. *raw" May 1. 852-1111172. OOWMTOWM WNIIBY -Bio badolor apanmrlt. avarabk April Isl $530 per mewl, Ipr IM flier priwefe. 2 OedrooM, with b*Dny. Al Apr1, smimo. *$V" CAN (905) 669-4009 EXCl11ifIE large beautiful 1 - bedroom, fleill upper lml kitchen Itvfng room, Ocuui. skylight. 6675 or n egob"- PMer silgM male. clan. naFsntoker. Pkkeirweasy 101 aloes:. (906) 639`3000. 11MVMO/NW 2 Beautiful bright 1 -bedroom pasemem apartment. large kitchen. on entrance backyard and =Near amerimes $625 No smolurwil !905)426 6397 WNR1Y. LARGE mukFWM hro. 3 -bedroom opts. (tamely Iruridirp) int W*aMy. new rrmdows. t -*-painted. hardwoods rdw W Near Dmidas/Codmr."MCab JnarrM A 666.4145 9 a m. - 9 pm NEW u+n�+gQLarp no steps. of �2-7213 su cdumpk. NEW OVER512E Bachrbr Ckra to mall/buses Go aid 401 WOOOSIOW. Laundry taches availabM1 paftv sad Nam pei so FirVil AImmediately (905) 619.2603 RECENTU REMOIIATED 2 Dedman oaseme" a)lan- mo e, aixxrwble 10 stm0ppeg, plana. pow tportamonm 5"Wade entrance. no smok- rrnnpp no M., For nformaeon all 427- U., 03N AM - Bachelor one Oadi- . 2 bedroom b- dndn all uskaa aparbq Laundry on sm itd M00 A, e9u.8 n ►5712622. -0425, a 1866-%1- pillZablem; . LJNEMOOL 0. now Go. large 2 bedroom ban mad, far bat room. leaden and laundry. ore eF lglmct. No pet My Ist. $875 Wkbes mrhldtd 416-494- 3765 or 905.770-7222 PIpLHIMIG - rMwy ri movakd 2 bedroom beseimem . full ballroom. krsdnen, laundry. own entry. cac- central vac. Wal post to sdooubus cep. SM A inclusnel Amail- able in& CA April(9os) �9ftl °k FlCIOiLNMI Village. Open concept. 1 be* ape in hill= VamAW ceiibgssky- f725.. �pa.k� 768, of (905)� pFt w work" Oxeaelll oommdF ' $70WIm°MAOUNY 11g. xiAcMmdes (906)17976 BOM1M Am. 0 MOL OL upper level. tel ttshW or urMwes!" pauk- main. working adi%1 p� $MAW pet- FAo S)NF32N N BPAH 1-1-1 M NOilsd 2- 3 bedroom aper. Awed y 900 and BN GIM SL Some U itb C deoa10 pith 211- �s�olsW4hdmi Cal 72849W 1 a 3 2 % ZZ S inducted. Easy 1 to schools, rq For aPPt. call 51721-8741 NEW be - In APL $575 /Mo. Qlus hydro: Simc°e, S. Off Sted" aft. C 49W 511 - TWO NEDROOM avilable fully 1. sm 0shm a catkin as locetion. Hel parting and wale and da Hydro ex- tra (905)436.4012 SICK OF RENTING32 OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASYDI 13 - First Time Buyer? - Call Marts Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! Not Much DowripaWyrnent? - Call Mark! Mark offers honeet. professional, no 11 pressure service to help you own a home. (905)571-6275 or 141(* 0-6276 Mark StaPWY Saha Rel FlenNx Ability Rpt Eatsb ud 1011 SWCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-0480 1 1 i4fOrLOU- W Rent ux" Or". Available may SUPERIOR NOME WITH 1st Large ane bedroom. POOL d SAUNA. NORTH trldge/stove incl separate OSHAWA, 3.1 bedroom m entranceS65Ormardh 1st and bungalow wish 6rwshed base - last. non-smoker. suitable for mad and attached 2 car w c°uple. Cal (905)-852-9853 rage. Private setting across WHY rem who youcan own from God course. tnground Dad VAM pod house and sau- you own home for less Man na, Must be sten. $1,20000 lou nil Can Dave Hay- Ink Saks Rep Re/Max per math, plus ubltmeS. no Summit gearty (1991) ltd {905) 666-3800 or (905) 666- appliances Immediate ocam- 4OO ano Open House -2 OO 32 wpm. Thursday March zSM. M. 1999 a 631 Winchel Road, lloutas OshawiA- For mom "doing. • 1 P4109 please cared Jima Saran EZ 9054n-7302 crag business POULTRY FARM ANO REST- frons DENCE-NORTH BOWMAN- VILLE 50 acres of farmland a well wet manumed 1 1/2 Waoftd storey 3.1 bedroom home tealan" fail road why