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High praise for Pickering woman
A passion for
volunteering
pays off
BY JANE MCDONALD
Staff Writer
Tonight, Esther Enyolu will re-
ceive recognition for "outstanding
achievements" in her volunteer
work with abused women. Modest-
ly. she hopes the occasion will turn
the spotlight on the organization she
founded six years ago, because it
needs -community support, like do-
nations. We don't have any cone
funding"
One of only 20 people in the
province to be so honoured, the
Pickering wife and mother of three
will receive an Outstanding
Achievement Award for Volun-
tarism in Ontario. %While 4,500 On-
tario Volunteer Service Awards rec-
ognize volunteers from all sectors
of activity, "Mrs. Enyolu is a special
recipient;' emphasizes Irwin Barrer,
spokesman for the Province's citi-
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The Outstanding Achievement
Awards for Voluntarism highlight
voluntarism of an "outstanding cal-
ibre" rather than years of service
contributed to a group, according to
the ministry's criteria. The awards
are presented to individuals, groups
and businesses that have made "su-
perlative contributions'% or provid-
ed "significant support" to the vol-
unteer sector.
Just 20 recipients are selected
annually by a committee, made up
of seven to nine individuals from
across the province, representing a
variety of disciplines.
As project co-ordinator of the
Women's Rights Action Coalition
of Durham (WRAC), Mrs. Enyolu
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Pickering resident Esther Enyolu may be receiving an award for
her 'outstanding achievements' in volunteering, but she does it
because of her passion in attempting to make a difference. She's
receiving an Outstanding Achievement award for Voluntarism in
Ontario tonight.
Pickering
trustee has
new role
Durham Catholic District
School Board vice-chairman Fran
Pereira has been elected to the On-
tario Catholic School Trustees' As-
sociation (OCSTA).
The Pickering trustee, a member
of the separate board for five years,
watt chosen to serve as the regional
director for the area encompassing
Durham, Muskoka, Simcoe and
Parry Sound at OCSTKs annual
general meeting held last weekend.
' The best part for us (the board)
was getting the election over with
and knowing where we stood:' she
:ays. "It's nice to have our voice
back"
The separate board has not had a
representative on the provincial
trustees' association since former
Pickering trustee Kevin Ashe was
one of the 13 regional directors in
1997, she reports. Ms. Pereira notes
the board's involvement in the asso-
ciation will enable the board to for-
ward its concerns to the provincial
level and will provide more insight
into what's happening in education
across the province.
The OCSTA, which meets every
three months, acts on behalf of
Catholic trustees in the province
and organizes seminars and confer-
ences for trustees.
A case for starting idled Pickering reactors
Project leader gives status report to councillors
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
Staff Wrier
PICKERING — Resurrecting
the four W reactors at the Picker-
ing nuclear station looks like the
most economical way to meet the
growth in energy demand expected
in Ontario, according to one of the
people responsible for planning
the possible restart.
Mike Williams, general manag-
er of safety and licensing for the
Pickering 'A' restart, appeared be-
fore the Town's Pickering/Ontario
Power Generation (formerly On-
tario Hydro) Liaison Committee
Wednesday night to provide an up-
date on restart planning efforts.
Mr. Williams said the option of
getting the 'A' reactors back on
line may cost 30 to 40 per cent less
than constructing a combined
cycle gas turbine plant to provide
additional generation capacity,
which is the alternative being con-
sidered by Ontario Power Genera-
tion (OPG). He also said restarting
the reactors would create 1,169
permanent jobs at the Pickering
plant and 1,000 temporary jobs for
about two years. As well, he noted
it would cut greenhouse gas emis-
sions in Ontario by reducing the
need for the use of coal-fired
MIKE WILLIAMS
See PICXERING page S Update on efforts.
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Sex offender registry lauded by
g �Y
BY JANE McDONALD
for Ontario. "It can drive them under -
Staff Writer
ground, away from the police and away
The Ontario Government announced
from treatment and counselling"
its intention Friday to bring in new leg-
The proposed legislation will be
islation making it mandatory for con-
called 'Christopher's Law; in memory
victed pedophiles. rapists and other sex
of I 1 -year-old Christopher Stephenson
offenders living in the province to regis-
who was abducted and murdered in
ter with police.
1988 by a convicted pedophile on pa -
The police, in turn, have the authori-
role.
tv to make the identities and locations of
If passed, the new law will require a
the sex offenders public.
convicted sex offender to provide police
But, not everyone who has followed
with his or her name and address within
the development of the proposed new
15 days of completing a criminal sen -
law is sure it's the best way to deal with
tense. They must also update any
sex offenders.
change of address within 15 days of that
The Ontario head of an organization
change and on an annual basis.
that helps offenders re-enter the com-
Currently, police rely on the Canadi-
munity after having paid their debt to
an Police Information Centre (CPIQ as
society, says that the new legislation
a source for an offender's criminal
could also "backfire:'
record. But, according to a Solicitor
"The problem we've seen with the
General and Correctional Services news
identification of sex offenders is that it
release on Friday. CPIC's system is un -
can backfire;' says Bill Sparks. execu-
reliable.
tive director of the John Howard Society
"It is proposed;' continued the re -
Volunteer
honoured
for effort,
VOLUNTEER from page 1
has worked long and hard for the not-
for-profit organization since founding it
in 1993. But such honour and recogni-
tion as the award brings her tonight is
not, she stresses, why she serves.
*1 am not doing all this for an award;'
she says, candidly. -It is a passion I have
to try to make a difference in someone's
life. It gives me happiness and joy (that)
in a little way, we can contribute. It's
something I feel good doing."
The volunteering Mrs. Enyolu does
is not easy. WRAC provides supportive
counselling and culturally sensitive ser-
vices to abused women and their chil-
dren.
"And although the agency's mandate
was to focus on women of colour, we
continue to see women from diverse cul-
tural backgrounds;' says the award win-
ner, who is herself originally from Nige-
ria "So no woman is turned away.
Because safety is the first priority at
WRAC's counselling centre, its location
is not made public. The other volunteers
who along with Mrs. Enyolu run the or-
ganization, perform advocate work,
public education duties and, as Mrs.
Enyolu explains, take on social action
initiatives and community responsibili-
Durham police
lease, "that individuals who are convict-
ed of committing a sex offence for
which the maximum sentence is not
more than 10 years will be required to
comply with the registration require-
ments for a 10 -year period. if the maxi-
mum sentence for which the offender
has leen convicted were more than 10
years, they would be subject to the reg-
istration requirement for the rest of their
lives. Repeat sex offenders would also
be subject to a lifetime registration
obligation:'
"Such a program would be an asset
to the police both in (terms of) commu-
nity safety and the investigation of
crime;' says Durham Police Chief
Kevin McAlpine.
Failure to register and keep authori-
ties informed of an address or name
change would result in a fine of as much
as $25,000 and/or a maximum jail term
of one year for the first offence and two
years less a day for subsequent offences.
achievement
ty.
"I appreciate the other (WRAC) vol-
unteers and board members;' she says.
"We work in partnership with the police
and other social and community agen-
cies throughout Durham "
The balancing of her volunteer work
and a full-time job at aYWCA women's
shelter in Toronto, along with duties at
home as wife and mom are perhaps the
36-year-old's greatest challenges.
Mrs. Enyolu says her family is "very
supportive- and that without the help of
husband Evan, son Emeka, 15, daughter
Erika, 13 and son Emmanuel, 10, she
wouldn't be receiving an award tonight.
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Mother of accused says Watkins
was `devastated' by death
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
The mother of accused
killer Jesse Watkins said yes-
terday her son was "devastat-
ed" in the days following the
death of his ex-girlfriend
Laurie White.
Sarah Manion, 43, told a
jury Mr. Watkins sobbed un-
controllably during a tele-
phone conversation she had
with him on Oct. 8, 1996, the
day Ms. White died.
"He was devastated. He
was crying so hard, I could-
n't understand what he was
telling me. He was trying to
tell me Laurie died," Ms.
Manion testified. "I said 'Are
you sure this is true... Maybe
somebody's just trying to
play a cruel trick on you':'
Ms. White was found on
the floor of her bedroom in
her parents' Pickering home
with a 2.4 -metre electrical
cord wrapped tightly around
her neck.
Mr. Watkins, 26, is ac-
cused of strangling Ms.
White and trying to make it
look like a hanging suicide
by running the cord from her
neck over the top of the bed-
room door and pulling down
along the outside. He is
being tried for second-degree
murder. Jurors have the task
of deciding whether the 20 -
year -old Pickering dental as-
sistant was killed or commit-
ted suicide — which is the
position of the defence.
Ms. Manion said she was
told by her son, who was ar-
rested seven months follow-
ing the death, that Ms. White
had hanged herself.
She said Mr. Watkins pre-
viously cheated on Ms.
White with a dancer and he
"felt responsible for Laurie's
death" because of a fight
they the day she died.
"He told me they had an
argument at Laurie's home
and he told her he had slept
with a dancer and it was so
good he would go back for
seconds more.'"
Ms. Manion said her son
began dating Ms. White in
October 1995 and the couple
planned on getting married.
"I found her a really beau-
tiful girl. She was quiet. re-
served. She had a good heart.
They were great togedra"
By the summer of 1996,
the miationship was eroding,
.said Ms. Manion, and Ms.
White told her during a con-
Wversatiat she was torn be-
.. twreen Mr. Watkins and her
family and friends, who dis-
.liked him.
"I knew they were having `
some struggles. I knew the
relationship was breaking
down... She loved Jesse, she
wanted it to work, but she
couldn't see how" she testi-
fied. Ms. Manion said Mr.
Watkins was starting to get
over Ms. White's death when
her body was exhumed to
April 1997 so that a second
autopsy coyld be performed.
"I know at that time po-
lice were looking to prove it
was a murder and not a sui-
Gide and Jesse and I were
both aware they were look-
ing at him"
The trial continues.
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A crystal clear day at the new Ajax water plant
BY Ki71TH GILL IGAN
Staff Write? -
AJAX — You may not
notice a difference — in
fact, you shouldn't — but
you're tapping into a new
stale -of -the -art facility by
turning on the water.
Most of the work is com-
plete on the $95 -million
water supply plant on the
Ajax waterfront and the fa-
cility is supplying water to
residents in Ajax and Picker-
ing.
"It's the most modern, ef-
ficient and safest water plant
in Ontario;" Durham Region
Chairman Roger Anderson
said during a tour.
"This is the biggest con-
struction project the Region
of Durham has ever done.
he added.
Regional Works Com-
missioncr Vic Silgailis said,
"We have several water
plants and this is the flag
ship:"
The first phase of the
plant can supply up to 36
million imperial gallons of
water a day (MILD). When
needed, it will be expanded
in stages of 12 MIGD, to an
ultimate capacity of 72
MIGD.
Regional Works Depart-
ment Director of Environ-
mental Services Ken
Thompson said expansion
will be done within the ex-
isting building, so the actual
size of the facility won't be
increased.
The next expansion
won't be needed until 2010
Work is nearly
complete on $95 -million supply facility
-- - - _ ---
council decided to proxee .
Just about everyone in-
volved with the plant over
the past decade agrees the
it location has been controver-
sial.
Residents on Lake Drive-
way East were upset about
losing open space on the wa-
ierfront for the facility.
!11! Others were concerned
the intake pipe would be too
p close to the Pickering Nu-
clear Generating Station.
The Region selected the
location because it owned
the land and the site would
be one of the cheaper areas
to build.
Before the OK was given,
d the provincial government
_y put several requirements in
place to ensure water quality
` wouldn't be compromised.
'~' I One way to ensure water
quality wasn't affected was
*0&&O046da�-"�'"'- to extend the intake pipe fur-
ther out into Lakc Ontario.
gailis and Rick Johnson peruse a model of The new pipe sits in 60
the nest-fiwility which will eventually sup- feet of water and its diame-
terply 72 million imperial gallons oj* water is 184 inches, or seven
feet.
each don•. By contrast. the old pipe
Johnston noted, there have
been "a few glitches, as you
would expect.
"Nothing in the old plant
is running. "Until we get a
warm and furry feeling, we
won't demolish the old
plant;' Mr. Johnston added.
it will take about a month
to demolish the old plant
and that work should start in
four to six weeks.
"We're salvaging equip-
ment that's still useful —
With hard hats atop their heads, Durham,
Pickering and Ajar politicians and stuff
toured the nov Ajar nater plant last
Thursday: Here, Ken Thompson, Vic Sil-
at the earliest.
About 20 MIGD are
being treated daily. which is
double the capacity of the
old Ajax water plant.
The old plant, named for
former Ajax Mayor Bill
Parish, is on standby and
will be demolished once Re-
gional officials arc comfort-
able the new plant is operat-
ing properly.
As Superintendent of
Water Supply Plants Dave
valves and pumps:' Mr. extends 2,1(X) feet out, is in
Thompson said. 25 feet of water and is 24
Before the new plant inches in diameter.
came on line, some of the Mr. Thompson said the
water used in Ajax and Pick- old pipe was "susceptible to
Bring came from the Whitby wave action. It would pick
and Oshawa supply system. up sediment and we needed
Planning on the new to use more chemicals.
water plant began in 1988 "The new one isn't sus -
and construction started in ceptible to wave action"
1996. Mr. Sil,-,ailis said the He added, "The water
plant has "been a long, long quality is so good, we meet
time due. We ran out of the (provincial drinking
water in Aiax in 1989 and water) standards without
More funding given to Apax-Pickering hospital
The provincial govern-
ment is funnelling millions
of dollars into the Ajax and
Pickering Health Centre
(APHC) and its Rouge Val-
ley Health System (RVHS)
amalgamation partner.
An additional $1.26 mil-
lion in base operating fund-
ing for APHC was an-
nounced Tuesday by the
Province, along with $4.1
million for the Centenary
Health Centre (CHC) in
Scarborough.
"This is welcome news
for the Rouge Valley Health
System," said Bruce Cliff,
chief operating officer for
Ajax -Pickering hospital
and executive vice-presi-
dent of RVHS. "We have
identified a significant
funding shortfall as we
have put the operating bud-
get together for the system.
This goes a long way to
helping us.
"At the Ajax site, it
means we can move for-
ward with our expansion
plans for emergency, rehab
beds and increased, up-to-
date technology in our di-
agnostic imaging area,"
said Mr. Cliff.
"This money will defi-
nitely have a positive im-
pact on the patients we
serve," said RVHS chief ex-
ecutive officer Al Whiting.
"if this is base budget
funding, then it will go a
long way in assisting us
with our operating chal-
lenges in the coming year.
.If it is one-time funding. it
will assist us with cash flow
for this year."
'Mr. Whiting noted details
of the funding still have to
be clarified with the Min-
istry of Health.
As well, the Province
will provide $2.55 million
to RVHS this year to be
used specifically to hire
more nurses.
The funding will be pro-
vided upon completion of a
'nursing plan' by RVHS,
which is expected to also
help determine how that
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"Nurses are working
hard on the front lines of
our health system and our
government recognizes the
need for more nurses in our
hospitals," said Durham
West MPP and Minister of
Community and Social Ser-
vices Janet Ecker. "This
new funding will mean
more nurses are there to de-
liver high-quality patient
care to the residents of our
community"
Also announced Tues-
day was $142,200 for ex-
panded access to cardiac
care services at the Cente-
nary site.
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treatment"
Manager of Plant Opera-
tions Bernie Kuslikis stated.
"We want to ensure water
quality. The intake pipe goe,
out 8,6(X) feet and the water
quality is just outstanding
Water goes through six or
seven steps before it's dis-
tributed. One of' the stage,
has water going into floccu-
lation tanks, where chenu-
cals are added to make parti-
cles stick together so they
can be removed while pas,-
ing through filters, Mr. John-
ston says.
Granular Activated ('ar-
bon is used to filter out irn-
purities and will help mini-
mize taste and odour proh-
lems caused by algae
growth.
The conventional sand -
anthracite filters used in ex-
isting water plants won't re-
move taste and odour prob-
lems as efficiently as the
new filters.
The Ajax, Whithy and
Oshawa water supply plants
are all operated out of' the
Ajax facility.
The plant has a staff of
25, including maintcnank:e.
administration and laborato-
ry workers, but onls two
people are needed to operate
the facility.
Mr. Thompson said land-
scaping work began this
week, with the western herrn
along Lake Driveway East
being removed tint. All
landscaping work should be
completed by laic August or
early September.
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PICKERING from page I
power facilities.
Pickering's older 'A'
units were among the seven
reactors across the province
ordered shut down by On-
tario Hydro in August of
1997, so the utility could
concentrate on improving
the performance of its 12
newer reactors.
Last fall, Hydro direc-
tors authorized the expen-
diture of $50 million on
preparations required for
the possible restart of Pick-
ering's 'A' side in the sum-
mer of 2000. Station staff
are preparing detailed plans
and cost estimates for a
restart to be presented to
the OPG board in June or
July, when it's expected a
decision on the matter will
be made.
Though Mr. Williams
declined in an interview to
guess at how likely a restart
is, he noted, "The option of
restarting Pickering 'A' ob-
viously looked very attrac-
tive (to the board) last fall
or we wouldn't have gotten
$50 million to pursue it"
He told the committee
plans for putting the 'A'
side back into operation in-
clude major safety and en-
vironmental upgrades to
the facility.
"We really have been
trying to listen to the con-
cerns of the local commu-
nity," he noted, explaining
the upgrades to be done re-
flect some of those con-
cerns.
Those upgrades include
improvements to safety in
areas such as fire protec-
tion, earthquake protection
and the reactors' fast shut-
down systems (improve-
ments also mandated by the
Atomic Energy Control
Board). Environmental im-
provements will include en-
hanced monitoring of air
and water emissions, reduc-
tion of emissions, spills
prevention, reduced chemi-
cal consumption, and re-
placement of the copper -
based condenser tubes that
were resulting in copper
emissions into Lake On-
tario.
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The Ethics Group
Dunbarton-Fairport
United Church
You are invited to
participate in a
Community
Consultation
on the ethical issues
involved in the
potential restart of
Pickering "A"
The fust three
opportunities will be
held on:
• Tuesday Aprfl 27th
Monday May 3rd
Each session begins at
7:30 p.m SHARP
until 9:00 P.M. in
Meeting Room 3
at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
located on
Valley Farm Road
in Pickering.
You can register by
telephone
(905) 839.7271
email dfuWwd0dunbartot7h%r w.on.ca
IRENE KOCK
Questions debt relief.
"Before we restart it we
plan to invest something in
the neighbourhood of $800
million on a major over-
haul;' said Mr. Williams.
"Pickering 'A', if it should
restart, will restart as a
much safer plant with a
much better environmental
performance than it's had
in the past"
Irene Kock of Durham
Nuclear Awareness said
after the meeting her group
is concerned about the as-
sumptions OPG is using for
its restart cost estimates,
especially since the corpo-
ration has so far refused to
release one of the studies j
it's using to estimate costs i
and future electricity de-
mand.