MOVING from St CaMarnl artiope 2 carpDrur�trum om It beeddrrpon wanted 2 Rdal rts (outskiam m 3 dODf , f600 l Please of Lail 1-905 935 horse barn and pow" bam 9432 aro, 5 p -m. (srpl �ed parties RW apply to Roowms 1 Mae all or porton of urs m PC" If n ttM tploseng mar nor. 1) Ertere Ura 2) Rea- AJAX FURM3NW Room in- dene and Storage dudes parting, laundry Bar any 3) Farmland 4) fridge. .. able Poultry hem and horse barn Store laaliba. suit wor" milh am ciml OPEN 2OcipillOOpm•Wed- ill non-smoker Aval" 4$400/ HOUSE "ay First rnesday. Maraca 24M. 1999 at month 427-3519 2505 cwcc nn Paw 6. Mu -AVAILABLE rrclpaMY d parrgeon tnmOrt iNormoboa ori lamp MOw Furnished room Separate errranmce. SWM audg kddmen. Wndry. aA facilities 0µn•7302 t orbrp pawn i- "m CA 'mg-i27t yMr YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE'. I QM from $700'molr (905) 571-6275 1-800-8406-6275 Mark Stapley srrx>_w,w„r.r AM O M OM am I ha tame $500. 6 wAoft lift From kc0m camplou Ken � Calddam NOW (905)720.9114. ImoOse, 2-bmomooms, fire - Pull air COI. Pod 6 trsmis behind house, w 0 rs Iltilaes 1AOIOLow 909Ai1OMO011� 6 nmbne a free, then own a him from sSSWmomb. 6M Rota Cold" Barker (905) 726.9414. 3 bedroom main Now blow JOWL Alio 2 i 1 wboom availabk. Laemdry laimies. Parkin close to all amelli- ISS, Cal (905) 666-8805. $925. plus � . 1bull 1 N - 80119.905.6130733M EXECUTM MOMS for lone - MOM Odom 2 shortly cul bm bull 3.5000 sq.R. hone with 4 tedrooms and den, man floor btniy room with fireplace and attached 3 car garage Must be seen 41,500.00 pe moth glee udi Bes, no aeoliatces. ImttM more Orarmatio° please Janet stahxe 9N5- N72--/302 dinning busi- Spm FtJRNI$INED ROOM w1" own bathroom. pwbn laundry in a 3 bedroom home, non smoker now al amomiws s42o month (905) 428-9724 AWAN,ABIE April 1 st, fuge turrryned room. Mdmon bah, Imirgroom. G0. city bus. t�M. -0cad l l O ween F non, 2708 plow. (W5)4W PICIUMM, room for red. steam kmclnen. Nurndry facik- bes. SAW Srmmoeurg. mmist MM afrmitw.rbcloose 10 Go ame cam (905) 420-0717 full - am WM NAM Bed- room Pn ate ensue ball roan 1111136n -Closet. Siwe WlChen. Baclryard. COW. �E-somi t.. = Frxt°a fast Mamma. 430- 6675. she" 1 Anommommm " Rooms wm0M of kitchen and Oeouoom. $315. i 53501 month cat Fist i lap need- ed. No pee, non SrabkeR prelim. . 571-7193, Nave (901 EXCLOW westslore. Beau" 4" home, steps ID rie Wo. ppaaAMMB�li�tWs�s swim taciilies 11fefeAialole npro16eWSWS Nli. MD° MMA to share ballfild 4 tam smoke UM a. Two fireplaces. to Area. Single siilmlar room Maio (a two). To sham row 3 bedroom hmuse. Vearyraclsan, fireplace, 7 Cpwap- ar ager 6spm MonNty. 839 PHAtMM - 4M/w hieY rd, dean hoare. lade subdivision by consmation avis. Sham all facilities female pMered. not smoker, no pets, avaN- able now. 1375 t►tawry. 839- 7540. ' 1 OxcowA odm bn SHARED ACCOMMODATION Cannngton Area $275/ monthly Heat. hydro . table included. Available April 1st Call (905)432-8039 or (7D5)755-0973 (pager SHARED ACCOMMODATION Cammngion Arra $275/ monody. Heat. hydro . cable included. Available April 1st. Call (905)432-8039 or 1705)7%-N73 pager) wft SINGLE Christian female pre- terrod to share home. Pail Anot vailabfe °rough A 22nd Call border 281-3329 after 5'30 p m • 1 cmc.& R TNN SO. FT Oowmown ',h - bridge Quiet and prove 905- 852-3517 RETAA STORE SPACE 2M sq, It and up at the Port Perry Country Rea Market. opo Wednesday to Sunday Can Bruce or Rini (905) 905-8424 frmdrseiol n 500 sq. ft. plus 308 sq. n. me22anins. All hydro, gas, water included. Washroom, office, woAahop and wars - boost. Immediate occupancy. Sotltlt Ajax . 1 Cafie,os rR A KAUTIFUL SETTING Ai Lake Seymour 2. 3 and 3 bedroom ranges. tiny gapped Pod. litshil sore. weeky Campbeword. 2 fill rue Of Toronto 1 1N 1"13- 2212. CANAL LAKE. season 2 -bed- room prolusekeepug- fish 705-4216,Will P412 Nita rmo Cal 1 1 P'trre How= Few Sell 3 NEON= home Norm of Osrowa Centre. lot451tl new oil tunal hard rood M_rs. gasps• fail ON ft el 7259" SUM 6296 6139.900 AINABASCA FOREST 110 Gatineau Street Impressive 3 . I bedroom. 2 muroona brF gio. Many upgrades en0 spacs0u5 kitchen. hardwood boors. twsned baenwm ga- d 5157.900 (906) 576- BOWMANVM.LE,3.1 bed- rooms Sem. 5ox1Do lot on double driv l =Om Y"deck New root aid Ma0126.900. 697 MWRMNVLLE, 4- freehold freehold towwrmom Xtadm# Osage• new slmopplp stool 401. pry 5% down wh ubekegOk 6.2% as- sUMMe -WWW- Carers for las omen OK $121,900. f90618N7-♦1962. Conk wwm, 55 N. frontage. 2 stony. 4 bad - rooms. 4 b3 t, mail Now iawmky, firlislsd lent.. 7S� c Ni; $198.900. GAMPAN ad Eric Clarke; 2611 darbkDbPill sMOM wdiwA lase 1 t. 432 5217.000 Cap N -E- ONNM - fkt0et-Ley SOW Raving M. in ground rr1 bedr°am. 4 MINN. 2 replaces. 5 mmwes from sd=L $212,500. Uephone (ro905] 512! br opoff*ne Detached bungalow with basement apt 3 bedrooms, hard- wood floors, large eat -in kitchen. Fenced yard, West - shore area. $179,900. Call Frank 905-619-9688 Choice of Service Durham Really a A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 21, 1999 ItInseeured it a, h.aga, prime rate Why wait - C.miolidate now McMgages 1 st, 2nd & 3n1 Private funeLs available with equity A_ k for Sylvia Jules oshm quiet Court Imbon. Ravine lot. 4 level back spit semi. wakoul to deck. central air, bardwood Moors. gas. 4 bedrooms. 2 bathroons, ;j conditioninside and out. A ost mto see. By appammem 9No pply agents. Cal Paul at 1522. Aslwg $134.900 PRIVATE SALE . House in Osht.a. 5702711 uo 3 bdrrru r. Maviy minted. Hrwd oak lot.. sop. ent. to huge Writ apt., wldpc bath Must see $155.000 723--102. no apes. PRIVATE SAIi Hoose on 3(4 acres 10 mins S Uxbrx* Wrl- rl Hew luxti- am batNnew kitchen/new 100 sq.ft Deck Beautiful gar- dens Ideal locatim (905)649- SNMCOE STREET MOM; lot 70ft x 15M. white atumnun. WD, living room W n kiecr •n, 3 bedrooms. 2 walk in dosels. 1 1rz bM, double oe- DOW puage, driveay wfor 6 rens. al never window s and 11)(11. electric treat. $150.000. Tal 7254676 WHITSY 4 -bedroom. Gaff. highefficient gas Treat Ex- on Good neighbourhood.kaon nod, laundry. Asking $223.000 o.b.o. Open House �Sun qvroMarch 21st. 24pm. 27 (9051579 681O1allo agents CAN WHITBY 7 NOOKS SUPERB BUNGALOW. Hardwoodice- o0w floors roam 410C.311c.. t•rrdows i furnace 3 bed- rooms, frtnsNiw baseant, i �kragt f169100. TORR MA brit F�BnpDrook. 2882 sq ft, won floor Oen. wAdpod tub enmdR . - art": $244.900 SPACIOUS TOM- HOUSE,•Cent Mr I . ttirtd- OWL floorng. rec-room. i 2pc down 5 wpiamss. Condo. Ile recede hydM(SW at. $97.5001Mry iar'1 Gra LILUM NORTH 9p5 666 7479 MAW Station Inge Ui �� p WWUY. WESTLYMN - quer OW 4 bedrooms. central Mr. ago" vac. doom garage. Pool. trawl 10.. wast to $167.900 (105�4l07 For appoab wall �$d AtflR - 2 Oedroom cordo. rib Fsey i-2 Listed at $105.000 laok r sawraud. In- do" arrdwwmw pew. ameftnadtal&* Call Wd So- wn on Ron Danny sola rcpt aneom PMS Really 1-800 434.5157 NO MORTGArrE MYt�Ti br 5 months. (O.A C). wean ybu patchase nit 2 bedroom apaneem collo. Freshly island. ,tower ranee and mow wit ws, fridge and :sore included trin asking rLive ham for lan as M room. Principle. In w - W. Hear. Hyden i Taxa There y�isso n o raw b rem. whwcal NaaaU� gMsn San 11111pasentave Salon Group llnlc 0S►436 1140 for norm details. Leu tw 14 AtaE scenic rplrtg Pry Bended to frau Oro- ao dgrpyy�l aw.um. rraflen RE. (M)576-4111 ~ Fm* gnaw Forgob am A COTUM Mia sear Illi Balsm Lain. A m YM YYry I2. low /Ma lie Nihon, LV tleilW iew do* a baleAm b Baottlsowe eats for ,inter. Qol.os vbw. cal Mea1a fair mote Car = On Dade Lahr 70 an flea Toronto. 