"For example, they
might be assuming the re-
actors will run at 80 per
cent capacity for another 15
years and that may be com-
pletely out of line with
what may occur in the fu-
tures" she explained. "We
know their forecasts of
what they can expect in
terms of performance have
always been off and always
been over -optimistic." i
Ms. Kock suggested $20 i
million in debt OPG has
had removed from its books
as a result of the recent
break-up and restructuring
of the former Ontario
Hydro may also be skewing
nuclear cost calculations.
-The debt bail-out really
effectively makes nuclear
look a lot cheaper than it
truly is "
GENERALS HOCKEY FEVER!
See it all on Durham
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and exclusive TV coverage of the Oshawa Generals -
Belleville Bulls OHL Playoff Series.
Also watch highlights on Plugged IN! daily at 6:30PM.
Clip and save this handy Broadcast Schedule, then
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Almost three-quarters of
commercial properties in
Durham and two-thirds of
industries getting property
tax decreases will have a
portion clawed back under
the Province's capping leg-
islation.
The clawback in 1998
tax cuts will be made
against 1999 interim bills.
Last year, the Province
passed Bill 79 to cap prop-
erty assessment -related tax
increases for businesses and
multi -residential properties
like apartments to 10 per
cent in 1998 and five per
cent in both 1999 and 2000.
The capping legislation was
enacted after property re-
assessments were complet-
ed and tax bills sent out be-
cause many owners of small
businesses complained
about substantial tax in-
creases they faced as result
of their properties being re-
assessed.
To pay for capping, a
municipality must cover the
lost revenue in a particular
property class from within
the same class so that one
retailer entitled to a tax de-
crease would have some of
it clawed back to help an-
other shop owner facing a
tax hike.
A report from the Re-
gion's finance department
notes about 1,850 commer-
cial businesses and 288 in-
dustries would have some of
their tax decreases clawed
back.
SALE ECIAL , ,�,
BARGAINS
IN TODAY'S
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Tues., April 20, 1999
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Ajax/Pick.
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Week is Tomas. He
enjoys basketball &
skateboarding. Tomas
will receive a dinner for
4 voucher, compliments
of McDonald's.
Cowgratukaions
Tomas for being our
Carrier of the Week.
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Almost three-quarters of
commercial properties in
Durham and two-thirds of
industries getting property
tax decreases will have a
portion clawed back under
the Province's capping leg-
islation.
The clawback in 1998
tax cuts will be made
against 1999 interim bills.
Last year, the Province
passed Bill 79 to cap prop-
erty assessment -related tax
increases for businesses and
multi -residential properties
like apartments to 10 per
cent in 1998 and five per
cent in both 1999 and 2000.
The capping legislation was
enacted after property re-
assessments were complet-
ed and tax bills sent out be-
cause many owners of small
businesses complained
about substantial tax in-
creases they faced as result
of their properties being re-
assessed.
To pay for capping, a
municipality must cover the
lost revenue in a particular
property class from within
the same class so that one
retailer entitled to a tax de-
crease would have some of
it clawed back to help an-
other shop owner facing a
tax hike.
A report from the Re-
gion's finance department
notes about 1,850 commer-
cial businesses and 288 in-
dustries would have some of
their tax decreases clawed
back.
SALE ECIAL , ,�,
BARGAINS
IN TODAY'S
News Advertiser
Tues., April 20, 1999
News Advertiser
' Gaillind Maintenance
Ajax
Shoppers Drug Mart
Ajax/Pick.
Subway Ajax
Toys R Us Ajax
White Rase
Zellers
Ajax/Pick.
s DdimW to related households only
Remember, all inserts, including
diose on glossy raper, can be
recycled with fhe rest of your
newspaper through your blue
box Recycling program.
For information on delivering
your advertising flyers, *.
W1
at
�40
Tomas
Tuesday's Carrier of the
Week is Tomas. He
enjoys basketball &
skateboarding. Tomas
will receive a dinner for
4 voucher, compliments
of McDonald's.
Cowgratukaions
Tomas for being our
Carrier of the Week.
... .
WAWUM Aµx
135 Kingston Rd..Aj:tx
222 Bayly St W .Ajax
726 Kingston Rd.. Nick.
1360 Kinipton Rd., Nick,
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NEWS ADVERTISER APRI L 2. 0 1 9 9 9 1114 w r••.
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EDITORIAL
New law aims
at safer society
Registry for sex offenders
a long time in coming to Ontario
lic if a notorious sex offender moved into
a neighbourhood. The law will allow for
police chief discretion in such cases.
A sexual offender registry would have
allowed police to keep track of Francis
Roy, the two-time rapist who killed Alison
Parrott in 1986 while on parole.
At the present time, offenders are reg-
istered on the Canadian Police Informa-
tion Centre system but are not tracked
once they are no longer on parole. The
new registry will keep serious offenders,
those sentenced to more than two years
in prison for a prior offence or any repeat
offenders under the thumb of police for
The new sex offender registry has
come far too late for i 1 -year-old
Christopher Stephenson, but it's wel-
come nonetheless.
The registry, to be introduced shortly
by Ontario Solicitor General Bob Runci-
man, will be known as Christopher's
Law to honour the memory of the
Brampton youngster who was slain by a
serial sex offender in 1988.
Christopher's killer was a multiple
sex offender of whom the system was
unable to keep track. He abducted the
boy from a shopping mall and abused
and killed him.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
The registry will keep track of sex of-
the rest of their lives. Excellent care
have been undergoing in recent
fenders provincewide and has been es-
The crusade for victims' rights has
years, it is indeed gexxl news that
tablished now only in Ontario after
provincial requests for a federal registry
been a long and lonely road for women
like Donna French, Debbie Mahaffy,received
they are now receiving some less -
ening of the load through
at
recent
fell on deaf cars.
Priscilla De Villiers and Tammy Craw-
welcome government funding. It is
Only police will have access to the
registry and will use it to keep on top of
ford. The first three women had daugh-
ters murdered by sex offenders while local hospital
a credit to the dedication to duty of
doctors and stall' that they have
the movement.,. of convicted sex crimi-
Ms. Crawford was herself the survivor of
been able to serve the public as well
nals. Such parolees will be required to
a vicious sexual assault. To the editor:
as they have during these times of
notify law enforcement officials should
These brave women have cam- As a recent cardiac patient at the
cutbacks and reorganization.
they desire a change of residence. Fail-
paigncd on behalf* of the victims of sex- Ajax and Pickering Health Centre
When I was admitted to the
ure to indicate a move could result in a
ual assault and murder. It's time for the site, (now part of the Rouge Valley
ernergency department, I was at -
fine of up to $25,000 and a jail sentence
government to hear their voices loud and Health System), I would like to
tended to within a very few minutes
of up to a year for an offender.
clear. Christopher's Law is a step in the commend those who so efficiently
and whisked off to treatment underTice
registry will not he an official
right direction and a sign the justice sys- cared for me during my recent stay.
the eye of Dr. David Hancock
public document, though police will be
tem is finally taking proper notice of Vic- With all the pressures and ohsta
(whom i later learned was chief of
allowed the latitude of notifying the pub-
tims. cles that our hospitals and staff
emergency at APHC) and his very
- -
The
`-
truth is out there
efficient staff. I was later put under
an the care of Dr. Allan (specialist
in internal medicine) and was sub-
sequently transferred to the Inten-
Sometimes you just have to trust your gut
sive Care Unit. I cannot speak high -
ly enough of the skill and the dedi-
!Pickering resident Gary Brown is
care for troubled children? Has this
cation of Dr. Yee and the excellent
work of the technicians and nurses
an educator, concerned citizen and
government allowed pont-secondary
in the ICU' Their professionalism :
sW-proclaimed weekend warrior.
, tuition to raise to levels beyond the av-
and care played a great role in my
We've all experienced it at some
erage family's ability to pay?
Gar
recovery.
point in our lives, some of us more
Is it true what we have been told
I am presently awaiting bypass
than others.
"feeling" "sense" •
Brown by Janet Ecker, that 364,000 people
surgery at Sunnybrook Hospital
That or or just
have been dropped off Ontario Social
and -am looking forward to receiv-
g isn't quite
is
and that the majority
Opinion Shaper of people
the 1eAjax-Pickering.od care re-
rightor that the? re
a particular itua-
these have found jobs.?
eiv d at The
tion we should avoid. In our attempts
Or is it true that welfare benefits
Queen of England could not have
to explain it, we have used many
"intuition"
and all manner of other things That have been slashed too fast and too far
had better (and I am only a humble
terms to describe it from to
touch our lives in one way or another. and that's why we see more child
senior citizen).
"gut feeling" to "a sense" or simply "I
This scenario of our over -reliance on poverty in Ontario than ever before.
Dorothy Hodge,
had a feeling about iC'
others and the media for information Is Mike Harris the magnanimous
Plebes
I believe this sense is something
in order to make informed decisions is environmentalist that some reports
that we all possess and even more I
harmful at the best of times but it cre- suggest he is?
believe it is something that over time
ates a major quandary when we are Or is it true that Ontario Hydro's
we have carne to grossly under use
confronted by conflicting informs- nitrogen oxide emissions were higher
The News Advertiser accepts letters
and most certainly undervalue.
tion. in 1998 than they were in the previous
to the editor. All letters should be
It is regrettable that instead, we
Examples are everywhere. year.
typed or neatly hand-written, 150
have conte to rely on information that
Is our health care system really as All these questions and so many
words. Each letter must be signed
is supplied to us by others to shape our
wonderful as government advertise- conflicting answers. What is a person
with a first and last name or two ini-
opinions and to assist us when making
merits tell us it is? to do who wants to vote wisely in the
tials and a last name. Please include
decisions. Newspapers, television and
Or are the reported stories about upcoming election?
a phone number for verification. The
radio bombard us with facts, other
cancer patients having to make their The answer is within all of us.
editor reserves the right to
people's opinions and information.
way to the United States for treatment Go with your "gut". Trust your "in-
edit copy
for style, length and content. Opin-
The media, the government and
proclaimed experts tell us on a daily
true? tuition". Follow your "sense" and
Does this government value duca- above all, despite the advertisements
ions expressed in letters are those of
basis what they want us to know about
tion and see our children as the future and information to the contrary, listen
the writer and not necessarily those
edtwafion, health care, the
^
as they say they do? Or they cut to diat link voice thatkeeps �ytrig
of the News Advertiser. We regret
- rrtent, aucleat safetyy, crime, welfare
funds to social servicesviron-
health "something just isn'tid
that due to the volume of letters, not
all will be printed.
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ADVERTISER
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Aril 21 Heritage The Town of Pickering Department of Parks & Facilities would like to from y
p tage Pickering (LACAC) g P
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remind residents, that the boulevard grass adjacent to their lots is the
@ Town Hall Pickering
responsibility of the homeowner to maintain and repair, this includes insect Ila - k ears e
April 21 Site Plan Advisory Committee and weed control, resodding, reseeding, and mowing. Y gHrfay 7th, 1999
@Spm, Town Hall Grab Control , r, i
[ April 26 Executive Committee Meeting, I10 pet to 8:00 prn y
What are Grubs. •;;_ f� / � ; T
@Town Hall Grubs arc the larvae of three species of beetles (June Beetle, European F+" �t ii i�
May 3 Town Council Meeting Chafer, and Japanese Beetle). /�ja�Jr �obirriudity Centre
@ Town Hall How do you know if you have a b problem?
May 5 Site Plan Advisory Committee If you live in southern Ontario you (Ba* and Monardh Ace.)
u more than likely will run into grubs in GfJ
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@ $ m Town Hall your lawn. Grubs feed on the fibrous roots of turf resulting in dead areas that Inline e G
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can easily be lifted from the soil. Secondary damage often occurs whenng j
ilk Ma 5 Committee of Adjustment skunks and other small mammals di our in Karooke
Y ] 8 up Y 8� Porgy looking for �
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It is recommended that you water the lawn thoroughly for 2 - 3 days before Artini Putt & golf Net �Ir
Aerobic
REMINDER TO 1 TOWN OF PI R IN TAXPAYERS
pesticide application to bring the grubs to the surface. After an insecticide r---�� Career Cnswng T
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as torcarry ittinto the est is also sential that the insecticide be watered thoroughly so �l., •`'•., HipHop
PROPERTY TARES w N,:. C Fxmicals such as Diazinon. Dursban, and Chl foe can be Street Boll
i D� orpyn purchased or /
APRII.r.199! can be applied by a local sprayer. Ston -chemical controls to the form of --pro" vs Tow B-BaU Game
N,-matodes arc also available Vkleo Games Room
The second of two installments of the IM ER M tax bill is die this l
`> > `Squash de Tennis Clinics
Commerdal, industrial said trwlt cendeatiai tatttx +will be billed at aHIGHLIGHT ' t \ / Giant Twister Tourney
later elate due to Bri179lCapping i�tltiion) �/ Wheelchair B -Ball
A late pay seat fee of 1.25% tadded to the unpaid itytanmF -cc �9 '
balance for each month. The bttr�pa�notid Im is applied to the first COMMUNITY PRIDE DAY
day of the Mowing °nth tiftirir,,d�rtduedate Saturday, April 24, 1999 FREE BUSING from:
rwr ''.. `•"�'`�••' ''; ` st Shoe Gormnunky Centre. Pana Rl all Myh
tt�rr� .a.R .� �j�" t11�-1 � St. Marys High end Ctanetrnont Mall"
f r - ar d�.K� yc' ter. Help restore habitat for wildlife and improve the biodiversity of Frrnchmm's � to � 420-� Q
Bay. Activities include planting native trues and shrubs, installing bird boxy
and cleaning up the Bay. 3:30 4�0
P'^ - ern 6-.30 pm - e:.a P'^
s i DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE & FRENCHMAN'S BAY ,,�,• ,,w � �,,,, �„• „•,�„� �[
>I f RECREATION REQUIRES A PART 9-00;� nOoAmed -' ti �"•ry„ y �^v ^+ y
ca n«.uon a una TIME SWING DANCE The Frenchmran's Bay Yacht Club T
p00�� INSTRUCTOR 635 Breezy Drive at Sunrise Avenue � / food at a greet
nk etYan Applicants must have a minimum of one �s ore habitat for wildlife and improve the H dre Marsh coos stem. `j� P°P• burger. dog,
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MEwrooO�aney year experience in dance instruction, Actrotics include planting native trees and shrubs, installing bird boxes and yy
r" Cwl "' and be available to start classes in cleaning up this important DRO MARSH T
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mutt at T
aPwAcyAct rr Classes are being offered to youth ages Ala Robertson Park
� t,�..�10 raw 14 to 17. �3ft"qWbreed south on Sandy Beach Road
,yw u ,oaTake pride in a clean community! Help clean up the FinchlLiverpool arca o
Md10awacrddw Please submit a detailed resume by
Aril 27, 1999 to Employment Services ft Town of Pickering.
we w+ M nnn PStarts at 3.'06 earn.
nerdmuaft*.. Coordinator, Human Resources Wet at
wdawM O*am Department. Maple Ridge Plaza. Liverpso11 Road and Buslu" Street,
�,�d o P RAIN OR SHINE
Fax (905) 420-4610. scorA wotra Qe to thw* ow ,�,,,,, hicit wx*Wc
d SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY AND BRING YOUR OWN - * DuPoa Cauda Inc A Town of Pidccrwa
SPADES. BUCKETS AND HAMMERS. ,)Ar
) Al f gowd of Trade a Town of Apx
NOTICE OF PASSING OF A These events have been sponsored by the Town of Pickering, The Toronto Armo �
amo-y . Datum � Poece se ire
and Regan Conservation Authority, Ontario Power Generation Pickeria� Canada Inc
- ZONING BY-LAW Nuclear, Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Protect Frtnc11aran s .Hubbell
Ohrb. Frewhrtao`s Bay Watch. Pickering Hydro and the Rotary
FF -STREET PARKING ON Bay�=
RESIDENTIAL LOTS _
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of FOLK ART
Pidtenmg passed Zoning By-law Numbers 5476/99, 5477/99 and (intermediate) _ wa+wr Ntea.ra Alw a sats Aaoe r Law, wort, May A VaW
5478/99 on April 6, 1999 respecting off-street panting on residential By PopWw Demand.—Register Today!
kits in the urban area of the Town of Pwkenag.
For those who have previously completed a begtnm«s' course. more ANIMAL CONTROL AWARENESS WEEK
T purpose of the Zoning By-laws is to revise off-strctt parking advanced pis will be completed. We have a variety of projects. r
provisions. Up to four vehicles so greater that 2.6 marcs in height sonwtb g for everyone! Irara bow to do different types of flowers, scenes. LOVE - LICENCE - LEASH
and 6.7 metres in length can parte on a residential lot. Of the four fruits as well ae the wlrhirnskal. All done on a variety of wood projects i.e.
vehicles, one vehicle no greater than 3.5 metra in bright and 8.0 decorative boxes lap tops, plaques and crates. Supply Cast is approximately TAKE NOTICE THAT May 2 - 8. 1999 is hereby proclaimed
metres is length can park in a side or rear yard of a resideatial lot. s 10 rad (3 projects) as "Animal Comrol Awareness Week' w and for the Town of
These Zoning By-laws amend the General Provisions of AN Day line ,Activity Cade
Residential Zones within Coucolidned Zoning By-laws 2511. 2520 Wednesday 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm AFOL..KSPR 241 During r Anal l Contntra] of Centre
Week es at 4 are invited to
and 3036, and apply to all lands south of the Third Concession Road tour our Animal Costed CenNre facilities at 4680 73icksoa
in the Town of Pickering. I.acatim Dumbarton High School Road North, one mile north of Taunton Road, is Whitby -
Starts April 28, 1999 Whvidu ath are welcome to drop into the Cemtre anytime
AND TAKE NOTICE that any individual. corporation or public Fee $75 (9 weeks) between 8:30 am- and 4:30 p.m. daring the week. Group touts
body may appeal to the Ontario Mtmicupml Board in respect of the imstructor Joyce McLindon can be arranged by calling the Centre at (905) 427-8737.
By-laws by filing with the Clerk of theorporatiom of the Tows of
Pickering not later than May IOth, 1999 a notice of appeal stating For more information, " Citizens arc also reminded of the impotamee of responsible pet
out the reason for the appeal and must be accompanied by the fee call the Department of Culture and Recreation Registration at 420-4621 care which includes:
requited by We Ontario Municipal Board which is $125.00. IDENTIFICATION • a dog lk arce identifies your
pet
AND TAKE NOTICE that only individuals, corporations and public mud
family
en ensures a free tide home the
bodies may appeal a zoning by-law to the Ontario Municipal Baer&
A notice of appeal may not be filed by as usimcmporated first time your pet is found
association or getup. However, a notice of appeal may be filed in doe provided You're at home and time
sof an individual who is a nrlerrtber of the association or the permits:son
group on its behalf.. % RABIES VACCINATION • rabid animals arc a danger;
FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER NEUTERING AND STAYING • don't be guilty of adding to the
MAY BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING THE TO'WN'S problem of unwanted animals;
FLAMM DEPARTMENT AT 420.4117. and,
Dated st the Town of Pickering this 20th day of April, 1999. DOGGY DO'S AND DON'TS • please ensure that you clean up
Brute Taylor. AMCT, CMM after your dog should it defecate
Town Clerk
on public or private property.