270 ase IletOft, mora Large shaded 4agrMes. pore, pool, �Ytr- roma seaman 6745. Call 214-2900 Morel Adtem 141E or ttor Asara, in 2O all 1t4k116l96.19Q2 OW MMM. Go oul brldw « mm �for Maa4. �brm�iYoa�900-57i-sso6 flBlllrB lONllt iRtlydld. Morley to Land 091ANOG A LOAM IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOW COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT IRS, OTHERS DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU WMTICATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE $IGam ANY CONTRACTS. PRIVATE MORTGAGE Funds. No tees to qualified borrowers. Special for the Durham Re- i call Glenn at (905)665- 4960 Dominion Mortgage corp :1 amrg•g••, Ysurana MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly hnanCirnq for any pur- pose AA applications accept- ed. can community Morq�ape services Corp. (905) 666 6805 • 1 Bueku•s Onoortwrw. BUSINESS FOR sale fully stocked. modem. up-to-date bulk two store, in It 1AllAlso= mwirnqq WAOurist area. Also wnh bakeshop poss"M s. Rea- sonable rent 613N72-1067 or 1613)473-5M evening IrORT$/EXPORTf Eo- trepreneurs$ Dream How to OW yow buismessw Pware $ Worldwide acts Ealy Tal Free 1 77-327067 PIM FOR SALE Ircersed Mx 125 persons 01 quality, Cris - tau. equipment and Masdrod imprO"Wm tt. 404$217 S$ Govemment FundsSS Grants and bans Information to start and expand your business or farm. 1-800-5054MM R•c i HUNTERS WANTED estab- lished camp Deer i mono prigs warard Very Wan i reasonable organized hunt. Cal 721-0611 ager 5 p.M GUITAR. fddlenakn manioo- in Bedrrrer Lessors Cal Al- lan 906-259-5011 GRAND RE-OPENNC coal- CS10 Hans Of Amber Ar*W i Gilt Shop. 9 am - 5 pm bored at 5709 Did Sar goq Road North. Harpton. Shoeopen Wd. Thus. Fn gam - 4pSat 9 a M - 5 5m Faber (905) 263-4205 60"1" HOUSE OF AMM. Gift slap. has aft your Beanie Baby and Bsanm Buddy needs Bae at Barre cases. $4.99 --ch . Heart protocfa rags am large selection or reared Bulla on hand. Shop apmh Wad. Thiers.. Fm. 4anr4pM Sal. 9-*". shop bpud ad 5709 Old Savo Rd. N. Hampon Viilage. 105-263- 1 Psnollala n OLDER UA -Halla a Pwte HOMe Plroar Nratbas, 1.100.151.3434 ad 235, s7.fi9h m must be is T -sale. ONIME NE!(INIEO from UK - fill Iaalick Fri. or SaL Roam Ssa or MOs. BH,Md- It. 452-7212 flBalleM'S OMa BMW SM91CH Call 906.687-1110. Cram a prwm slaelox a tllertf near persad ads lift Mud a ave Fiaa a Line for Mf. IEAfIEMY r$11 C Afr scats. Fwd Bre grade wWuiL $2.99ARis. •18.'24 Irs. 1- 9oors>!-7747. IKMBU PaVUK - 82M min. 18. 24 horns. 1-900- 451.3783. BABY HOW SCOPE 1-911OW74770. $SAD 24 heart. Talk It out wo live his. $3. 0.1a+. 1-900-451-1232 or 1-900,451.0362 !811T/ 5 EVV I ►vi I I ►I F11 ON HOW TO START YOUR OWN HOME-BASED TRAVEL BUSINESS Did you know that the travel industry is the fastest growing business in the world? TRAVELSOURCE, CANADA'S NUMBER -ONE HOME-BASED TRAVEL COMPANY with 32 years experience, will be conducting an introduction seminar on the Home -Based Travel Business on: Tuesday, March 23" Howard Johnson - Clarington Hotel Bowmanville, Hwy 401 at Liberty St., Exit #1432 Seminar Time at 7:30 p.m. No inventory, no receivables, interesting tax deductions and great travel benefits make this an opportunity that must be examined. Participants wishing to attend this FREE seminar please call 1-800-561-9999 to register and receive a $50 -TSN Travel Coupon. Ontario Licence No: 2122091 Space is limited. Not multi-level marketing. 3 BAYS AVAILABLE In a automotive complex for automotive use. (For glass shop, transmission shop, detail shop and others.) A r �u�\RDA SLE FRANCHISE Automotive business available. (905) 619-9007 0;1111) Impro..m•^ts .11 knwovelrnnte NEIGHBORHOOD HANDYMAN ./Gen, Home Rep. /Cwamic The a Drywall Of Doors/ Windows ,/outdoor Projects (Decks, poreMs, (Brick and p W stern ./LandscapkV lawn mainearnrtee ALL WORK GUARANTEED Cal Alen (905)47 096t U -SAVE HOME IMPROVEMENTS oo • wtndw - Doors . Siding • Eav • Porch ures • MaaonarY Work Flee a Seniors Discouab 1n0zoi We Save U Money Count on itw»! WET BASEMENT? ACCURATR a§NM%AL COU N RACTM1O 905-837-0991 1 1 knprovsrtwHta M&M CONSTRUCTION Additions, Roofing, Kitchens, bath, basements, ducks. entrance doors, retalrwxJ wafts, windows a aluminum Woof 905-427-4234 905-427-4234 CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Minor to Major Renovations including Remodelling for the disabled. Res. Comm. Ind. Free Estimates (905) 686-5211 Fax (905) 686-8072 1 Personals; IMI�EII 1 Nva - Tale to me leve i arm to pleast. I -1100- 3W2499 As tow as $7.991 sial. Ysalmasatic rd Must be 1e or odder UMWA AELAMC MAS- SAGE Suit; Sarnrx 40 �prp St W (905) 404-9625 1730 am-9pm QUIET SNY FEMALE. 32. loo" for a non smoking male to alloy rN good wtaM- a wAK I vector waft dieing our, convey Mu ic. and danc aq Reply to Fit 1327 Oche act Trot Wok PO Box 441, Oaruwe. Orsrio Lat 715. :11 Yllprevsalaalea Bill's Build -All Deb" Badw"m ceramics. plumi>- ing, electrical. Call (416)372-6M leave message sub=& ta0lls dwi ell, Addions, Can11rM Wo*y 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mxio (905}- 6194663. MQ416) 560.4663 Speciallizingl in Wilidow & DooR serviO* 3 Inatelafbrt Satall Jobs Work Guaranteed Dan (905)�7 lPho,adFald :11 rtrprw.ttlarra DOORS ERN UIS GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We VOW), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Servos 6 Repairs 905-837.0949 Fiaialied basements. bWY00RIS, adlfbOflS and lBCOnd fE0fle5. Home repairs. N work ¢MrarMeed Waller LUM 426-2145 Concrete Work HANDYMAN Ba1f nott Wak-alts SERVICEWafts b Fi rimes Arsiabte btb nrpenby, pairarg 94 add � g :1 pobfrtl -George ANI CONSIRIUCTION N1 total inside dt OUL AN Work fL*y gularanteW 696-1913 REMOVAL Post hole dfill- ing, decks„ odd jobL Jason (905)619-6624 Cell (905) 706-1909 A&C And Abodum shingliag, all rook and �ow� Gar- aeleed. 1 0% to sesims, filly is- stated, CaU Aaiew at (945) 4na47M *11k90�A331 r*''*51st'**** BUBBLE GUM HILL PRODUCTIONS Featuring RANDI Children's Songwriter/Performer o available - Face Painting • Clowns & more • Birthdays • Special events • School Concerts (905)428-8057 CLOWN / MAGICIAN A" Live animals is All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 rest, Now it's time to try tie New Vacuuming, dusting. kitclrcns baths, blinds. baseboards, ledges. doors, and more for I low price of $65.00 Special Rate on Tuesdays 1Thu all Call spots avail. Ruh @ eel 416-706-9284 840 sem. :iru:r•[at awn Martenarce for EagMs • Condo, -Comnn,wl •k,duMr,al MROM coo It Pt nalj, ��Wjk Et a10 815 a65on -GUARANTEED' PAINTING & PLASTrMUG AISO specialize In SIUCCO Ceilings. Repaer Special 18x1 B cekv $110 Fn• EanetMPay a you've