Town of PickeringOne The Egitanade DATED at Pickering. Ontario this 6th day of April, 1999.
Pickering, Wayne Arthurs, MAYOR
I -n v l,K7 Town of Pickerins
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P*4E 8 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY E[iTM; April 20, 1999
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. Principal for a day prefers regular Post
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Banker gains new appreciation for educators after job -shadowing stint
BY SUSAN O WEILL
Staff Writer
After getting a first-hand look
at the work involved in running
an elementary school Wednesday,
Joyce Post plans to keep her day
job.
The Durham resident. who
manages the National Bank
branch at Grandview and Bloor
streets, was one of several hun-
dred community leaders through-
out the region and the province
who shadowed a school principal
on the job this week during the
third annual Principal for a Day
program.
"I couldn't do this. I've got to
give (teachers and principals)
credit." she said during her visit
to Oshawa's Grandview Public
School where she worked hand-
in-hand with principal Ian Cooke.
"Thank goodness I'm not a
teacher. I don't have the pa-
tience."
Developed by The Learning
Partnership, a non-profit organi-
zation that focuses on the devel-
opment of alliances involving ed-
ucation, business and the commu-
nity, the Principal for a Day pro-
gram provides community lead-
ers a chance to observe schools
first-hand and to work directly
with principals• teachers, stu-
dents and parents.
A representative on the
school's community council for
the past four years, Ms. Post says
her day as a principal was a "lot
busier" than a typical day at the
bank.
"h's been a husy day. I don't
do this much work."
Jotice Post plaved school principal for a dac last week in Durham
Region and spent time with Grade I students Matthew Greenham
and Hillary Tarrant. A bank manager, Ms. Post says she was much
busier ac a 'principal'than she had anticipated.
By 2 p.m. Wcdncsdas. Ni.
Po,,[ and Mr. G)t)kc had alreads
nance budget, discussed class-
room resources with publishers,
met with the school's psycholo-
gist, went over the student alti-
tude surveys for the upcoming
Grade 3 and 6 assessments and
visited most of the classes
throughout the school.
"You find as a principal you
never stop for a moment;' says
Mr. Cooke, who'll be a bank
manager for a day later in the
school year under the project
which is sponsored by the Cana-
dian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce.
"At The Learning Partnership
we understand that students are
the key to the future," spokesman
Gordon Cressy said in a news re-
lease.
"Principal for a Day is a pro-
ject that allows leaders to take a
first-hand look at the strengths
and needs of hard-working ad-
ministrators and in the students at
our schools. We are pleased to
see that support for this program
is growing from year to year."
According to the organization,
more than 350 principals and
community leaders participated
in the program last year. And, this
week's numbers were expected to
exceed that total as 1999 is the
first year the program has been
initiated across the province, re-
ports Learning Partnership com-
munications director Diane Mar-
row.
"These are the kids who arc
going to be coming out into the
community;" says Ms. Post.
She believes it's important to
develop a link between schools
and the community as a whole.
"I believe strongly in partner-
ships.'
Home is where the
heart is for students
Local kids join forces to help
provide relief for Kosovo refugees
paper
PICKERING — Students at
elementary and secondary
schools here are rallying together
to provide relief for the thousands
of refugees fleeing Kosovo.
Pupils at Frenchman's Bay
Public School and St. Mary
Catholic Secondary School held
clothing drives and fund-raisers
last week, donating the goods
they collected to the Salvation
Army.
"We have a pretty good com-
munity here as far as getting in-
"�,
volved,,• says Helene Daleman,
principal of Frenchman's Bay
Public School where four Grade
8 iris organized da
clothing 8 8 g and
toy drive that's continuing this
week.
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"We did it- because we were
Frenchmm's Bay Public School students (back row, fmm left)
doing a project in our English
Kahreen Ladak and Hilary Singleton, along with (front row,f
class about Kosovo," says
. �) Debbie Hawn andAnna Singlewn collected c
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paper and saw a lot of pictures of
little children separated from
their families. It was really sad so
we decided to help and this was
our best idea.
"We are so fortunate," says
Debbie, who reports there was a
great response at the school.
"It's amazing how much stuff
was collected," she says, noting
the Salvation Army picked up
boxes of clothing, books, toys,
toiletries and non-perishable food
items at the school on Friday.
Meanwhile, at St. Mary
Catholic Secondary School,
Tommy Valookaran, the school's
chaplain, reports students "col-
lected a cube van full of clothes,
food, toiletries and about
$1,200;' that was donated to the
Salvation Army last week.
"Our chapel here was full," he
says. "It took two classes about
bW an hour to load the cube van..
VKe were all very Pleased witit the
outcome."
BILLBOARD
kis-klL 20, 1999
TUESDAY, APRIL 20
SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning
Discussion Group meets at 9:30
a.m. at St. Andrew's Community
Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. The
Parkside Public School primary
and junior school choirs perform.
Phone 619-0315 for more infor-
mation.
DROP-IN: The Ajax North Drop -
In Centre meets from 9 to 11 a.m.
every Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday at the Riverbreeze
Community Centre, 1 Richards
Lane, Ajax. Parents, caregivers
and children four and under wel-
come. Admission is free. Phone
428-8817 (Darlene Walker) or
683-4400 (Darlene Neville) for
more information on the drop-in
centre.
! DISABLED: The Ontario Coali-
tion of Families holds a Communi-
ty meeting to discuss the provin-
cial government's Making Ser-
vices Work for People from 7 to 9
p.m. at the Royal Canadian Le-
gion, Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St.
E., Pickering. Guest speakers
from Parents in Action for Chal-
lenged Kids, Alliance for People
with Developmental Disabilities,
CUPE Social Services. All are
welcome to attend the meeting.
Phone 619-0782 for more infor-
mation.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21
PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering
Chapter of the One Parent Fami-
lies Association meets every
Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the An-
nandale Golf and Curling Club,
corner of Bayly and Church Sts.,
Ajax. For custodial and non-cus-
todial parents. New members are
welcome. Phone 831-1201 for
more information.
HEAD INJURY: The Head Injury
Association of Durham Region
holds a support group meeting at
7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond Street East
in Oshawa. Survivors meet on the
main floor, while family and care-
givers meet upstairs. Call 723-
2732 for transportation assis-
tance.
EUCHRE: The Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 606 Ladies Auxil-
iary holds an open euchre night
at 8 p.m. at the branch hall, 1555
Bayly St., Pickering. All are wel-
come to attend. Prizes and re-
freshments. Phone 427-1257 for
more information on the Legion
! and its activities in the communi-
ty-
THURSDAY, APRIL 22
CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax -
Pickering Christian Women's
Club meets from 9:30 to 11:15
a.m. in the Gallantry's Banquet
Room, lower level of the Picker-
ing Town Centre, corner of Liver-
pool Rd. and Hwy. 2. Feature is
Summer Blooms by Vandermeer
Nursery. $5 per person, half-price
for first -timers. Free child care for
preschoolers. Phone 665-8183
(Laura) to RSVP or for more in-
formation.
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WORKSHOP: C.A.R.E. and the
Durham Region Unemployed
Help Centre host a workshop on
self esteem at 1 p.m. at 1400
Bayly St., Ul* 12. To reserve a
~at on wtwi om" .or for ..Wre
4010.
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Sport sxoRTs
APRIL 20. 1999
Summer basketball league
sign-up starts
The Durham West Summer Bas-
ketball League is gearing up for anoth-
er season.
The season runs from May until
August and includes divisions for boys
and girls born from 1988 to 1989, boys
born from 1986 to 1987, boys born
from 1984 to 1985, boys born from
1982 to 1983, and girls born from 1982
to 1985.
Registration is at Lincoln Alexan-
der Public School Saturdays, April 17
and May 1 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and
Mondays, April 19 and 26 from 8:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Cost is $95
For more information call 831-
4302.
Women have a ball
in this hockey loop
The Toronto Women's Ball Hockey
Association is looking for players for its
East house league.
Games are on Monday nights at
the Agincourt arena at Sheppard Av-
enue and Brimley Road beginning May
3.
The registration fee is $125.
To sign-up call 416-561-1956.
Bob's beat bankers
In women's basketball
AJAX — Dakota Bob's edged the
Bank of Montreal 50-49 in an exciting
Ajax Ladies Basketball League game
recently.
Lori Fleming drained 19 points for
Dakota Bob's. Julie Hughes responded
with 18 for the bankers.
In another contest, East Side
Mario's soundly defeated Glenn's Aub
Service 52-30.
Debi Bonar tallied 20 points for
East Side Mario's while Suzanne
Jones netted 11 for Glenn's.
Players in the league live in Ajax
and Pickering.
TQMIS $0011
PICKMW —The Sandy Beach
Tennis Club's fine registration date is
set for early need month.
The club's registration day is on
Sunday, May 2 at the Sandy Beach
;= Tennis Club at Kinsmen Park on
Sandy Beata Road in Pkdksrirg from 2
to 4 p.m.
The dub is accepting new mem-
bers and has bur M tennis courts, a
snack bar, washroom facilities and a
large off-street paiong lot. It also hosts
several social evenings during the
,poumse of the tennis season.
The Sandy Beach dub is looking
ion players interested in competitive
team play in the Durham 'A' and 'B'
leagues, as went as a ladies' day
' Club pro David Ochotts is a level II
coach and is avaikable for private,
semi -private or group lessons.
For more information, call 10mbea
ply Shxk at 839-5786.
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Raiders Coughlin Homes
Ajax/Pickering fell to
midget 'AAA' rep hockey
Burlington 4-2 in 'game
team competed with gritty
three. Jason Wyles and
.ietermination at the
Andre Darlow scored the
')MHA Championship
goals. McAuley, Nlatt Pen-
fournament in Peterbor-
eycad and Ken Stevens as -
)ugh recently.
sisted. Game MVP award
In game one against
went to goaltender Chris
Brampton, the Raiders
MacLeod.
dropped a 4-2 decision.
In the final game of the
Tyler McGregor and Jason
tournament for the
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Raiders, York-Simcoe
Mike Cuzzolino notched
handed the Raiders a 4-2
two assists, McAuley. Mc-
loss.
Gregor, Dan Schofield and
Roy Macleod and Mc -
Andre Darlow added one
Gregor potted one goal
1-4
apiece. Game most valu-
each. Assisting were
able player honours was
Maclsaac and Wyles.
awarded to McAuley.
Game MVP was Derek
RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo The Raiders were beat-
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conti. The squad is
A Piranhas player runs between two members
of the Dolphins teams dur- MacGregor recorded two
coached by John Winder
ing a recent indoor soccer tournament hosted by the Ajax Warriors Soc- assists, Allan Maclsaac
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Steve Surcon and manager
with one each. McGregor
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Driving to the hoop
Durham West's Jesse Forte powers toward the hoop while Ajax -Pickering
Trojans'Shane Tingling attempts to defend during a recent exhibition bas-
ketball game between the two club teams at Pickering High School.
Dickson's upsets Bob's
in men's basketball final
AJAX — Dickson Printing cap-
Dickson Printing. Terry scored 11 for
tured the Ajax Men's Basketball
Toronto Brake, Gordensky and
League crown with a 53-45 victory
Palkowski notched six points each.
over Dakota Bob's in the champi-
In the other semi-final match -up,
onship contest recently.
Dakota Bob's held off Top Shelf 47 -
Luke Luukkonen scored 18 points,
37.
Jim Austin netted 12 and Ken Russell
Dakota's relied on 12 -point per -
notched 1 I points for Dickson. For
formances from Chuck Tezak and
Dakota's, Pat Roach and Frank Forde
Roach. Sakata was close behind with
scored 12 points each, Al Sakata net-
10. For Top Shelf, Dan Deveau
ted seven.
.scored 12 markers, Mike Knowles
In the consolation game, Toronto
netted 10 and Troop had six.
Brake overcame a tough Top Shelf
Toronto Brake finished the regular
squad by a 51-42 margin. Sam Terry
season in first place with 28 points,
scored 15 points for Toronto Brake,
Dakota Bob's was second with 23
Mike Gordensky contributed 12 and
points, Top Shelf had I I points which
Richard Palkowski added eight. For
was good enough for third, and Dick -
Top Shelf, Mike Stoddart counted 12
son Printing earned 10 points to fin -
points and Bruce Troop had nine.
ish in fourth.
In the semi-final round, Dickson
The league will hold its banquet
Printing crushed Toronto Brake by a
on Friday, April 23 at 8 p.m. at the
55-30 margin. Dave Milton scored 13
Top Shelf Bar in Ajax.
points, Russell notched 12 and Don
Players in the league live in Ajax
McEachern chipped in with eight for
and Pickering.
Formeraxp coach o ens new
boxmgclub
in Pickerin 9
PICKERING - The Liverpool
Boxing Club is open for business.
The club provides an opportunity
for people to become involved in a
sport that develops boxing techniques
and improves aerobic endurance.
Competition is elective and occurs
only after the athlete is both physical-
ly and technically prepared.
The club's head coach is Preston
Roberts, a certified level 3 National
Coaching Certification Program
(NCCP)coach who has been involved
with amateur tfoxing for over 25
-years. Roberts has been head coach of
the Whitehorse Boxing Club and
president of the Yukon Amateur Box-
ing Association. For the last six years,
he has co-ordinated the program for
Olympian Nick Farrell at the
Ajax/Whitby Boxing Club, and has
also co-ordinated the Canadian Ama-
teur Olympic Boxing team's training
camp.
The club is at 924 Kingston Rd.
and is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
For more information, call Preston
Roberts at 839-9212 or Carl Sted-
mond at 839-3488.
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PICKERING—The Picker- tournament, the Heat humbled Heat will be a serious challenger
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team started the season with a 7-0. onships this year.
strong showing at the second an- Excellent defence and great Heat team members are
nual Tigers Classic Early Bird pitching propelled Pickering to a Christie Barlow, Fon Farr, Lau -
Tournament in Atlantic City re- 3-2 victory over a tough squad ren Fawcett, Ashlee Froggett,
cently. from Northampton. I Laura Hill, Katie Mckinnon,
The Heat were slated to play In their only loss of the tour- Krista Mueller, Sheri Parker,
in the championship contest but nament. the Pickering bantams Sonya Spalding, Melanie Ven -
heavy rain cancelled the clash dropped a 9-7 decision to the ning and Ashlyn Young. Nicole
with the New Jersey Diamond New Jersey Diamond Backs. Boyle joined the squad for the
Backs. The squad hopes to be invited Atlantic City tournament.
To make it to the big game, to the NSA National Qualifiers Thecoaching staff is made up
Pickering knocked off the New in August based on its success in of Rose Mckinnon, Paul Parker,
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"Many things are weath-
er -dependent this time of
year," says Marjorie. "For
example, removing the
protective covering of
mulch off your roses too
early can do damage.
This protective soil
around tender roses
should be pulled away
gradually, at the earliest
the first week of April d
the weather is cooperat-
ing."
Following some of
Marjorie's tips for early
spring gardening can in-
vigorate some of your
most cherished "friends"
iPruning
" Prune your fruit trees,
plus some shade trees,
but not maples, birch or
beech trees, as they
bleed this time of year.
* Prune shrubs that
bloom from July on, such
as butterfly bustles, hy-
drangeas and gold flame
spireas, but DO NOT
prune any shrubs that
bloom in April, May or
June.
Prune clematis that
bloom from July onwards,
but not those that bloom
before, as they have al-
ready set their buds.
Wait to prune Hybrid
Tea and Floribunda roses
until you can see the tiny
buds and where the win-
ter kill is.
clews -W
Clean up perennial gar-
dens while the ground is
still solid, as you can step
on the ground without
damaging bulbs.
« Leave perennial clean-
up to the spring, not the
fall. Plants do well if left
anchored in the ground
during the winter, and the
above -ground foliage col-
lects snow.
Don't rake your lawn
until you can walk on it
without leaving footprints.
If you rake when the lawn
is still spongy, you can
pull out tender roots.
Time to plant
" Start annual plant seeds
and tender bulbs such as
tuberous begonias in-
doors.
' Start tomato seeds in-
doors April 1st. If you
plant these too early, they
may be stringy.
Start some vegetables
in the outdoor garden as
soon as you can work the
soil in April. Spinach, let-
tuce, radishes and espe-
cially peas take well to
eary planting.
Fertilize bulbs
The best time to fertilize
bulbs is when bilb foliage
is 2" high, usually early
April. Use a liquid 20-20-
20 fertilizer.
potential in your garden,
Triple Mix Topsoil is com-
posed of 30 per cent
screened topsoil, 10 per
cent sandy soil and 30 per
cent mushroom compost,
20 per cent peatloam and
10 per cent pine mulch.
Organic amendments
such as composted ma-
nure and pine mulch add
nutrients to the topsoil. in-
organic amendments like
sand create large pores
which aid water drainage,
gas exchange and root
growth within the soil, re-
sulting in a healthier root
zone.
Topdressing is com-
prised of similar materials
as the Triple Mix, with a
few key changes making
this an excellent soil for
topdressing your lawn.
Made by design as a finer
soil, Topdressing spreads
easily in a thin layer on top
of your grass. While sand
allows for greater move-
ment of air and water with-
in this soil, Peatmoss is
added to absorb water in
its spongy, fibrous texture.
Seed growth is enhanced
through this available
moisture.
To top off your gardens,
Arnts Loam Supply offers
a wide selection of
mulches and decorative
stones to retain moisture
and act as a weed barrier.
Choose from cedar, com-
posted pine and shredded
pine mulch, several sizes
of Riverstone Beach Peb-
bles, lava rock, salmon
pink quartz, Belmont rose
and red, green, brown and
white stone.
Of course you can have
it delivered, but cash and
carry is also available.
For more information,
call 683-0887.
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listen to the advice given by the
during the phone bid per• K
�. advia.d than yoyr.bid is ptrl to a
' `than the amat current: bid, you -w W be
E you wish to bW your bid.
the bid board on your TV. it will
the highest bid and the Operator's
leder (A,B,C etc.) M someone
liiyluer than your bid, =0 back to raise
bid before the block coves.
A bei will indicate the end of each block
no new bids will be accepted.
cyrrent calls will be romps - to .
sound of the bell also indicates the
of the next block of hems.
10. STAY BY THE TELEPHONE NUMBER YOU
THE OPERATOR FOR AT LEAST 30
We will be calling back to
the winning bid. It we cannot
the winning bidder, the next I
will be ca laded. Ai
!1. when you have bean contacted, you will be
to go to the Ajax and Pic m big
Centre, iso Marwood Avenue south,
to pick up and par for your Now DO
QO UNTIL YOU HAVE BEEN
Please use the outlmrised
spaces and do not ' I A the fke
You will he given a tolrsn to enebis
t Moura tiro parl l lot at no choge.