satrriad. kreraece on aam ad Sae 1Pkbnrieal ftkrdng and A succi Lvdmp. General rcpara, TOP quWay wunk . res.. bile pica 204 aur fur searurs Estintuat ca71 kr. 41t04-996" 8 DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 • FRI)GF.Se . STOVEs -INASHIERSA)FIVIERtS - LOW RATESIWARRANTY - SENIORS DISCOUNT 25lim PIIS • Cert Teen "T��� HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS Move beg or small. we price them ad! Free esti- mates. senors discount. short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage Space alrailable. Comparable rates. Call (M 7.4437 or 1 263-5136 a STUM E Houses. Apartments, Offices, Appliances a Piano speaabsM Senior a Mid-Mtxtth Discounts. Licensed, insured. Fra Estimahts. rrahtaiaaM ttartrka. Call 436-7795. moving i Detirery'i - Yard A prap dn►W • Rubiiri rmr••vr • Sset•1 sarvier &WNW" Pr-fdhearfaa Cam for prim 434-7963 BU�flirl 4 44hole PWM ajx, alo. Poftq, 423-0230 52 809Maintain- TOP a< PAnorabl4 rads service and Raw insullowns Residential No ilob too big or smd I= s 2020 yon experw'ice Cal 95.037-9722 XW NEWS ADvU=U UM MWS ADV MOINIrAIM WeVAamafiu�@l caaaw tied armdNaioL It If aomoeua Will alar, dswwft Fm 571.0755 1411M-491-0$600 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE Resion old fum. to its c igii Howl s1rippecL Faeesbfllal0><. Ian MATHEMATICS, GRAMMAR/ READING Exrpmenc-ed tactvers, Private Tutoring Free consultation/ assessinent AU Levels to OAC. (905) 428-32M 891 m approach 10laarrutp Vila vas 95( -go Basics 'Save$ rib Net' a email system SMeclon i Installations Call Tom (905)426-7106 A M I... a gm*mm s SERVING DURHAM REGIO$ ELEGANCE & CLAS: II3mmm & mstZEltol GUARANTEED 41041-8761 avow xn 117VG F. • '. Tat, FMMnclnl oko"orr INCOME TAXES Basic package - pick -up &delivery 2 returns for $50 call Brad O 721-8105 REFUNDS WITH FREE E -FILING • Prepared while You Wait by a Cert' (:eTtcnl Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 905.420-2081 ALSO busuuss accounting services Please read your classified ad on the first dq Of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. 910 910 and P HoW Centre on Friday Match 1999 in his 741h year. Frank ParMaleo, bring bend of Maria. Dear Pop d Diulo and his WIe J Darrel, and his wile Girls, Frank, and his w% D4 _ hivii' m AverSM and Itter. Lo WE rtloeItre frilrtds at tthe IICEACFN WaddftWIE FUNIS HDIIE, Ze Old IiNtgston Rr1Bd, Ajax (P Inge) 905-428-8488 floor 2-4 and -9 p.m - day and SUIKIW Fill" service at PW =% Po CMW Church OldnhMN Drive, P•idar ill) 1 rAO. 22, 1999 at 11:00 am kMennia - Glydens. In rou of flowers, donll 1 5 P� HMOCerlre world be by 101DR-M In our March Horne book (Promo 0677) fnckNded in Oft newspaper. Please ,tote: Paye 16 - 25% Off'sortNrtereet Plaid"oup- ing - will not be available; Paye 10 - 9% off Esprit's newest design, 'Roses' Moral pattern - will not be available; Page 21 - 25% off ele- flartt acceste"ies - oiler excludes 'Seagita we slrtee4tByr apollogim to our vakod or c n�tfle 4�lay how ccatmed. � EATON'S Toro* Lint: (416)796-7250 .,}i, �,rv`�.%t9"!!p'r�R�... FC�-..l': .. � �._.,.,.-r.:..a;,,:'>xi��;ei.:i-+;�.f>r» :7-::'a,.. .. - �: ,,'�;' a :�.;•u 't... - rr +`j.. • Roofing, CARPET M-CLELLAN Windows INSTAAUATIONE 905-767_1240 & Renovations 25 years experience, resp chimp, our John McLellan "A Man ojHis Word" speciality. Free estimates. Pargr Sarleiae Party Srvkaa _ D a N WHOM. 917.1799 a 9$17-1$6'01 RA=rr WAN'if'SwoRIC How. Doing Magic For ChNdrert's Parries ' cuwirna And AN Occasions. Have My Own Magidan. can Ernie 66""2 , i • * 10.01 • . . * Children's entertainment for any occasion. Clowns,' " • *character look-alikes, bot Nags, balloon -o -grams, : • . face painting, magic, music. '8bH Ribbon At fllyd ttrflaNr • t2y llwant 19161997.1991 *11k90�A331 r*''*51st'**** BUBBLE GUM HILL PRODUCTIONS Featuring RANDI Children's Songwriter/Performer o available - Face Painting • Clowns & more • Birthdays • Special events • School Concerts (905)428-8057 CLOWN / MAGICIAN A" Live animals is All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 rest, Now it's time to try tie New Vacuuming, dusting. kitclrcns baths, blinds. baseboards, ledges. doors, and more for I low price of $65.00 Special Rate on Tuesdays 1Thu all Call spots avail. Ruh @ eel 416-706-9284 840 sem. :iru:r•[at awn Martenarce for EagMs • Condo, -Comnn,wl •k,duMr,al MROM coo It Pt nalj, ��Wjk Et a10 815 a65on -GUARANTEED' PAINTING & PLASTrMUG AISO specialize In SIUCCO Ceilings. Repaer Special 18x1 B cekv $110 Fn• EanetMPay a you've satrriad. kreraece on aam ad Sae 1Pkbnrieal ftkrdng and A succi Lvdmp. General rcpara, TOP quWay wunk . res.. bile pica 204 aur fur searurs Estintuat ca71 kr. 41t04-996" 8 DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 • FRI)GF.Se . STOVEs -INASHIERSA)FIVIERtS - LOW RATESIWARRANTY - SENIORS DISCOUNT 25lim PIIS • Cert Teen "T��� HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS Move beg or small. we price them ad! Free esti- mates. senors discount. short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage Space alrailable. Comparable rates. Call (M 7.4437 or 1 263-5136 a STUM E Houses. Apartments, Offices, Appliances a Piano speaabsM Senior a Mid-Mtxtth Discounts. Licensed, insured. Fra Estimahts. rrahtaiaaM ttartrka. Call 436-7795. moving i Detirery'i - Yard A prap dn►W • Rubiiri rmr••vr • Sset•1 sarvier &WNW" Pr-fdhearfaa Cam for prim 434-7963 BU�flirl 4 44hole PWM ajx, alo. Poftq, 423-0230 52 809Maintain- TOP a< PAnorabl4 rads service and Raw insullowns Residential No ilob too big or smd I= s 2020 yon experw'ice Cal 95.037-9722 XW NEWS ADvU=U UM MWS ADV MOINIrAIM WeVAamafiu�@l caaaw tied armdNaioL It If aomoeua Will alar, dswwft Fm 571.0755 1411M-491-0$600 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE Resion old fum. to its c igii Howl s1rippecL Faeesbfllal0><. Ian MATHEMATICS, GRAMMAR/ READING Exrpmenc-ed tactvers, Private Tutoring Free consultation/ assessinent AU Levels to OAC. (905) 428-32M 891 m approach 10laarrutp Vila vas 95( -go Basics 'Save$ rib Net' a email system SMeclon i Installations Call Tom (905)426-7106 A M I... a gm*mm s SERVING DURHAM REGIO$ ELEGANCE & CLAS: II3mmm & mstZEltol GUARANTEED 41041-8761 avow xn 117VG F. • '. Tat, FMMnclnl oko"orr INCOME TAXES Basic package - pick -up &delivery 2 returns for $50 call Brad O 721-8105 REFUNDS WITH FREE E -FILING • Prepared while You Wait by a Cert' (:eTtcnl Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 905.420-2081 ALSO busuuss accounting services Please read your classified ad on the first dq Of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. 910 910 and P HoW Centre on Friday Match 1999 in his 741h year. Frank ParMaleo, bring bend of Maria. Dear Pop d Diulo and his WIe J Darrel, and his wile Girls, Frank, and his w% D4 _ hivii' m AverSM and Itter. Lo WE rtloeItre frilrtds at tthe IICEACFN WaddftWIE FUNIS HDIIE, Ze Old IiNtgston Rr1Bd, Ajax (P Inge) 905-428-8488 floor 2-4 and -9 p.m - day and SUIKIW Fill" service at PW =% Po CMW Church OldnhMN Drive, P•idar ill) 1 rAO. 22, 1999 at 11:00 am kMennia - Glydens. In rou of flowers, donll 1 5 P� HMOCerlre world be by 101DR-M In our March Horne book (Promo 0677) fnckNded in Oft newspaper. Please ,tote: Paye 16 - 25% Off'sortNrtereet Plaid"oup- ing - will not be available; Paye 10 - 9% off Esprit's newest design, 'Roses' Moral pattern - will not be available; Page 21 - 25% off ele- flartt acceste"ies - oiler excludes 'Seagita we slrtee4tByr apollogim to our vakod or c n�tfle 4�lay how ccatmed. � EATON'S Toro* Lint: (416)796-7250 .,}i, �,rv`�.