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VISA, Personal ch"m and
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A growing population needs a growing hospital!
The Ajax and Pickering Health Centre
(formerly The Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital) is working hard to make sure that we
are always ready to care for you.
By raising funds for vital medical equipment
and state of the art diagnostic technology, we
can make sure that our hospital is modern and
well-equipped.
Funds raised from the "Operation Lifeline" TV
Auction will be used to help offset the cost of a
CT Scanner for The Ajax and Pickering Health
Centre. Acquiring this important diagnostic
equipment for the hospital will allow us to take
a huge step forward in providing accurate fast
& efficient care for our patients. Thank you for
supporting your hospital!
PAX
Rotary Clubs
"Service Above Self' is the motto for Rotarians and with progressive partnerships such as The
"Operation Lifeline" TV Auction, we are proud to work together, to raise funds to support a
variety of worthy projects within our communities. From supporting the development of our youth
to community improvement projects in our local parks - Rotarians are behind the scenes offering
hard work, fellowship and service to others!
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SATURDAY
SATURDAY
BLOCK 1
7:00-7:10
S1 -Denim Shirt
Value: $40.00
Donor: Town of Ajax
112 -Multi Wok dr Fondue
Value: $140.00
Donor: T -Fal
S3 -Two Piece Pen Set
Value: $70.00
Donor: Magnus Pens Inc.
BLOCK 11
8:404L-50
a44 -Golf ~ PINES~
Value: $60.00
Donor: Caned w Wsiabies Group
046 -Weed and Feed Poop
Vakn: $=A0
Donor: DHL Property Servim
044411uebw Passes
Wlue: $7N-00 -
Donor. McLean ConMnrtity Centre (pool)
047 -Couper Booklet
Wlur. $50.00
Donor: Star Video
0464MWArnlet Gift Basket
Value: $100.00
Donor: The "hill Bedsit Kaes
i
4
BLOCK 2
7:10-7:20
I
414 -Jacket
Value: $250.00
Donor: Durham Radio Inc. (Kx96)
95 -Personal Care Items
Value: $50.00
Donor: Lever Ponds
06-Playmobile RC Train Set
Value: $350.00
Donor: Mastermind Educational
97 -Toronto Zoo Annual Family
Pass
Value: $79.00
Donor: One Parent Family Association
98 -Printing Certificate
Value: $50.00
Donor: Warren's Printing Place
BLOCK 7
8:00-8:10
024 -Pedicure A Hair Products
Value: $45.00
Donor: Sheer Magic
923 -Coca-Cola soda Fountain
Teddy Bear
Value: $109.00
Donor: The Gift Gallery
926 -Polar Fleece Vest
Value: $50.00
Donor: Toronto Dominion Bank, Ajax
927 -Dry Cleaning CertlAcates
Value: $50.00
Donor: Parkers Cleaners
928 -Personal Care Items
Value: $50.00
Doctor: Lever Ponds
BLOCK 21 `
10e20 -10e30
084-142 Pies Tool Case
WANK
Donor. Hard Hat Ploelolfells
0864111lnk Lace Cetsst
Donor Lynda' ug =sL ow
Dae-w11.
he
Pos
laoiid
Ateaewair YaMlsc $676.00
Donor: Mc John Q Howes
0a7-2 Ohio m Tickets
• 1aMw: x.00 _ _ -
#884 arse" OWS fts
Ild
11111W. $60.00
- Lever Ponds J
BLOCK 22
I WO -1 OC40
Gas-cel.lr Tr
W1in: snm
Donor: Anarylsals Donor
0904111oelwA Of OW Pei 2
War: $111A
Dow Fawn Brook Golffi Counlry Ed0s
M 1111oee6Ww Bel
value: SSW
value: 80.00 -
Donor: Just Deoeelto
van: $60A0
,Donor: Rief 01 The AIm Public Lbmt
It"ERS a• W
k�DEPfrI'/ '�Rf7�Y�A�L,/�l��-��,�M/� Cpp �fyy�
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GENERATION DYNAPRAM
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BLOCK 3
7:20-7:30
09 -Souvenir Package Value: $16.00
Donor: St Michael's Majors
09 -One Day of Practice for 2 Value:
$30.00
Donor: Deer Creek Golf and Country Estates
010 -Men's Hair Cut Value: $13.00
Donor: Mario's Hair Design
010-Semb Uniform Value: S3e.D0
Donor: Vitalaire
011 -Garden Gift Certificate
Value: $50.00
Donor: O'Flaherty'- Garden Centre and
Landscaping
012 -Video and Coupon Value: MOO
Doran. Ajax Star Video
013 -RCA Portable CO Player
Voku. $100.00
.Donor. llorndn Product
BLOCK 8
8:10-8:20
02 ppers ing Goods Gift
CortiticValue: $50.00
Doran. rlebou d Sports
030 -Two Raptors Tickets
Value: $160.00
Donor: SornerNb Packaging
031-T4UWrt
Value: $15.00
Donor: Friends of ar A{an Pu01ie Library
031-a" Geurn fake
Vakro: Moo
Doran. Bakery Plus
032 -Four 30 wtiwb Phase kr000ns
value: $64.00
Dona: Barn Clark Mum Studio
BLOCK 13
9.-00-9:10
949 -Skybox -Raptors will
Charlotte Hornets
Value: $2,300.00'
Donor: Lennox Duan Ltd
060 -Gift Basket
Value: $50.00
Donor: Laura Sw4rdRlaNnnrk
031 -Stuffed fleaNPolo
Shirt/Gift Certificate
Value: $70.00
Donor: Honey Garlic
062-6 Month Membership
Value: $400.00
Donor: Extreme Fitness_
BLOCK 23
1 OAA -10:50
011.-12 Von candism Bell
Vawa $141A0
Donor: Rene sosam
OW2 Term is Hopis- T1eks4
Value: SMSA
Donor. TrOwM Hasa
i!i-EwRCMel11w Few
Vales: $80.00
Dear: Tho Briers inn
N74ft re Bahwsln Wsfdl
Dear:Elk Pacl-91 Lballed
yam:
BLOCK 4
7:30-7:40
914 -Mini Household Tool Kit
Value: $40.00
Donor: Trans Canada Electronics
913 -Nouse Cleaning
Value: $60.00
Donor: RL Business Services
916 -Lube, Oil and Filter, and
Alignment
Value: 560.00
Donor: Eastern Tire Service
917 -Footwear Certificate
Value: S1DO.00
BLOCK 9
8:20-8:30
034-Nandebo. er Mases" Set
Vakre: $71.00
Donor: Bardon Supplies Unsaid
0311-Pampror gasket
Valve: $75.00
Donor. The Body Shop
036 -colo.., Cut A Style
Vow. $4.00
Donor. 11- Ws Hur Design
037 -Gift Cortilfesee
Vaiw: $25.00
Doran: Pickering narrl-ae
037 Three Seats kids outdoor Li'kb
Valve. $30.00
Dona: Aldarbrook kndustrios
038 -Single Lever Sesin Faucet
Valve: $10200
,Donor. Bardon suposs Usni ed
BLOCK 14
9:10-9:20
9164-Pahrtlng
Vskrr- $100.00
Donor: Ms. Janet Ecker. MPP
953-3 Montle Membership
Value: $170.00
Donor: Extreme Fitrtas
0 Money Detector
vaknr $52.00
Donor: R. Wane Sala
057 -Personal Can -1
vskw: $50.00
Doctor: Lever Ponds
0so-Certificate For Ortltotice
Value: $450.00
Doctor: Step By Step
BLOCK 19
10:00-10:10
074 -Ta KMM Fttilht
Value: $13$1.00
8H* Penillielgin
75 ere Her"
camp
air. � oSYeln
0764Hawer Cerdlweaee
Vin: S"
Donor: GaWwy's E"y
9764nwwaa !let. T4M*t and
Vm" vow SSL00
Doctor: Stnotseaed all Tdiwisiocc
Kk
Doan: Toad Cance Heckeakd
078.6~-
Vahm $01111
Dolls: Dishes school or Mndk
BLOM 24
10:50-11:00
09" Gift Csetlliealee
Value: $125 0
010041I0t Basket
161uK $60.00
Donor: Go Transit
0101-1111mmkoinled Weeden
Chest Value: S960.00
Dona Hspme Cndk Union
01024slf Sweatshirt
Value: $60.00
Dain: FM To Golf Smiss Pkfiwin0 W.
01034Avrm Care pohloe
Paduilo When $27$.00
,Doran. Servieo Mader Lawn Care
BLOCK 5
7:40-7:50
919 -Historical Ajax Book
Value: $40.00
Donor: Town of Ajax
920-10 Cup Coffee Maker
Value: S50.00
Donor: Pickering Appliances Parts 6
Services
921 -Ebony Sword
Value: $65.00
Donor: Mr. John Hansen
922 -Gift Certificate
Value: 550.00
Donor: Sauter's Inn
923 -Book Lamp
Value: $50.00
Donor: Friends of the Ajax Public Library
BLOCK 10
8:30-8:40
039-0411, Lube and FVtor
Valve: MOD
Donor: Suburban Motors Ud.
$40-64woper To dwwpor Check
Value: $SOHO
Donor. Easnsrn Two service
041 -Freest End Alignment
Value: MOO
Donor: lake's Auto service
042-MRe Detailing
vakw.$160.00
Dana: Boyer Pontiac Buick
043 -Gift Cortificaib
Value: $50.00
Donor Apx MndOsr Ud
' BLOCK 15
9:20-9:30
959 -Two Green Fees
Value: SM -00
Donor. Blue Spruce Ridge Golf Club
960 -Gift Certificates
Value: $125.00
061 -Two Piece Pon Set
Value: $70.00
Donor. Magnus Pens Inc -
a62 -T -Fal Indoor Barbeque
vakw. $80.00
Doctor. Ajax Hydro Energy Outlet
963-2 Ornaatentsl Baskets
vmw__ $69.00
Doctor: Mr. John Hensen
BLOCK 20
10:10-10:20
0794wrectoes Char
Value: $12&00
Donor: Bryston Ltd
ase-El.oaeeeic oAania.r
value: $140.00
Donor. Graced A Toy
0a1 -Garden Centra Certificate
Value: $50.00
Donor 's Garden Coli t and
LarldscaPing
est-aaront arniydnal -
Values $5000
Donor. Am Now hardware
n
BLOCK 116
BLOCK 17
9:30-9--40
9.40-9sS0
alto Gift Basket
"ll-Jseket
Shoppers; � Mot
porion Fcei0litlhier MId 0 list io
b
5:F:AhmW
$170-Akewlnlent Gell Cant
VWM $XAo
Wlu•: $16.0&
lle DerMopwerM - Rdsoat:ea bar-
Oaar: ZefMa aro.
oilplah Tootle Bneeh
071-4 BMelort Of Base snd 4
1,00
Gsoow Foxe valur. S71A0cilerig
SgtlrepMMslOffice
paver. Foo Run Golf Conde
BM
072-3 frow111 r800bw W
VAMSMA
vAw $170.00
Ai,.an1 � per
Donor: Elswae Rinses
ala-M.lrir PtdMsn Met10e Gel faBb
Walk sfiiaoo
. Bryern Janstoa doff s«vio.
BLOCK 21 `
10e20 -10e30
084-142 Pies Tool Case
WANK
Donor. Hard Hat Ploelolfells
0864111lnk Lace Cetsst
Donor Lynda' ug =sL ow
Dae-w11.
he
Pos
laoiid
Ateaewair YaMlsc $676.00
Donor: Mc John Q Howes
0a7-2 Ohio m Tickets
• 1aMw: x.00 _ _ -
#884 arse" OWS fts
Ild
11111W. $60.00
- Lever Ponds J
BLOCK 22
I WO -1 OC40
Gas-cel.lr Tr
W1in: snm
Donor: Anarylsals Donor
0904111oelwA Of OW Pei 2
War: $111A
Dow Fawn Brook Golffi Counlry Ed0s
M 1111oee6Ww Bel
value: SSW
value: 80.00 -
Donor: Just Deoeelto
van: $60A0
,Donor: Rief 01 The AIm Public Lbmt
It"ERS a• W
k�DEPfrI'/ '�Rf7�Y�A�L,/�l��-��,�M/� Cpp �fyy�
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GENERATION DYNAPRAM
i:00___ `��' Bank of Montreal Ea^° - "°
L Tow \ 1
BLOCK 3
7:20-7:30
09 -Souvenir Package Value: $16.00
Donor: St Michael's Majors
09 -One Day of Practice for 2 Value:
$30.00
Donor: Deer Creek Golf and Country Estates
010 -Men's Hair Cut Value: $13.00
Donor: Mario's Hair Design
010-Semb Uniform Value: S3e.D0
Donor: Vitalaire
011 -Garden Gift Certificate
Value: $50.00
Donor: O'Flaherty'- Garden Centre and
Landscaping
012 -Video and Coupon Value: MOO
Doran. Ajax Star Video
013 -RCA Portable CO Player
Voku. $100.00
.Donor. llorndn Product
BLOCK 8
8:10-8:20
02 ppers ing Goods Gift
CortiticValue: $50.00
Doran. rlebou d Sports
030 -Two Raptors Tickets
Value: $160.00
Donor: SornerNb Packaging
031-T4UWrt
Value: $15.00
Donor: Friends of ar A{an Pu01ie Library
031-a" Geurn fake
Vakro: Moo
Doran. Bakery Plus
032 -Four 30 wtiwb Phase kr000ns
value: $64.00
Dona: Barn Clark Mum Studio
BLOCK 13
9.-00-9:10
949 -Skybox -Raptors will
Charlotte Hornets
Value: $2,300.00'
Donor: Lennox Duan Ltd
060 -Gift Basket
Value: $50.00
Donor: Laura Sw4rdRlaNnnrk
031 -Stuffed fleaNPolo
Shirt/Gift Certificate
Value: $70.00
Donor: Honey Garlic
062-6 Month Membership
Value: $400.00
Donor: Extreme Fitness_
BLOCK 23
1 OAA -10:50
011.-12 Von candism Bell
Vawa $141A0
Donor: Rene sosam
OW2 Term is Hopis- T1eks4
Value: SMSA
Donor. TrOwM Hasa
i!i-EwRCMel11w Few
Vales: $80.00
Dear: Tho Briers inn
N74ft re Bahwsln Wsfdl
Dear:Elk Pacl-91 Lballed
yam:
BLOCK 4
7:30-7:40
914 -Mini Household Tool Kit
Value: $40.00
Donor: Trans Canada Electronics
913 -Nouse Cleaning
Value: $60.00
Donor: RL Business Services
916 -Lube, Oil and Filter, and
Alignment
Value: 560.00
Donor: Eastern Tire Service
917 -Footwear Certificate
Value: S1DO.00
BLOCK 9
8:20-8:30
034-Nandebo. er Mases" Set
Vakre: $71.00
Donor: Bardon Supplies Unsaid
0311-Pampror gasket
Valve: $75.00
Donor. The Body Shop
036 -colo.., Cut A Style
Vow. $4.00
Donor. 11- Ws Hur Design
037 -Gift Cortilfesee
Vaiw: $25.00
Doran: Pickering narrl-ae
037 Three Seats kids outdoor Li'kb
Valve. $30.00
Dona: Aldarbrook kndustrios
038 -Single Lever Sesin Faucet
Valve: $10200
,Donor. Bardon suposs Usni ed
BLOCK 14
9:10-9:20
9164-Pahrtlng
Vskrr- $100.00
Donor: Ms. Janet Ecker. MPP
953-3 Montle Membership
Value: $170.00
Donor: Extreme Fitrtas
0 Money Detector
vaknr $52.00
Donor: R. Wane Sala
057 -Personal Can -1
vskw: $50.00
Doctor: Lever Ponds
0so-Certificate For Ortltotice
Value: $450.00
Doctor: Step By Step
BLOCK 19
10:00-10:10
074 -Ta KMM Fttilht
Value: $13$1.00
8H* Penillielgin
75 ere Her"
camp
air. � oSYeln
0764Hawer Cerdlweaee
Vin: S"
Donor: GaWwy's E"y
9764nwwaa !let. T4M*t and
Vm" vow SSL00
Doctor: Stnotseaed all Tdiwisiocc
Kk
Doan: Toad Cance Heckeakd
078.6~-
Vahm $01111
Dolls: Dishes school or Mndk
BLOM 24
10:50-11:00
09" Gift Csetlliealee
Value: $125 0
010041I0t Basket
161uK $60.00
Donor: Go Transit
0101-1111mmkoinled Weeden
Chest Value: S960.00
Dona Hspme Cndk Union
01024slf Sweatshirt
Value: $60.00
Dain: FM To Golf Smiss Pkfiwin0 W.
01034Avrm Care pohloe
Paduilo When $27$.00
,Doran. Servieo Mader Lawn Care
BLOCK 5
7:40-7:50
919 -Historical Ajax Book
Value: $40.00
Donor: Town of Ajax
920-10 Cup Coffee Maker
Value: S50.00
Donor: Pickering Appliances Parts 6
Services
921 -Ebony Sword
Value: $65.00
Donor: Mr. John Hansen
922 -Gift Certificate
Value: 550.00
Donor: Sauter's Inn
923 -Book Lamp
Value: $50.00
Donor: Friends of the Ajax Public Library
BLOCK 10
8:30-8:40
039-0411, Lube and FVtor
Valve: MOD
Donor: Suburban Motors Ud.