%t9"!!p'r�R�... FC�-..l': .. � �._.,.,.-r.:..a;,,:'>xi��;ei.:i-+;�.f>r» :7-::'a,.. .. - �: ,,'�;' a :�.;•u 't... - rr +`j.. FLYER OF;THF � , .. : ,� TURYj � ~ � _ ��; - Q■ i .�Qi i _ Aw Wit A r A = s x vMovR c X AT "AADrsor� . lid I ASa =4 PIECE BEDR00M . . sem'•' ;!c�` a� � w►.: +„'r. • t�,.- �: � .es 4ff A* y •lf �`. F An * _ JL, AM ACL • Yf i� CI �' .1 .r. .,c_.1. SAMSUN : Y 7 PCE PINE DINING ROOMIr IW- - -1 7-- - SOFABEDNA �' r �- 0 Lim Owl vp 46 • p ~w NO INTEREST TIL THE YEAR... 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TACHOMETER, 1999 PONTIAC SUNFIRE SEDAN WITH ITS SPORTY LOOKS, THE 4 -DOOR SUNFIRE IS BY FAR THE MOST EXCITING IN ITS CATEGORY. • 2.2 litre 2200 L4 115 HP engine • Automatic transmission • Air conditioning • Rear spoiler • 4 -wheel anti-lock braking system • Folding rear seatback • Next Generation dual front air bags • PASSLock• theft -deterrent system RMANCE PACKAGE ITS CLASS WITH ABS, DUAL AIR BAGS, POWER DOOR LOCKS, 15" WHEELS, REAR SPOILER AND A 1.9% LEASE RATE S.nM1r LIC OQrM P�Y1�11 idJ $iQNIV ��ft 239798 DCUM 8.911 s n.o..wwocl►m.r.wa 1 I I ti -J 1999 Cam" BY BUM It '218 PER NCWWf V09%, 57.300 00M PAYMENT, M ROCKk% mom '11,898' FXQ(0E5 RREIOM 5645 Wile 109%t,** tEAa RATE UR .I) 3n MMM OR FtXCPA% FOINI 6 UP7o410 :EIIENNE TMESELF ■rfTN A frEMK TMCN OF LVET • 3.1 litre 3100 V6 160 HP ergine • 6 -passenger seating • 4 -speed automatic transmission • 4 -wheel ABS • 4 -wheel independent suspension e Power door locks. windows and mirrors • Air conditioning e PASS -Key' II theft -deterrent system • Enhanced Traction System • Remote keyless entry with Panic feature • Automatic Light Control • Cruise control A TETE FeNTUK, TIAs NIAT WE TEE OMT �IAN slleETT 1=901110 To AIME EEEN MILT FM NIEENl. • 3.4 litre 3400 V6 185 HP engine • 4 -speed automatic transmission • Air conditioning • Next Generation driver and front passenger air bags • Seat -mounted side air bags • 4 -wheel ABS IL =I =I I ;;1 -,6.' -i-J 11 , 1� ru ro11117r n01/116 � OOIII. 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A�11 RlMi11 MO.IID r vupcwm °W 2 Yews n' Running en onRE.artrm 4.9X1 Rpc4m i.I-r ,ViUB1(MAC N N COMFORT =0 LM ON FINANCNIC, TNN .MMTI CMl� r l • 4.3 tide Vortec 4300 V6 190 HP engine • Automatic trar>smissiort • Next Generation dual front air begs • 4 wFteel ABS • Power door loclWwirdows • Tit -VNO" • AM/FM stereo cassette • Air conditioning • Locking differential • Prelrtillm ride suspension • Remote keyless entry system. Our dw Isaee a 1 ! .NMMV Owasso'' oar VoWN rsesiae a Ids or bons Eesesafe aid js~ mod a Fair of ETI aNs and hhoolhees. ONLY " YOUR LOI'.AL ONTARIO POLI n=OBU1CKot C Os'd db you to lurw .reser Cows vba You best deer, our wabsas at www.vnan.dsx= or 00 1-000-016ORW 'Bawd on a 38 morn lease for &m*e Sedan R76Cxand Am SE SWW 8713, Csnluy R77. Trac. -Spot R7Z, J,�ksrsrry 4400r R7Z. A down papnard or trade a $1.300fS2,060/ A90fi3.15di3,320 and scally dpodt w inikalsd regried. ToW r�i is$9.14W$10.818/$Mo4MI1.71af$l8,2W. Mmol oast a a 1.9%I5.4Xr8.9%f3.4% 5.4% per anion. 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