$40-64woper To dwwpor Check
Value: $SOHO
Donor. Easnsrn Two service
041 -Freest End Alignment
Value: MOO
Donor: lake's Auto service
042-MRe Detailing
vakw.$160.00
Dana: Boyer Pontiac Buick
043 -Gift Cortificaib
Value: $50.00
Donor Apx MndOsr Ud
' BLOCK 15
9:20-9:30
959 -Two Green Fees
Value: SM -00
Donor. Blue Spruce Ridge Golf Club
960 -Gift Certificates
Value: $125.00
061 -Two Piece Pon Set
Value: $70.00
Donor. Magnus Pens Inc -
a62 -T -Fal Indoor Barbeque
vakw. $80.00
Doctor. Ajax Hydro Energy Outlet
963-2 Ornaatentsl Baskets
vmw__ $69.00
Doctor: Mr. John Hensen
BLOCK 20
10:10-10:20
0794wrectoes Char
Value: $12&00
Donor: Bryston Ltd
ase-El.oaeeeic oAania.r
value: $140.00
Donor. Graced A Toy
0a1 -Garden Centra Certificate
Value: $50.00
Donor 's Garden Coli t and
LarldscaPing
est-aaront arniydnal -
Values $5000
Donor. Am Now hardware
n
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BLOCK 25
12:00 - 12:10
# 104 -Two Golf Passes
Value: 554.00
Donor: Annandale Golf & Country
Club
#1105 -Thermal Airpot
Value: $89.00
Donor: Hobart Food Equipment
Group
#106 -Two Blue Jay
Tickets
Value: 550.00
Donor: Fleury. Comery
BLOCK 35
1:40-1:50
0147 -ASM household Tool Kit
Van: $10.00
Dow: Trans Canada Electronics
0148 -GM Certificate
Van: $100.00
Dear: LOEB, Glendale
# 149 -Garden Centra Certi.n- e
Van: $50.00
Donor: O'FWarty's Garden Centre &
Landecaning
#150-12 arming Sessions
Van: $63.00
Donor: Taming World
8151 -Jacket
Van: $50.00
Ponor Reighilhoo Mid Ontario
F BLOCK 40
2:30-2:40
#1724fto sign
Door: Signs From Above
0173 -Four real& Valhi 536.00
Donor: Arby's, Ajax
0174-10 Hamburger
Coruseaaesum
_ Valor
•1 44 Certlftolle22<
wkur 515.00
0-resVbso
017576sM Cam Howl&
wklae: SB0.00
Door: Lfwaf Pads
BLOCK 43
3:204-
30
#192-reawt remit CD Set and
IDen .CThe �CMidne's Grow
01193-411111111 COMMON" for mom
vAkDoe . St. Laaemee uppero-- int Paekero
CergBtata
Ooaor. ilYnsmIs 111 Plea
#1964Dwmft Neurit Dell
war $1166
Donor J.D. Air & Ektttfle Tool Rp*
#walk 40m
Door: So deo Hawaii
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BLOCK 26
12:10 - 12:20
0107 -Gift Certificate
Value: $25.00
Donor: Dot's Spot Family Resbu n"
0107 -Fancily Day Pass
Value: $15.00
Donor: The Toronb and Reglan Conservation Asfroray
#108 -Gift certificate
Value: $50.00
Donor: RR.r D.L U ey" Camas kK.
#109 -Videos
Value: $60.00
Donor. H.G.V. Video
#I I 0-Twoo, Piece Por set
Value: SMA0
Donor. Msplue Pens Inc.
41111 pas Cars peawa
Value: $50.00
Donor: Lever Ponds
BLOCK 31
1:00 - 1:10
+127-utrs♦m Tell Bowe
value $1,18&00*
Donor: UAP Auto Parts
a 128 -Two Slue .lay Tickets
Value:$54.DD
Donor Sortwvill
s 129 -Child's
Value: $30.00
Donor. NoAhan Aawrea^9 int
0129 -ample Lead swesesr
value: $30.00
Dona: Jean Aiders
0130 -Gift Cortlneate for 2 Tk*ets
Value: $50.00
Donor. Markham Thoom for Palo ' AAs
#131 -Gift CertlBew
Value: $50.00
Dona Bay Cycle and SpoAs
BLOCK 36
1:50-2:00
#152-Oirtleday Para Cortificate
Van: $120.00
Donor. Laurel Itc.
# 153-Dolpf" Family SculpRawo
Van: 575.00
Dana: Inovstin Awards
#I 54 -hockey Glows
Van: 570.00
Donor: Pickering Village Source For
Spoft
55-Persoam Cara lanes
Van: $50.00
Dona: Lewy Ponds
BLOCK 41
2:40-2:30
9177 -Owe Pair Ca�Peet
0178$-Untn mad Point
vitas: $278.00
Donor: CantdiataFor Tropical
Eduealion sad Pain Cesesrvasae
8817794§@Ww Puaw Wodlge Golf
Club
vahm 8:0.00
08Brim Johnson Gas sereks
30 wg rwrrBeala
while ss m
Donor: Ml&M-8 Frim, Plea
aiel-One Bair of iirssYa Per 2
Domw Deer Cresk riots i Cam" EINN
OL.00K 46
l 3.1104h"
0197-00111 Swealakit 1,1111M OWN
Donor: Fiat To 6af�/klaliag tw.
0196411hMe ON
vdm $110,1111111
Ooaar.tiaa$pfaoelidieCe/Cllk
11dm 11" ae.oa.
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0200-4 GIS Pose
woo: sn m
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`,U PL-. Bank of Montreal E-
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BLOCK 27
12:20-12:30
8112 -Video Coupon
Vskw: 550.00
Donor. SW Video
4113 -Three Boxes loicle Outdoor
Lghts Value: $30.00
Donor. Alderbook Industries Ltd.
#113 -Gift Certificate
Value: 525.00
#114 -Genion Work shirt
Value: $45.00
If 11 S-Caft Certificate
Vsku. 550.00
Donor 11116111111 Meat Shops. Aja:
#116-WheM f4etatm" avid salawee
Value: $40 00
Donor: The Thrifty lbchanic Shop
BLOCK 32
1:10-1:20
0132 -Gift Certificate
Value: 550.00
Donor: Smart Erre
#11 33 -Personal Care peens
Value: 550.00
Dona: Lever Ponds
#134 -Area Rug
Vska: $168.00
Donor: Midway Carpet
# 138-Ferniyr Portrait
Van: $124.00
Dona: Mary Cook Phorography
BLOCK 37
2-00-2:10
#157 -Cranberry Jug
Van: 550.00
#1s8 -Facial
Van: $43.00
Donor. Allure Electrolysis
8159 -Mouse sign
Value: $89.00
Dona: Signs From Above
#160 -Interior or Exterior
Painting
Vaka:550 AW
Dona: Goodison & Glantad Painting
#161 -Two Weeks Free Trial
Van: $99.00
,porar. Strictly Women's Health Club
5�
Dow 7bon of Ain
#203-4 Gallows Aute Nef/r
Fier
VOW. $60.00
#204 T�SNAlng
ds
Von: $200.00
Skdiot
#2016-2 Grit Cortllicawe
Valero: 56000
Dawn Just Dnnft
�
F6nw Saf hest
WA
Lmrof' 111aAl1 Hila Pharmacy
1�
yam:
BLOCK 28
12:30-12:40
#117 -Sweatshirt and Baseball
Nat Value: $50.00
Donor: City T.V., Space, The Imagination
Station
#I I "Ift Certificate
Value: $50.00
Donor: For You Two Maternity Inc.
#119 -Life Brand Baby Basket
Vska: $100.00
ug 111art
#1�20�-C Shoppers Bolow a Video and
coupons Value: $65.00
Donor. Ajax Star Video
# 121-Cboeolste Factory Tour
Value: $200.00
Chocolate Canada I1c.
BLOCK 33
1:20-1:30
all 37 -Gift Certificate Vsbe: $50.00
Donor Groomer': Workshop
8138-Trax supersw.t 100 Bieyrl.
Value: 1110.00
Donor: WsFWrt
0139 -Showcase Mat, history Peres,
T.fhirt, VWses Value: $50.00
Dona: Showcese and Moory Television -
Aasnce
8140 -GM Certificate
Value: $40.00
Donor si cerAjax Pat Care vi
0-afte
Vskw: SX00
Donal &
4[ ee sCupe
0-sasseers
Vakw. $30.00
Donor. Kraft Caneds kit.
BLOCK 38
2:10-2:20
#I 62-Fluancial SeMees Grab
Bap _ van: Si0.00
#Dtxror�
valor slam
Dona Grand & Toy
#164 -Infant Powder and
Value: $70.00
Dana: Unihc Ltd.
016" Foot sub
Ven: $63.00
Donor. Au
# 66-BryNawiwg sefrieq
Vaka: 550.00
Dona: Marbnttareg Ory Clwtirg
BLOCK 43
3:00-3:10
# 182-000 Plain* Tuning
Vskfa: $75.00
Dona: The Pbfw Alan
#183 -One Week Suww1&r lienee
Value: $250Donor Audiry 00 _ _
#11 84-Twe Miers Ffte Trial
VaMfr $99.00
#186- okmw a �aR&&
Yoko: $50A0
Donor: Law S11r Cali
01984116shood Car Moog
Paw. Pkhwiq VdW=W
BLOCK 48
350-4:00
+m7Vdms:-T Blue AV Tideala
An wous
sanni
Paeit Soft
Dona: Cads Tint, Ajar and Pktamilll bud
02/0-IeeilidMesMead Pedstwa■{y
Aaeaaaraers! vilerData Sep '11nowceshic.
#211$71~so
fC 0 o~
vwm
Dow Conadhm Tim Corp., Aiu
0211 -Gift Cardlkslis
slim
Dear: Rogers Wdoo
BLOCK 29
12:40-12:50
0122 -Personal Care Gift Basket
Value: $75.00
Donor. used Johnson Nuhibonals
*1 23 -"Wizard of Oz" video and
coupon
Value: $70.00
Donor: Star Video
*124-1111yhliyhts. Cut & style
Value: $75.00
Donor: Marco's Heir Design
*125-146 Piece Meclessies Tool set
Value: $150.00
Donor: Ferns ErgneerI Ltd
0126-4 - Thiry Minute Voice
Losee
Vskw: 57200
Donor. Barry Clark Music Studio
BLOCK 34
1:30-1:40
-fi6a -,.70T %W&
0142 -One Week sun weer Verse
camp Value: $250.00
Donor: "any Road slaw"
Vabr $76fy Pun Day Paco
Donor Wild Wow Kingdon
0144-Terowb Zoo - Answer Family
Pesos VAW: sn.00
Dawn One parent Foms7y ll s' 0,
#143 -are" Day Pass for SO Peopb
Value: 5750.00'
Donor Pickink Cantle �9 Fields - FemYy Fun
0116-111wlon Passes
Veba: $71.00
Dawn McLa n ComrmuUly CaMre (pool)
r BLOCK 39
016742iw•ear CerdBcate
volae s25Ao
Domes- GdsmwO Eatery
#1474WwwO=* Clock Yaw: $35.00
Donor: Slrowteas and History Teirnsion -
a/6i-Dewfal Cleeek tip Vakw: $175A0
Donor. Dr. Carey lalrepaios and Dr. avert Jeeporson
0169-T1mae PteeerPwe set
Value $1000 Pons
0170-OvCleani g CorOkst"
Vakw: Moo
8171-Twe Wills & Two Pews@ of
Yobs: $450.00
,Donor: P84r G. Skogh, O.C.
BLOCK 44
3:10-3:20
#187-Peram Care -1�
Value: $50.00
Dolor. Lever Ponds
#188 -Yen's Sunglasses
Value: $99.00
Damn#Value8� Al65.00tst�H
Dilor: Hair flhless
#190 -fir lFw 4
vww. $30.00 _
Dolor: Beltawal Fish & Chips
BLOCK 49
4:00.4e10
0272 -pre
VMiir 117 epg0„p0• '
Dalof:Partly Ltd
#21pbsnt Sculpture Is
Valu- $75A0 - ..
#214 -TWO weeks I n* Trial
value: $99A0
Dow
SWCOY s - pow Fora
0Salch of
Fine VAnal
Van: $90.00
Donor Grawkiliv Yours Ltd
w i
BLOCK 50
4:10-4:20
#21746Wr salon services
vekn: 520.00
Dona: Melo We Hair Design
1217 -Gift Cordficate
value: $25.00
Donor: Party Tyme Rent -An ud
#218 -Personal Can Henn
value: $50.00
Donor: Leer Ponds
10,219-431ft Certificate
Value: $100.00
Donor. Soft -Moe Inc.
0220 -Thee Piece Pen set
Vahue: $110.00
Dona: Magma Pens Inc.
#221 -Sports Injeries Aseessweent
Value: $120.00
Dear. whites Read Physio and Spe
BLOCK 55
5:00-5:10
#237 -Gift Certificate
Value: 540.00
Donor. Vera's Sewing Emporium
#238 -Personal Can Items
Value: $50.00
Donor: Lever Ponds
#239-Umkod Edition Print
Value: $150.00
Donor. Formax Co.
#240 -Gourmet Basket
Value: 565.00
Donor: IGA-South Ajax
BLOCK 65
6:40-6:50
RM� amp 6sre Tkike6s
Dura: It --Me pa , gi
��Doom 00 Casellt bIL
ct.• a s..o...
On Cervacafte
Donor: Gs5k1/ikMlnmos Listfll/ -
= an4 FAW Bap FateDOM Nod WSW Wandus
lalltK
�isaar: Caatise Ororaiss0oa Far Tiopiesl Ed
BLOCK 70
7:30-7:400307
x
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Donor: liohrnmqae
0308-Thfee iMkO PON slat ` a
Vail:: 590,00
Dona: pang jm, ._
0309-R Tl kaft
Value: $112A
Dofsor Afftlrl Qent Juice Cofhtpnty
0310-2 Y.I.P. Dowell
Whit $70.0
Donon Toronto Argona is ,
0311 -Leather jI Coat
Dear. Ajax Jeep Eso Lid.
BLOCK 51
4:20-4:30
#222 -shampoo and Haircut
Value: $14.00
Dear. First Choice Heinuners, Ain
#222-1 scrub uniform - Teal size s
Vakw: $31.00
Donor. Vdalsim
0223-Cordacats for Orthetics
Value: $450.00•
Donor
CertificateVols: S50.00
Dona: Warren's Pridh p%W
0225-Aldowd Adoption Package i 2
Passes Valve: $75.00
#02241-1Nsisrical Zoological �d0 ekar
Value: $10.00
Pons: Town Of Ajax
BLOCK 56
�ft TAW~
8242 -Skin Treatment
Vakw: $75.00
Donor: Exclusive Esitmaa by Nancy
0243 -Spa special
Value: $96.00
Data: Mbdgn Beauty Clinic and Spa
#244-CortHiesta - 3 Meuelh
Me= bership Value: $190.00
Dona: Women in Motion
0245-1 Hou► Rollo session
Value: $50.00
Dona: Mrgrot Woolsey WeMnes Serieeo
#240 -Perm
Vale: $66.00
Dona: Hair RsAecOon
BLOCK 61
6:00-6:10
0202 -One Year Of Mods Pearson
Vakw: $1,000AW
Planter
value: S50.00
Donor. Or Jd m Finder
#2644Persomal Care losses
vakw: $90.00
Donor: Lever Pends
02654Wt C.rWIN,
vain: $100.00
Donor. Three Bens ktt
•#•2-0.�s!-a�l.a�.mlcen a P. en
value: S
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#20ee�-ifftertiacale
Vakw. $15.00
Done. Roars Video
BLOCK 66
6:10-7:00
:287-6 Gift Ce+rtlAea"s
vwm $150.00
Donor: Blywood Cntre
•288-Twe Nwonsaft oinlisr
Theatre Tkkets Whit $WA
Dofla: Blue List Prtl�ig A lllsdieg Ltd.
f�fhit
Whit $275A0
nn -n -I Copoindoo For
Tir pkalEd and PAb Fonst Cossttfiltdow
Cafe Mason
vdW S"
Donor: Luer Pastes
BLOCK 71
7:40-7:50
�031S-Frus ed 9t int
Welt $100.0
Donor. El -Jolt
0313-Cord8caM Per CWNwdes
Whit 5150Donor Stop WW
.0'
OWIut 56004-$
Donor: 8tlhfd le Retlhenslt I Lodge
#3154toumd Of Golf For 2
vWW ll
Donor: � Ciesk 000 i Country EsNes
0316-Chr Ty" Tespet
and Fauft Pave Whht $60.00
Donor: The Wed When Foe" of Thea
vU111G111 �� 1
T E L E V I S I O N I
F114Aiyurye-rnnGRC
r -w RAY. �{M�
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`-"'"`�'-` Bank of Montreal
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BLOCK 52
4:30-4:40
#227 -Four thirty minute Guitar
lessons Value: $64.00
Donor. Barry Clark Music Studio
#228-0ne Autographed
Baseball Value: $50.00
Donor: Toronto Blue Jays
#229-5 GSR CertiReates
Value: $125.00
Donor: Baywood Centre
#230-85 piece Socket Set
Value: $140.00
Donor: SGH Mortgages inc.
#231 -Two Green Fees
Value: $120.00
Donor: Whibr ale Goff Club
BLOCK 57
5:20-5:30
#247 -Two Weeks Free Trial
Value: $99.00
Donor. Strictly Women's ifealth Club
0248-3tevan Lake Tickets
Value: $85.00
Donor the raft Caton Calvefathe NomW halt
#249-1 Batch Of Wine
Value: $94.00
Donor Carousel Wines
0250 -Braun Oral Electric
Toothbrush Value: $70.00
Data- Pharma Plus, Ajax
#251 -Two 9W passes
Value: $54.0
Data: Annandale Goff A Country Club
BLOCK 62
6:10.6:20
0267-Twoolm Teenie Bean"
Babies Value. $300.00
Data: McDonsld's Restaurants of Ajax
0261:1-i Paas
valueDonor Go Transit
0269-2 areen Fees WRh Cart
Value: $911.01
Data: Parkview Golf Club
0270- "Renoir' Print
Valvar. 576.00
Donor De Saw's
BLOCK 67
7:00-7:10
02924.adi" Mises s21t
vale : s44o.00e
#Yanagi
#29.4Coock M Suit
VAIM $488.00'
Dow r ramgi
02114- "After s Ott W
Wklt SOM00`6
Donor VaragiYarssgi
�MY
DOnar: Mr.,, 1-1 Surlds
0296 -Jacket
Donor: Fnightlihtar Mid Chlorin
BLOCK 53
4:40-4:50
#232 -Wood Frame Screen Door
Value: $150.00
Donor. Wiilhvork Home Centre
0233 -Two Dinner Cerbftates
Value: $W.00
Donor: Massey's Restaurant
#234 -Wheel Rotation and
Balance Value: 540.00
Donor. The Thrifty Marl wtic Shop
#235 -Swim Passes
Value: 551.00
#236-Fuaee
rnCleaning
Value: $53.00
Donor. Rodnim 's Service
BLOCK 58
5:30-5:40
#252 -Portable Steno CD
Player Value: $110.00
Donor. Executive Copier SyMenes Inc.
0253-2 Green Fees Plus Use Of
Cart Value: $98.00
Donor: Parkview Goff Club
9254-1 Batch of Wlne
Value: $94.00
Donor: Carousel Wines
#255 -Two Piece Pen Set
Value: 570.00
Dorton Magnus Pers Inc.
' BLOCK 63
6:20-6:30
.r"2 -Tsar- Weeb ler" Trial
•� M.011
ma Alf ica e 111
Donor. Mr. John Ilanev
0"4 -car Maieeewameee
x274 -cake set
Val= $woo
M7 -TWo Doom Tieknte plus $10.
liar tar valve: S50.00
Donor: Apes Really Ute.
"704.1rwlted §dW= Print
Pan=. Preeiorw Plaln'n Things
BLOCK 68
7:10-7:20
"rQ -' f 740 ?WSW"
OW-gilt C.rltis.l.s
Dear
EMSI& t9oWt. Aim
028" a~ Tlattsat
V*= S"
Dar. El uboh Solar
fin" heel PW* sub
lkete SNN M
Dar.
lkltt -o&m Par 4 - 4teae WWW
Oaaar: � iiealwlilall0
' BLOCK 73
8:4)04L-110
0317.Oiaen" Sh"
Wlsec 8000.00' -
Dona Edaalels Aad DrAn Jrasors
X0AW Watih
VAW Doran. Edrrds And Danlos Jaaes031
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Value u8 --w0.
Date: Edmrds And Davies JsmeOrs
0320CerliNate ter, 8 Weeks of
Dow. S&A Suedtri: tN. fkhm"
#3R1-IhNlreeweti Prkft
Dow CWAAN Orlpaluilea Far
Iwlut t2K.00
and Pak CoTnopkal Ed
BLOCK 59
5:40-5:50
02574)kweer Certineate
Value: $50.00
0239 -Gift CertMcste
Valve: $50.00
Donor. Bey COW A Sports
#259 -Perna
Value:565.00
a: wrio'
Dons Hair Design
0200 -Coin set
valve: :2200
Dona: Royal Bank
0200 -Cut and style
Yaks: 530.00
Dona: Manes Hair Design and Omit Tan
92611 -Sports kujuries Asseesweent
Vakw: $120.00
j7orar. whites Road Physa and Sps
BLOCK 64
6:30-6:40
0277 -f=our Plano Lessens
Vakw. 560.00
Dona: The Piano lean
# stews Gift
C W01161 see Vakm. $106.06
8o'�alr
ce. and Lamdecap.y
279 f
vahm 01900
0Sign i�
0211110 -Car MikeMwamoe
vallm $20.00
Donor: Moser kbcharAc
6260 -GSR Coruscate
vWW moo
Dear: T rma r Rrv1-AyLld
#201 Meewboe
Vakw s2MM
Qmar: Mrwedele Golf and Cam" Club
BLOCK 69
7:20-7:30
03o24GIR Mask"
MISS: $141Ao
Donor Bluents •303 -Car Tune -Up Up
vault 5120.09
Donor Odusn Auto Cow*
#304 Cars as
Don r. Leser ft
VMI: 560.09
Donor. J.T.'s Tuwdo Groowing
03084 bm Slew lM d Set
"Bell in a MW Wkm $165.00
Dollar: Eldy's Li um
r BLOCK 74
8:10-8:20
032B0 00 W4@M Fres TdM
nuIn SMdly Wonsen'�Chib
0324.020 Week Soo war llo/se
Dona Audky Roed SWes
03284Wwner A Thsatro Tickets
Vane: $76.0
Donor harm Barn Thaft
r
r BLOCK 75
8:20-8:30
" ZOeec"," f 011e"
#3274nterloddng Stone Gift
Certificate Value: $100.00
Dona: O'FWwrty's Garden Canso and Landwagng
•328 -Gift Certificate
Value: $100.00
Dona: EasMm Power Limiled
#329 -Howe Clearrieg
Value: $75.00
Dona: Home Care With Care
1330 -Fireplace Mantle
Value: SM.00'
Dona: The Paint Connection
9331 -Gift CerdNcate
Value: $200.00
Donor Mt►rlanch Kilchen a Balk Centre
BLOCK 80
9:10-9:20
#347-4 Golf Passes
Value: $=.00
Donor. Whispering Ridge Golf Carse
#348-111rodick Crystal Wine
Decanter Value: $225.00
Donor: Sun a Company (lnrw.sulcryablcora)
#349 -Maple Leaf Gardens
Programa Value: 550.00
Donor: Toronto Maple Lads
#350 -Perna
Value: $65.00
Donor: Hair Fitness
12:40-12:50
8390 -Two Weeps Free Trial
Vakrr. $19.00
Dear StriWy Wn M '$HMrt Club
03914 UR CertlAcaie
Volo. $5000
Dear La Fmine Bawdy a We Caw
0392411110 o e 81"
Dow Signs; From Abow
03934MR Balkat
VAM $05.00
Donor Avon Ctnrde
l akw. Si6.00
Donor Hai Flrlees
1430-1:40
CerMecallm
Dolor: End Side Mrio's, Alex
Ml lfafdal Trusho wt
valull: "M
Dollar: Rol d Et11M1ies Sdon
"18100.00 ea
Donor: These Bars Atllobodlr lne.
"113Valim 41w
Coupe
Donor: Bran Koft
0414410M
Vakic; $66A
06nor. FILIMs
BLOCK 76
8:30-8:40
#332 -Portfolio
Value: $75.00
Donor: Lens Of London
#333 -Two Tickets
Value: $100.00
Donor: The Canadian Stage Company
9334 -Gift Certificates
Value: $50.00
Donor: East Side Maria's (Pickering Tom Centre)
#335 -Personal Care Items
Value: 550.00
Donor. Lever Ponds
0336 -Two Weeks Free Trial
Value: $99.00
Donor: Strictly Women's HeaM Club
BLOCK 81
9:20-9:30
#35243rodick Crystal
Champagne Cooler Value: 5220.00
Donor. Sun i Company (inns slnc ysbLem)
0353400enim earn Jacket
Value: $100.00
Dinar: Prestige Gifts
#3544Dinner Certificate
Value: 550.00
Donor. Casa lferde Italian Restarant
0355-2 Blue .lays Club sears
Value: $60.00
Donor: Witty Irm"we Brokers Ltd.
0366401leMsl Check Up
Value: $175.00
Donor: Dr. G" Laropir" and Du Burrs Jtsprson
SUNDAY
BLOCK 85
12:00-12:10
8372-3 Month Merrblh hip
Value: 5170.00
Donor: Extreme Fftrtess
8373 -Radio Gift met
Value: $80.00
Donor: Shoppers Drug Mart, Ajax
8374 -Gift Certdieate
Value: $100.00
Donor: Soft-Moc Inc.
"� $! � Meeks Free TrIM
Donor: slrkdly wioceit's bawl Cklb
"1 $00.00 - Ilrellees
Donor: Mr. Mclbhm Swift
0417-0IR Certilkate - Dental
BWhiDo -o f kmK$3mw
04164"eaate Treahmet
Vak1K 910.00 '
Data: A■boln Ckbipraeblc Cite afld $fall
M19-Clwoo184 lear08ry TeMr
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BLOCK 77
8:40-8:50
#337-4 Golf Passes
Value: $140.00
Donor: Lakeridge Links
0338 -Gift Certificate towards
Atlas Mutual Fund Value: $500.00'
Donor: Atlas Capital Group
#339 -Recreational Centre
Membership Value: $450.00'
Donor: Pfd v" Depirtnent of Culi re i Ree ofte
0340-Riverdance Tickets
Value: $170.00'
Donor: Ajax Hydra
#341 -House Sign
Value: $89.00
Donor: Signs From Above !
BLOCK 82
9:30-9:40
0367-Cat.ialQe Clock
Value: $175.00
Donor: Sun 9 Cowp y (ww-sulaydlitaa)
0358-5 Gift Certificates
Vakre: 5125.00
Donor. Baywood Centre
0369 -Pair of Bkto .lay Tickets
Value: $60.00
Donor: Arise age
#360-Tatadem Flight
Value: $130.00
Donor: High Perspective
636141M Certificate
Value: $75.00
Donor: Vendennew Nursery
BLOCK 86
12:10-12:20
0375-Teweaft One J"s Sweinew
Donor Juan Alibis
#375-CbWs Coo Rm*
Value: 530.00
Donor: NoAusm Acus Ilsrksarlg krc.
9376-Wtesel Rafatls" and Melesum
wuu: saom
Donor: The Tkrrty lbdlwic Stop
0377- oxcart Nook CD set aced
Be" Value: 574.00
Dona: The C!"an's Group
0378-Prbwonse, Now" Mob r
Value: SO=
Dona: Anonymous
037e4ks"bal Cbeek w
Value: 517sm
?u nes. or. fly L*gmdm and 0c bkusl mpersa
BLOCK 91
1.000-1:10
#395-8 Tickeft lh'ivate Boz Air
Canada Conlre VWw "000.00'
Donor. Lim Devil a,lodwt EarfprrM
0396-0111t Certilicabs
Van: $11011m
Donor: LOEB, Ajox
0397 -Coin get
Vakw:S30A0
Bank
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Vak K 8100.00Donor 7hm
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Donor: flu Frew Aborta
yam 8"
4.28
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BLOCK 83
9:40-9:50
#362 -woman's Snowmobile
suit VWW.. $400.00
Donor. Yamaha Motor Csruds Ltd.
9363 -Gift Certificate
Value. $50.00
Donor: Bay Cycle A Sports
0364-2 Raptor Tickets
Value: $179.00
Donor: Dalsinse c Systems
03664DInner For Two
Value. $50.00
Donor: The Harp a Crown Pub
8366 -Four Green Fees
Value: $60.00
Donor: Riverside Golf Club
BLOCK 87
12:20-12:30
0380-2 Rapture Tidratu
Valve: $112.00
Donor. AarwKara Juke Company
13N 4M Certltieala
vak«K 55x00
Donor Bay Cycle i sports
0382-Uhm Laerwdry systuew
Value: 80om
Dana: Mr. Neshew Surkis
03834Wt a rtMeatu.
Value: 575.00
Donor. Mry Brown's CMdm
03844Uft Csrtlwcaes
IN' 112SAG yyeallrss _
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wase WAN
ponor: floras Hardwre LymOird Looter
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1:10-10
0400-P" VOwew i fteepim
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Deaf: Fac Run GollColles
BLOCK 97
X00-2:10
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Nkw: 830000'2 serwMe
Donor: Borneo Fool a ape
BLOCK 79
9:00-9:10
0342 -Edinburgh Crystal
Decanter Set Value: 5440.00'
Donor: Sun 8 Company (www.suncrystal.com)
#343-1999 Family Day Pass
Value: $70.00
Donor: African Lion Safari
#344 -Certificate for Will or
Power of Attorney Value: $100.00
Donor: Ronald J. Fromstein Law Office
#345 -Desk Organizer
Value: $75.00
Donor: Mr. John Hansen
#346 -Dinner For Two
Value: $50.00
Donor: The Harp 8 Crown Pub
BLOCK 84
9:50-10:00
0367 -Raptors Tickets;
Valve: 51110.00
Dona: M.A. Slewert and Saw l umftd
0368 -Orae "air Colow Gift
Certificate Value: SM.00
Donor. Bast Little Hair Howe
036941"wesse Caw a saucers
Value. $30.00
Donor. Kraft Canada rrc.
0369 -Lina toed iiNlien Mpeductien
Donor An Majury
70 -ons Now Lime Mole
Vales: $115.00
Donor. TM Pira Man
0371 -Two Weeks Free Trial
Value: 109.00
Pones. Strictly W, 'er 's Haft Club
BLOCK 88
12:30-12:40
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1:20-1:30
0101-Tw f3awm Fees
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Donor: Vrtasvab Golf Cke
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Va1uo szl
Dona: Caaaian Orpninl a For Tropical Ed
and Rain Foeat Coar rrolion
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111t1e - $ism 4 chew
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BLOCK 98
2:10-2:20
0430-W b*W FA10dew ole
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0432-W=WeN
Valles: $75A0
Donor Mr. John Fillitchw
04.13-02 CerMlloale
Wtkw: 89A0
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VaklKB 8350.00'2 Hubbelll61tMr+e
Door; Sage Eliot Ltd.
BLOCK 99
2:20-2:30
#435 -Furnace Cleaning
Value: $53.00
Donor:Rodn an's Service
0436 -Unframed Print
Value: $775.00
Dona: Co aaan Orpnitatiom For Tropical Ed
and Rain Forts Conservation
41437 -Two Gift Certificates
Value: $100.00
Donor: Bob Mears ChwroMt Oldsmobile, GEO
41438 -Coin Set
Vow: 530.00
Dona "Bank
414394nfant Doll
Value: $40.00
Dona: Mrs. Kathleen Krathy
BLOCK 104
3:10-3:20
#456 -TM 3 Tenors In Concert
1994 Value: $100.00
Dana: Wamar Music
#457 -One and a half hours of
house cleaning Value: $60.00
Dana: Moly Maid
8458 -Will i Power Of Attorney
Value: $200.00
Donor. Walker, Heed Bsmstors
0459 -Infant Doll
Value: $40.00
Dona: Mrs. Kathiew Krathy
0460 -Perm
Value: $65.00
Donor: Hair Fitness
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BLOCK 100
2:30-2:40
9440 -Two Merorgete Dinner
Theatre rwAMU Value: $90.00
Donor: Blue Line Plumbing & Heating Lit.
0441-Eleetrohsis Treatment
Value: 550.00
Dana: Royal Esewda Salon
#442 -Gift Certificate
Value. 525.00
Dona: King Ridw Pub
0442 Poo DOE
Value: $35.00
Dona: Mrs. Kaftw Kralby
41443-01ft Certincsq
Value: $100.00
Dona Three Burs Assobody km
#445-Wegnem pack"&
Value: $331.00'
Ponor. The 141eft Correction
BLOCK 105
3:20-3:30
#461 -Two CertiAeatee
Value: 516.00
Dinka Grover Direct Ape
0462-11aM Now Maesaye
Value: $40.00
Donor
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Value: 325.000
Richo Pub
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Value: $65.00
Dona: Dr. ExaM Joe PIMo
V �t5D0 S50.00
Donor:
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Donor. J.T's Tuxedo Grooming
#465 -Casual Shirt
Value: $100.00
Donor: GoHer's Chace
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#446 -Two Weeks Free Trial
Value: $99.00
Donor: SWcdy Women's Health Club
#447 -Green Denim Shirt and
Mat Value: $45.00
Donor. Pickering Hydro Electric
Commission
#448 -Personal Income Ta:
Value: $125.00
Dona: Mr. Jay Rada
411446 -Gift C1Prtmeate
Value: $50.00
Dana: La Fa New Be" & Skin Care
8460-0ne Pair Shocks or Struts
Vakle: $100.00
Donor: Midas Brake It Muffler Shop
BLOCK 106
3:30-3:40
0466-5 Telephone .iack
111MUNatfons Value: $145.00
Donor: Visucomm
#467 -Porcelain DON
Value: 540.00
Donor: Mrs, Kathleen Krathy
#468 -Gift Cerafioates
Value: $100.00
Dona: Lobim Super Centre
#469 -Gift COrtiffeate
Value: $100.00
Donor: Three Beers Autobody Inc.
#470 -Personal Can items
Value: 550.00
Donor: Lever Ponds
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3:40-3:50
41471 -Two weeks Free Trial
Value: $99.00
Donor: Strictly Warren's HpMh Club
0472 -Giro Basket
Vakw. 550.00
Donor: Picone Group
41473 -cite CartHicate
Valor: $60.00
Donor. Soccer Correction
0474-Untramed Print
Vakw: S275.D0
Donor. Cansdw Organisason For Tropical Ed
and Rair. Forest Cor.;errabon
8475-6800d Pressure Kit
Value: S42oo
Donor: Pickering Village Pharmacy
BLOCK 103
3:00-3:10
#451 -Four Goff Passes
Value: $100.00
Donor: Simcce Shores Golf 6 Country Club
#452 -Porcelain Doll
Value: $45.00
Donor: Mrs. Kathleen Krathy
4453 -One Hour Massage
Therapy Value: $70.00
Dona: Durham Orthopedic Clinic
0454 -Dog Grooming
Value: $50.00
Dona: J.T.'s Tuxedo Grooming
0455 -Personal Care items
Value: $50.00
Dona: Lever Ponds
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NIE ro Place Your Ad Ca!/:
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Port Perry • 9 8 5-2 511
1 Gerkral HNp 1 Gf111erN HNP 1 General HNp 1 IM Ski led IM Skilled Help
requires
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers three times a week in
the following areas:
GOODWOOD
Front St.
Durham Rd. 21
Highway 47
UXBRIDGE
Forsythe Dr.
Galloway Dr.
Rural Route
Uxbridge North
LEAKSDALE
Regional Rd. 1,
Regional Rd. 13
CANNINGTON
Alison Crt.
Beaver Ridge Dr.
Heron Dr,
Meadowlands Dr.
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are fazed
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.
THE AJAX / PICKERING
NEWS ADVERTISER
requires adult carriers
to deliver papers and flyers
door to door, every
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday, before 6:00 pm.
Must have a car.
for information
call 905-683-5117
We have an Immediate Opening for a
friendly, enthusiastic person to call and
remind our previous customers of the need to
have their chimney serviced again (no cold
calls). Successful applicant must have a
clear speaking voice and pleasant phone
manner. Hours arc Mon-Thurs S-8:30 p.m. &
Sat. 9:30-4:00pm. f7.0ftour plus bonuses.
11"lease call Sean at
Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps
686-5873
EARN 5200.. 5300: 5500., w
MIEUM BUSY Sarbor-
More per week as"fabing
aWs d -q no-
products is tie comfort of
q a drives won own far of
con. Cal (416)754-3400.
yow om Ronk. Sand a Sol-
Positions available for
addressed SUM W envelope
PAL i PART TIE Loft
to: O P.N. 624M Dada St.
TibNRita Oil changes.
W. Shia 541. Rd 63L Mls-
tnevaus experkrrs nem-
say. lam drivers license.
sinanlga, OM. L5K 21118.
Appy at PENNZOIL. 195
TREncillifille
MksUlay Rd. S. Max. (no
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ACMM Of Esftft stefoing
OMW CUTTING requires for
a AtN11R frdwfdlal a an R
Max Village —. Orna a
weak from May 1st to enda
strt,ckr's ALiiSiaut. IiRirnlw
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ExcOM eppwtwWY• Fax lie
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dOCUi EDUCATIONAL TOYS.
m persm is Ssimone St. S.
Consu tarts Needed. swpw
monl yofr family mccift Na-
Oshm
me 300. pualiry affordable
EIS TNanarkms
toys. calks, craft tlrough
Icabtamleoglkparties. 1CCALL
needed. Platte al (9051!27-
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6D40.
361-4587. oil 9496.
LANDSCAPE company lork-
Ing for seasonal help in the
maintenance department. Ex-
perience prelerred Fax re-
sume to(905) 426-3368 or
Cal (416) 2-1217
LICENSED HAIRSTYLIST to
assist .n managing saior Ex-
COW11 salary package . profit
sfwrg Part him srylnts po-
sdiom ,n WMby Apx Call
Kill" (905) 576-2512
LICENSED TRUCK Mechanic
required AZ license preferred.
Good wages and benefits. Call
852-3013
LOCAL Ford Dealer needs
service advisor Mon -Fn Sam -
5 30pm Call (905) 666-2300
Ask for Bem,e
NEN/WONEN/IUDS. Needed
in Catalogues T V Commer.
I Magu,rnes. and extra
work It accepted training and
registration tees Covered- Call
(418 944-9343 or 1-800-
MO�ELUS
NAI& TECHNICIAN won cw n -
fete mature ndvbual expen-
I I we Ott" nals and
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tune or commission Cad
905-420-8905
NEIN GOLF COOASE needs
help will Advertning' Loafing
for 10 outgo" g ~ous
M110 start IMMo atey
u0-trane only Cad Jennifer
for iraervrew 720-3144 No
experience necessity, will
train
PUT TN *vll brine expen-
enced liar stylist weriM for
OW Oshawa salon Gum-
, , asp. must work well
with children Cad 905-725-
0119
(Pickering
edtition only)
for Town Of
Pickering Job
Vacancies.
)TIVATED Eer, jar(,-
AIPPkiv Tr] m Ir
Key People in Outside Cus-
tomer Service to move into
III env Position Toll-
Iree 877-540-1555
SH I PPE R/RECF I V ER
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10 have forklift ex-
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Attn: IadGlen
NOS) 426,.1141
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country certifications ac IF -
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THE VEINS AI MERTISEA is
lookup tot Kids to deliver pa-
pas aril flyers clow to door
fpr in. a week try 6 Do PM
in then "r"'Dods call
905493-5117
. MOOW CLEANER M rise.
Toronto area, transportation
avatabk. Cam (416, 759 -Mill
WOMAN'S HEALTH SPA
seeking dynari expeneneed
memberstup sales people
FROM a SERVICE MANAGER E ef 5 teladles
preferred Fa.ar mrcsrrroth k to 905
Saitnfoni AQgregatK. a pro- 4264886
gressnely exiou" trucking
and aggregate company. has WORK FROM NONE- Pad.
an r inwidule need lir a Parts time ruin -time t+eann ndustry
d Servs Manger Expen- 5800 53000 Free Booklet
act ,n a heavy duty shop is 416-631-4925 or lig onto
requ,red. Funet,orns mdude www nen com access coot
ON" torrid anti padtasarno 5875 (Mm red)
nrtaaalaeinry Ohio.
Co W*NISora. IM
and backing shop cost Base- PERSON FRIDAY for manu
Wk location Computer ex- factoring company Typing
,entice Is necessary Sed COMWer and bookkeeping
resww and salary expects- Slhlhi required Part-time,
tons b SOUIMorkAppre- Htwble hours. 15 - 3G per
gaDateess R R 05. 109 Parts week Gr needed Start m-
Orrve. Be6ew6e. Ontario KBN mldatefy Send resume to
JZS Fie 1342 Dilhawa This Week.
MT AS YOU GO Gym No PO Box 481 Oshawa, On -
membership required Pay aS tano LIH 71.5
you go gym NO commarrar WOROPROMERFECTMS
Pay as you go gym Daly. PUBLISHEROmce dutes.rc-
Weekly. Mnnday. Absolutely. cepbon Experienced ouey.
positively. no preautnoi n2aw Sarpo Fax resume 1-
PPoower�GryPGym�Openu ual 416 299 1 7t
midnight M- F Weekends 9 i t sable
a.m - 5 p m 1035 Brock Rd . H / Aepft
Poernq (905) 427.6277
PERMANENT position for a
tarm maintenance person Met
good medwucy and welding
expereice Agricultural ma- sills
chinery experience an asset.
DGIRIOM
Fax resume with references to IINfld
905-797-2616.
INE WANT YOUI Experienced
ttldmarMekrs required. How -
N savvy Wus Daises. Many
cash mcw*m. t you're the
ohne for us. Call Debbie
(91151438.00511.
FM PROOKI1 is
bdtYg lir Exoic Qantas. No
experience necessary. Train-
ing ad accontmodasork pro-
vided Wipes $1000+ wallfy.
For more irtormabon call 1-
600-627-6934. Find us •
inaw.moaticediecicom/pfre.
A'EOt#NEG1 IN OEOM MY.
Full -`me secwfry alarm kU-
nnician. Must have msallabo
and service experience.
Strap ekArical background
an aset. Own tools required
Cal(905)430-6612
sANOWICN AND SUB MAK-
ER, for midright - 7 am. shR
WNh eupernahce. Cal between
lam and 9am lir mkrvkw.
Tel 8394423.
RTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE IL
•hiss?W 24 WW* St. Nwtk Ux4l*
'90.0 pa .Nus: IbL ii.: &30 mi -ml
I111 ;^
dow AUL Fax: (90.'ij
to 3:00 pro
Alai-PicIL area
No Ouolas
Exc;I Ircer ivies
Enjoy earning aft cash.
Call Pauline Nau1s
14161398-9390
needed for nook irngeie. oils.
and adult toy party sales.
Send resume to: Mui" Mfr
meets, P.O. Box 91, Wtnlby,
Ortarb. Lw 5117, or orf -Vile a
www.MUR O&4nom as.com
BONN TECIMOIOGY compa-
ny requires canmission
satespasah Nor outside sales.
Strang tedrieN etieMgmlild a
dSrik asset. Please fax re -
sum b (905)NG-1188.
CONTRACT Posmon - Local
tempary looking for a person
withHTML programming ex -
=Java an asset.
lax resume to: (905)
831.2270.
(busy public facility)
requires
a SOUS CHEF,
and a FOOD & BEVERAGE MAINAGER
Experienced in cooking, inventory control
and staff supervision.
Fax resumes immediatelv to:
Wood Moulding Manufacturer
has immediate openings for
Machine Operators
dL Labourers
Please call 905-640-4788
SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707
KITCHEN INSTALLER'S
SCARBOROUGH COMPANY
ough arcwt owrd manuac-
WANTED
requires entry level trainees
Dentalmodc
Positions available for
plus siulled/exp. personnel for
Silicone rubber injection
Chad. CNC mapans expen-
self-rrno0vated ind"nduals
molding machines Starling
Durham Reoan Must haft
with experience in
sal $825 per hr, add't1 comp.
Duties to include drMYg/rout-
kitchen nstallabon. Need
for exp Please tax resume to
diva's atltraict to 19051579-
tools and transportation
Ann Manufacturing Manager
programs using TWS 2000
software Fax resume and
Call Steve
at (416) 292-2094
professional medial building
(416) 9365123 or
in OSaWwa. Exceuem D"-
Attn Rtrtxtp No phow
(905) 430-2069 or Fax
Resume to: (416)1161.235!
See Page 7 1
LANDSCAPE company lork-
Ing for seasonal help in the
maintenance department. Ex-
perience prelerred Fax re-
sume to(905) 426-3368 or
Cal (416) 2-1217
LICENSED HAIRSTYLIST to
assist .n managing saior Ex-
COW11 salary package . profit
sfwrg Part him srylnts po-
sdiom ,n WMby Apx Call
Kill" (905) 576-2512
LICENSED TRUCK Mechanic
required AZ license preferred.
Good wages and benefits. Call
852-3013
LOCAL Ford Dealer needs
service advisor Mon -Fn Sam -
5 30pm Call (905) 666-2300
Ask for Bem,e
NEN/WONEN/IUDS. Needed
in Catalogues T V Commer.
I Magu,rnes. and extra
work It accepted training and
registration tees Covered- Call
(418 944-9343 or 1-800-
MO�ELUS
NAI& TECHNICIAN won cw n -
fete mature ndvbual expen-
I I we Ott" nals and
=n Belt t0 work fun Of pan
tune or commission Cad
905-420-8905
NEIN GOLF COOASE needs
help will Advertning' Loafing
for 10 outgo" g ~ous
M110 start IMMo atey
u0-trane only Cad Jennifer
for iraervrew 720-3144 No
experience necessity, will
train
PUT TN *vll brine expen-
enced liar stylist weriM for
OW Oshawa salon Gum-
, , asp. must work well
with children Cad 905-725-
0119
(Pickering
edtition only)
for Town Of
Pickering Job
Vacancies.
)TIVATED Eer, jar(,-
AIPPkiv Tr] m Ir
Key People in Outside Cus-
tomer Service to move into
III env Position Toll-
Iree 877-540-1555
SH I PPE R/RECF I V ER
n yu.rru fur _Kr, —
m, warehouse. or-
.fed. honest, hard-
- -Ing individual.
10 have forklift ex-
p•rr. lite. Heavy pro -
Friendly working
rr9nment
urease Fax mumu.
Attn: IadGlen
NOS) 426,.1141
TFACHFR - 1 -., .
scncci cr ;epi -s9. ;,,m
country certifications ac IF -
ed. Expenence an awo Maim
tram. nm 905-SW5970 ern
107
THE VEINS AI MERTISEA is
lookup tot Kids to deliver pa-
pas aril flyers clow to door
fpr in. a week try 6 Do PM
in then "r"'Dods call
905493-5117
. MOOW CLEANER M rise.
Toronto area, transportation
avatabk. Cam (416, 759 -Mill
WOMAN'S HEALTH SPA
seeking dynari expeneneed
memberstup sales people
FROM a SERVICE MANAGER E ef 5 teladles
preferred Fa.ar mrcsrrroth k to 905
Saitnfoni AQgregatK. a pro- 4264886
gressnely exiou" trucking
and aggregate company. has WORK FROM NONE- Pad.
an r inwidule need lir a Parts time ruin -time t+eann ndustry
d Servs Manger Expen- 5800 53000 Free Booklet
act ,n a heavy duty shop is 416-631-4925 or lig onto
requ,red. Funet,orns mdude www nen com access coot
ON" torrid anti padtasarno 5875 (Mm red)
nrtaaalaeinry Ohio.
Co W*NISora. IM
and backing shop cost Base- PERSON FRIDAY for manu
Wk location Computer ex- factoring company Typing
,entice Is necessary Sed COMWer and bookkeeping
resww and salary expects- Slhlhi required Part-time,
tons b SOUIMorkAppre- Htwble hours. 15 - 3G per
gaDateess R R 05. 109 Parts week Gr needed Start m-
Orrve. Be6ew6e. Ontario KBN mldatefy Send resume to
JZS Fie 1342 Dilhawa This Week.
MT AS YOU GO Gym No PO Box 481 Oshawa, On -
membership required Pay aS tano LIH 71.5
you go gym NO commarrar WOROPROMERFECTMS
Pay as you go gym Daly. PUBLISHEROmce dutes.rc-
Weekly. Mnnday. Absolutely. cepbon Experienced ouey.
positively. no preautnoi n2aw Sarpo Fax resume 1-
PPoower�GryPGym�Openu ual 416 299 1 7t
midnight M- F Weekends 9 i t sable
a.m - 5 p m 1035 Brock Rd . H / Aepft
Poernq (905) 427.6277
PERMANENT position for a
tarm maintenance person Met
good medwucy and welding
expereice Agricultural ma- sills
chinery experience an asset.
DGIRIOM
Fax resume with references to IINfld
905-797-2616.
INE WANT YOUI Experienced
ttldmarMekrs required. How -
N savvy Wus Daises. Many
cash mcw*m. t you're the
ohne for us. Call Debbie
(91151438.00511.
FM PROOKI1 is
bdtYg lir Exoic Qantas. No
experience necessary. Train-
ing ad accontmodasork pro-
vided Wipes $1000+ wallfy.
For more irtormabon call 1-
600-627-6934. Find us •
inaw.moaticediecicom/pfre.
A'EOt#NEG1 IN OEOM MY.
Full -`me secwfry alarm kU-
nnician. Must have msallabo
and service experience.
Strap ekArical background
an aset. Own tools required
Cal(905)430-6612
sANOWICN AND SUB MAK-
ER, for midright - 7 am. shR
WNh eupernahce. Cal between
lam and 9am lir mkrvkw.
Tel 8394423.
RTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE IL
•hiss?W 24 WW* St. Nwtk Ux4l*
'90.0 pa .Nus: IbL ii.: &30 mi -ml
I111 ;^
dow AUL Fax: (90.'ij
to 3:00 pro
Alai-PicIL area
No Ouolas
Exc;I Ircer ivies
Enjoy earning aft cash.
Call Pauline Nau1s
14161398-9390
needed for nook irngeie. oils.
and adult toy party sales.
Send resume to: Mui" Mfr
meets, P.O. Box 91, Wtnlby,
Ortarb. Lw 5117, or orf -Vile a
www.MUR O&4nom as.com
BONN TECIMOIOGY compa-
ny requires canmission
satespasah Nor outside sales.
Strang tedrieN etieMgmlild a
dSrik asset. Please fax re -
sum b (905)NG-1188.
CONTRACT Posmon - Local
tempary looking for a person
withHTML programming ex -
=Java an asset.
lax resume to: (905)
831.2270.
(busy public facility)
requires
a SOUS CHEF,
and a FOOD & BEVERAGE MAINAGER
Experienced in cooking, inventory control
and staff supervision.
Fax resumes immediatelv to:
Wood Moulding Manufacturer
has immediate openings for
Machine Operators
dL Labourers
Please call 905-640-4788
SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707
ENGINEER Tor east ScafDOr-
Duties include PC drafting.
ough arcwt owrd manuac-
1Hospital
fi r
titer Must nave owmato
Dentalmodc
SWIS, be mecfamaify n-
DRIVER for Medical Gas
Chad. CNC mapans expen-
Medical supply Mowery Yh
ence. computer Nitrate with
Durham Reoan Must haft
overall knowledge of PCBS.
Compiler experience 24r on
Duties to include drMYg/rout-
Call roUMM Fax resume sum
mg programs for CNC ma-
diva's atltraict to 19051579-
cho and last Marc drifting
2202
programs using TWS 2000
software Fax resume and
PHAANACIST REOUNIED for
Salary expectations to R W O
professional medial building
Manufacturing 1416)299.4896
in OSaWwa. Exceuem D"-
Attn Rtrtxtp No phow
fits and remuneration lot a
arra —
HEATING &AIR
CONDITIONING
Looking for Licensed
Service Necbaoic
also Sub -Contractors
for air conditioning
fnstalham-as.
Please fax resume to
(905)683-11817
3puy PRINTERS, mrhimum
n yr. w,orlono erpe alice. lag
term temp, fax resutk to
(416) 495-09,111.
pnafmaast corm good com-
munication and patient care
skills Call Syd or Eunice a
905.420-7335 or Fax resurla
to 905.420-7342
REf4TEREO physiotherapist.
Part-time position avadabie
immediately. 3-4 anernooru
evemrgs or 5 mornings in
well reestablished equipped
Pickert 905) 420.0647 or tau it -
sume to (905) 420-2907.
WWTBY - Dental office re-
quires Donal Receptionist.
Three years experience a
must. Full one udliidrg Sat -
and one evening.
TRIM DESWAN in Ajax.
cad Nicole (905) 666
Duties include PC drafting.
15M
root truss w1 wt, design 6 es-
X-RAY i VLTRASOUM
tunati g. Cadd a must. civil
a s. .graduate
Winfollogy rt
xpenenced, pan D�
to S Dixon, do Gaiter Medi -
Reply with reAM to Dom
al Cave. 11 Gibb St.. Ostia.
This Week. P.O. Box 489. File
gap, Om. LIM 2J9.
a<344. 865 Farewell St. Osha-
vs. Ont. L1H 71.5mospiw
o
EXPERIENCED EIERWM
live out nanny/housekeeper.
NYBIENE CO-ORDINRTOR
for boys 2 yters and 8 months
for tat paced. chaffs ging
old. erenas. Non-smoker
doral office in Ajax, ABEL an
Arora 6 Finch. 5094157
asset. trust have good people
Skills; d be able to "Woe a
LIVE- IN NANNY required.
Mt patient bad voile own-
able to w m nexible hours (up
to tf)rs per day). wages n-
affing a sere of humour.
Fax resume to: Dc M. Shields.
references and ex -
905 427.5792.
Qen� essential. Fax re -
sumo to 426-1434.
Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259
24 -Hour Fax.- (905) 579-4218
Classified Online. Now when you advertise, your word ad
Eo� appears on the kitemet at hittpWwwoLdurhamnewsnot
A/P PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, April 20,1999
• $.yaw AralAbla
LOVMG NOME DAYCARE -
story times and "aft Geld•
rens music. 2yrs . - Stas pre.
School. Nonsmoking, ax re-
CelPt provided. Infant/Child
CPR. first aid, Valley Farm/
Hwy. 2. dose to Pickering Go
Call (905)437-9600.
ACTIVITY 4 FUN filed pro-
grams for kids 18 months 8
Nei! Loving Child care avail-
able on Delaney (Ajax). ECE
degree 8 lots of experience
Snacks a lunch mduc ed. Re
p405 Provided Call ANDREA
610.3138
BEFORE 6 AFTER SCHOOL
CARE for St Wolfed Students
Starting SepV99 Supervised
outdoorindo« activities 6
�
Please call Tracy at
864,
BROG A PICKERING PARK-
WAY Mother of 2 oftenngan
activity and fin filed program
for children 16nronths and up.
non -Smoking. jet tree. loving
environment with nlatious
Mta and MKkS (905)-663-
1447
MOTHER of two corers loving.
reliable pan -time care for
your toddler in the Sr$ck/Ddu-
brook area Creative play,
walks to On pan. nutritious
lunches and TLCI (905)686-
4026
MCKERMG Beach / Rolle:
loving daycare 18 shams to
12 years. Daily outings
(inroad
backyard am park)
story bone, mush'. nu-
Vftus meat 6 snacks First
Aid. C PR certified Non-
1Smoking. recaps 905-428-
Home
10 can
EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER
for An elderly woman. full
line. Send retire lo A Ft1-
gar, 4175 Lawrence Ave. East
1620
MIE 4T7Scarborough. Old"
1 Barg""
Cones
GLASS DINING taDie with 4
high tack chairs 0
cona"ti 5400 firm Also No -
In car P" with bards tree
kA. $150 bum 905420-9039
evenings
JUST Moved. Mug go. im-
rnedalNy Kitchen Set. $too
Wave, Gar S50 wicker chair
S50 Tel 837-1410
Moving Sale- L&OW motet
5100. Cowkgr boas $too.
Queen WiNfrbed. Frame with
bookshNl headboard $100.
Aluminum blinds W. pbrs
more (9051831-1256
1 Attunes
r sw
1991 /-WHEEL uura math-
scoote� w.," ;harper. excel-
leri Condition Pad S5000
asking $2000 000 CAN
(9051639-1710
ZW CUT MAY. small square
(sales 655-355,
t X 8 owm$wlcK poo. table
wnill 14' sale lop Exce",
(905)723-/m
LEATHER & CUTS up to 1/
2 ,rice lealner purses from
$999. luggage from $1999.
leather wallets from S699
Everytlhn0 Must Go- Family
L08W S Fbrms Iqu Osha-
wa 905.726-9630
ALMOST NEWT Whirlpool
Fudge stove washer. dryer
Excellent candibon Also soy
And 2 Daws. butter yepow A
Drees Best offers Cal
(905)426.8216
ANOC MCMC NEW lower
price on mak each sakNeds
• Only $249 after rebates. at
lease from $1249 monhty
Programming as low as
58 99twoon" 905-655-3661
DA6Y ITEM - What change
law.
snp $ Cam (9015) 6S5-
4759
KID. MACK wrought iron ca-
fgpy. queen orthopedic me-
tresAarame. Never opened.
J4t6�� $190.
@LMU Cid I* andtle man
Install" has custom made
windowcoatings. Vertical.
WOMM. Shiners. Free esb-
MMS. 116)227-7777 or
0555.
5(905)4"72.or 1486 3q
MY DIRECT tram IN tarw-
iW.!! Pork sides. tpw* spe-
CW, $1.25Ab (Det fee IN
ready) CIO Rid or Shen de-
Wn -, Ba -ow -rod Fam. 165-
5606.
CAMEIt - las of carpet.
100% nygn, new syn re -
low carpels on hand, I id
corp" 3 rooms. 5319. Price
includes angel preniwlb pod.
expM iel6talIAkOnh. tag deAv-
ay. teem MB S-12311.. (30 ").
Norman
CAMETS SALE: Lou of car -
Vets. 100% nylon syn ro-
kne. arpot 3 roans 5339.
(30 Sq. yd.) ndndes: argot•
Vemium pad and instals -
San. Free esMWes. carpet
Rpairs. SM" Durbam and
slrranlbrlp arm. Sam 905-
U6-1771.
1 sat: r 1 Anl�ftr'M Ards we -is wo 1e 11 ZMaw- 1 n 11 4WIMM17- 1 1 a for
kr Sete for sob WNWed raw Rad
GRAPH ANO VMYI -Carpe! RG OU SATELLITE new
throe fooms. 30 square tads•
from 5329 khtaaed. I wig ds•
model 5135 inclidinp test
-ANTED FOR AUCTION
Consignments. Autos,
-me �e CkNsk• Body n
good shape- Very reWWe cx.
1992 WICK Regal.
111.00pklns• 4 do«• silved
CASA FOR CARSI We buy
used veftldes. Vehicles must
court you best code by 10%.
card icor cfwulels open ves
over 800 channels.
Bikes. Boats. Lawn
New bone+Y m0 tires. Needs
blue interior. air. p.s.. p.b.,
be n running condlion. Cal
Customer safistaGion pier-
.99
installation available. card
Equipment, Tools, RV's,
exhaust and rad work. Brat
p.w., ABS, AmAm cassette.
427-2415 or come to 479
Arrived CAN Mlle far tree
estimuk. 905-431-1010
guaranteed for 6 months.
Farm Equipment Trail-
M30 tales d �ri cal Skye
loatioM Condition. Confined.
WN enmsSlon hat. $7200. Call
Bayy St. East. Ajax at
Ml1RAD AUTO SALES.
CEDAR V-NIDOYE Pardo".
KemSM (905) 725-0196.
(905)626-9998
ers, Contractors & Build-
irq Supplies. Auction t0
at 416-961-8656 ext. 333 day-
tlme: 905-723.2351 evenings.
(906)661!-9746.
Trucks
1
tahPie Groove. top quad-
y, 01 grade knotty. 1/2' x 4' -
MOYIRG SALEI Antique Mei-
hogany
be held Satur may May
1!67 711 tiv-
1997 DODGE Caravan SE. 7
with quad sallrs.
b
.ISL
30e per brew toot. Immediate
CAN 1800
corner cabket wl
graved DIM 5825. 5 aritigile
1St in &consign. Cal for
decals d ObtISIgI11T1efdS.
eel 29 D E
le diced 29old with Excel-
lent gond Gold with leather
air. mien
air. poise, et power minors.
arthRm cassette. 109.000kms.
CA, Chevy Sts Extended
CA, custom dual exhaust,
267- - Ronal
267 0205 -Ronald Morrison
dressers 5135/each. MahopA•
try Duncan Phyte Table. 6
M"G Ancien
interior. Asking $4200. Calf
404-0502.
Asks $8995. Phone
305. reinforced springs. good
CHESTERFIELD Math 2 chairs
burgundy and Koval velvet.
chAiIs w/sideboad $695- Ma-
pie Gale lest a0k. 4 Chains w/
!15 G23 790
INS CELEBRITY Many new
`905►579-1797 or cell 242-
0333.
Dres. Needs some body work.
$2500. Call 131-0743 atter 6
next to new KaChai set with 6
sideboard 3750. 6 Harp -back
1 -3f33 67!!
Dans. As is.5200.00 723 3076
1!!1 CHRYSLER LNS, ma.
P.m.
chairs, velvet AN ter42 preen 8 Alta
686.1990 128 3111 ext 0 or
chairs SWelaCi bPc. bed•
raw suite $1250. 3pc bed-
room Suite $295 Coffee 6 end
• 1 Arts
• 1 AAs A CraNs
mom condition. loaded.
leather, highway miles. ask-
ing $12.900 obo. Cal 905.725-
19M GMC 511011T BOX. ex -
lerded cab. SLE, 2wd. WSW
silver. vortex V-8. 32.000 fat.
CLEAR-0OT - Plan
tables $25/eacti. Mahogany
able 5 diairs w/sideboard
1695. (snp)
loaded and extras. $22.500.
paw tax
machines $26999. 22 used
$275 Numbered prints $235/
copiers. Minolta 20copwV
each Wal unit duna cabinet
minute $499 carton 8580
Oak desk $75 4
cope, prints 85 q
Office Cha$175
irs $1 ch 2
back charsniole
$899. new MGH DACk chairs
workbench lairs SSWeach.
$109 99. call Spot Busf-
Fig lank $45 Rattan able. 4
ness Centre 668 0600
SONO chairs Rechywrs
5
COMPLETE from door and with
Mates bed. eine
595 Dresser $45. sola 8 lair
rm
aluminum sto6 side W.
$275 1985 Olds. 5950 Partial
Good condltion 6Y high x 65
list any (905)823-0447.
1/1' wide. $275: SUNBEAM
131 4562
13.2 we hi rneditier 3 speed
RENT TO OWN new and re -
condibaied
good Wallow $45. MASTER
CRAFT Shm Fit window air
appliances. and
new TV's Full warranhy Pad -
conditioner 7000 BTU. good
do's Markel. 905.263-8369 or
cordiform 5250. USED carpet.
1-800.796.5502
medium pole bdge-brown.
'
SIEon" - Duality wooddr
good condition. 10' x 9 and
12' x 14, 575 - mGudes un-
I I c 8 X 8 bam kit, only
de laddiig Cap 571.6007
5339 pals ax Many oiler
Sizes am styles AhaNaod
COMPUTER FACTORY
Also GerAOes and decks 761
BLOWOUT t yr no
yvr
McKay Rd Unfit 3. Pickering
CRAFTERS WANTED at 'Tie
1 1 As
pries then Sl(pa0).
For more into. all 905-619-
2093
Gel 6 Craft Showplace' foal-
for Sob
333 Aft laded' pfir1w.
marrow unemet. software and
ni0rt Free scanhkher, delivery
ide u-
ed n the Coutice Fla Mu-
Mar -
ket. 4 ton ext d OSlawa Let
us show, i Sot your craft di-
1915 OLDSMO11lE Oita 88
ale
�Y Brougham V8. 1 floor.
MNEA7A1( F1111NfTURE Now
ower-
and setup 1-800 515 5545
celebrating our 25m Mro
ssry..Nle src Tale SptcW-
ftacily
10 public you coo ria
se to .M A. is
COMPUTER SPECIALS -
100mnz Multi Meda System
5333. Pentium Laptop $744.
166mhz. utkmet System
5666 Superfast 400mhz
Wa
ft las. we low dome
Waft a Oka opous 99
GWMDOM ROOM SUITE. 9 pc..
6 Chairs 4 -side 2 arm. buffer
and Mulch. oval taDk with 2
;eats Asking $1250 00. M n
639-8331 condium CAN 905 -
EVERYTHING FOR YOUR
HOME The Desi value , n -
IOpC oak drxrg sot. 9pc Sol-
id pre can" sit frOges•
Staves Washers- Dryers-
Bedroom sets. muco Ruch
more- 576.0455 526 SIMCOE
S� S~ A 103m -Spm
FERBES for sale, make an
one Car 4364972 (sip)
FLAGSTONE. 3' prey lime-
stone approximatkyr 100
YYsYYqotoIde$$y1_25 firewood S25
263-2121 Sawm4 (905)
fgs.. rOuM. owl. rectangular. 6 month eomrac Also, rc0 $1.500 o.bo. CAN (905) 420 -
ft pe0egal, pedestal. cove t month het rare N you 2447
harvest tables. wt MAKE
THEN ALL- Need a ssppetciaaal
snow
a102 April 906
six or mom NO PRDSLEM.
t New10.12.
because we handcraft each
Pools,
table to ynwr Nwhyla al
dodk0088
heeds Over Craftsmen also
ide u-
harhMiad EnrtartarWWO units.
POOL • NEW, never uhstalled
Holm Coca, puffing Room,
15' round 52' oetp above
K40M Bedroom and Custom
ground aw aper, antis LOU.
on
n
solar #" P� � is
Is Drop am see our
X3.200em-
Ast-n0 $2300 (905)
SAM d she An w0odwabnp
tawh Arid let
131 4562
ors you
how fine hralvne is
made Reaw w" 'TTere
K NO Substitute far Ouak-
Y. Trabborw Woodwoek-
ria 115 North Pon Rotel (S
off Rani Rd) Pon Perry,
905.965.8774 wnrw trafabonr
Alwoodworang on ca
NSEO BIKES for Sale. Adult
madhtair Dike $6o 00. Adult
raw 550 00. peat
shape (905 44!8 AM"
am
&BED FRIDGES $195 1 up.
valid ranges $125, up used
dryers $125,' kip. used wasb-
a s 5199 ' new am -
FUR COAT Beautiful Cho-
mesa
coo opwaud w.1. , and
Coale brown can renpm. last
t New10.12.
Appraaed at S95o0.s0
Andprice
gawN
at SM (705) 7th -h
dodk0088
(snpl
ide u-
eQori d' new and used
i.E REFNGERAi011. 4Z'
appkanrces Cap us today.
Round aide 4 carr area
Skphensan's AppWtxts.
rug. 2 seek top fres pines.
Saks. Sema. Parts 154
push Www mower. 2 wr IN:
arm St oshawia(905) $76-
WWM. AD rope phi. Bron•
Awe twoudioe 4 told waft a
714a web sma www am"_
SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Ret -
ti ngulir above ground vidud-
;q. dedrrfg. 16 x 24. O/D.
55.995 Package inhCodes w
a. 2 ladders. sand Ater.
PNnO. moor. ex t -NOD-NM-
• 1 Lon a
• FOW4
LOST - Vyh,lby Ara- Boum
Area Grey and wfine felon
mak cat / 1Q yyrrss cid Miss -
109 Ape 7th 0"70
LOST Friday 9 April m bens
cHar iron room. Woman,
Apo Gold dim wont Egyphm
rabic. Cal 7-1517
allew
AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL
pups tot sale Adorable Dun-
dks of love. Tax" home
raised CKC Reg -d Sias,
9854021
AKba -Wer. toga* day bed CAIS CORSO POPPES i
INS ARIES K. 4 door away.
Excellent running condbon
Bads' n good shape
S850010
(0 s 8�� message
IBM CHEV Capra. wagon.
reliable farmly rt', Asking
$1200 Cal 668-0568
ISM FORD TAURUS, ram
"a good for parts as IS.
Wake an offer CAN (905) 720-
19th DODGE 600 SE 4 door.
febuM 2 2 Turbo araoOUac. air•
exallem condition. $1250
CAP 905.623-1453
19th HONDA Gvhe Special
:31tion 2 -door hatchback
293000kms. runs grew, Cat
d emission $2250 0 1110
19051t�6580
1989 Buick Regal. 270.000
km. good Condition. 51500 x
is 1, wam I. 19th T--- all
wheal dive. 121.000 km. pw.
pd. Cor. M, $1200 x is tceb-
he*). 1987 Nissan 200 SX.
140.000 km. 5-spd needs N-
M work $700 As is (andf-
AMq. 1989 lair 4X4. 350 R.
rirrin- ma« 6 him 270.000
km . $6000 at is 705-277-
3250 Isnpl
1919 CHRYSLER DAYTONA.
red 163.000 kris Good can -
Orion Ram wet
$1100 Pbone 9es 861st
1996 CHRYSLER INTREPID - Tekpnotie (906) 434-6392
V6. air, pw. ps, of93.000 km, 1997 Chev. Work Truck, 4X4,
$11 500 CAN 905.655.8653 V6-auto4spd- it 1
('wvv 'I)(- Crrrul
EdibOn. black wen grey xmen-
or. 4 door. 5 speed. 170.000
km. Great on pas. $5.000. cam
416.873-1159 sip
GOTTA LOVE ITI GREAT
CARS FANTASTIC MACES
EVERY DAT AT CERTICAR.
Eg New arrivals 93 Trans-
por. gold. 3600 v-6, only
58.200 93 Lumina LS, fey
and silver 31 VS only $5.300
94 Astro ed Ito& dear,, only
510.500 95 Carawn Ouads.
nice. only 82 K and 92 Cavak-
". air. ado famasac. 96 K.
SM -500 Drst $5.995 92 Eagle
summit. 4 do«, t
5 speed. air. try $5.996 fIE-
DUCED - 1992 Boo LeSaWv
Lid. loaded, $7.995 91 Park
Ave. 125 K. tram, a - non"
$9.500.. 90 Suzuki, JLX 4x1,
Mack. hardtop. loaded. 165 K.
perfect 55.495 96 Cavalier
And Sureties from $7.700.. 90
CawlM Coupe ado. effr- IN
175K one owner now $2.995
two SEE - 90 Sunbrid SE,
coup loaded. IOSK period
$4.995 OVER 38 FOE RE-
CONDITIONED VEHICLES AT
CERTXAA 155 KONG ST. w.,
AT MIDTOWN MALL• CALL
579.21M OPEN SUNDAY.
00 YOU NEED a car? You re
Approved Do you have $SDG
down pAY Ml7 Can you at-
loid 5200 - $300 a maith. N
YOU Answered ya to as
above questions then ram
(416) 6244709 for an
cop
666 7344 WERE CAGES for sale CAN ,nye snot tenet Gant rwm 1l1N JEEI CIEIIOKEE - 1 Ltr. pxntmail
Tim 905463 -St t 7 :cap will gro Exto be
nlewps . 1
NIIIIIK'i APPLIANCES Match- -thee! drive 52500 CAN
sig washer and dryer like new GARAGE Door report broken will Orore cap b Ot fMierd 720.3107 KEITH MTl31Ell AUTO
5399 deluxe host free Indges. springs Ca01eS. hopes. open- CAN TAuua Kends SALES. Best prices in Dur-
hvdpes ft99 and en xrslyca T 4 1919 PLYMOUTH Voyager Nm All Certified cars sold
$ide by Side 4 y� old only 416.336-0073 irmaiDs. S49 95 ENGUSN BULLDOG PUPS. Sser*er. �lmdef turbo t?500 or Nest? offer pp0ovwretnr- with 6ain� Tree lmded
S2" dgirvasher ArWekt CKC micro -Cup. shots. i t- Can (905)428-6291. leave POnxaC Sanford, 4iyuauto
5299 And p. new n d staves 1 warmed- Dad is °�Oe $5990.. 110.000 1993 Pona-
partS14ment open. am rp. new parts Cl mon le x Su dhird. Marro, $4.990.
a barbel panss.. coANTSOUEStABs"*Nf Ad- rt' s 19th TEMPEST. dean. effort- 220.000k t99t Plymouth
van Dix ghoiwoom 126 Sim- via- always valuable. usuumy quality half lax condtion MOD. OBO as Grlbya0er. 7 pasyaao.
con St S 1 Hon -
(905)726 -1043 tree! Purchasing oWgtW. a- 5764016 !OS 576 1t03. rt 1967 Ctiyrskr Shadow very x•9Ci c 5sW-dr. .
tales wysome antique CW- 9DW condition 52000.080 x 93.000k.. 1990 Honda Civic.
KENMORE APT s. 36WW was. (no Lear to woe con- ATTENTION: is Summer wAeds extra
grid dryer, x new. Doo Owners Au1tN2dr . 55990. 116.OI>t1k .
Cam 571 -OM cleared). gbaecbors a any Doggie Dooley Pet yam CAN from 9.6p m toes - Sat. 1990 Ford Aerostat. ext./4vid .
son. quantities ar Single an- Systems model 2000 554 99 579-1382 EddieMauer.$5590, 211.000k..
NNNi 6E0 X-d11Ck Omiopedic 1967 Ford F150XLN8. 4x4/
Pilow$p. seV avid trams. Solt boon rMK Special meat n VP to 150 to wt.. mod& 3500 19th VW JETM we sun root. iaWaulo. 55990. 123.400k..
n cog Sb.700 Sea Mrsavod plltay res try to re- Sell 99. model 3000 579.99 up Good Condition 52000 as a 1966 Mercury Topaz. 4uyt/
$67 (416) 255-0265 spall to AN MAA ROW to 300 ft. Dog Lk Jaci is (M1 -4304M « (9W`1146- ado, $2490 153.000k. Manny
Bowan Antiques- Brookkn, SM" At 525, 24• File Hy- 1331. more to Chem from Fmm-
LARGE EXKTMNG OESICNER Onitano (905)6ss-s0t9, ax draw =now- US 99. EST nG Available OAC. 160
Raised effadkw condition. h dudes (9OS)W5501 bas 3. 4.1R•. 6'. 10' Li $bm 4d LSA EiPoapon' 3.t1 Doxy Rai Ajax. 9D5 -426 -
excellent door, gray, conasok shin, 5512
Urge island Sloth 6 seat breal - Goaamue. from SS.". Dog Slap. Good CAN -
yst couro r Man tie connkr CASH M DEALS. We Buy. ghoweh from 55.99. PAY - - -
faps. large du k with wood' Self, & mine! Pay IOP "W NOT TAX rural May 31!! 9i. 7 X720 -15M
edge potties" KIDS and leaded for � I 1
coop reams. honk aN1iN Fix 723.14. (!05)723 5113 1!11 1DPAZ LS. pant. Ing
Boas Kildhah also fncy, a video. car ag". gold CD's. Fax 723 14fi � 57i�.
pots And Pans L� doors . �' m I� I
edge colas" top camam open Olives we for, (905)e3$--11765 905.57-2271 • dif E=N AV B �
more tkaih.(905)-852-7131. (9051666.0004. (phfer as BAV `.4/NB. rising 3 n loaded. 10 disc CD paytca LUTED
MA1pIM lO6AN QUEST AM m w«bq order) May. Ridable. Trained y AMO car Nlanllr phone Aaron.
SPOdr"s. oak finish SM; A SM T.V. « V.C.R. lb*g. UM be son foaled DD N2w 1BO,NO C
000IIm
Pow" Aag YBA2HC, f2.500 WANTED. waking « not. (90S)373-0CM2 (sip)
56100.OB0 6524275
YM pre arlp $1700; Cal FOR FAST SSCASHU PICK
Mike 605.6679975 af" 6 UP CALL 906.136.6525loa- ow sob AnnMmrN car I I' IW Snit Ag%MiN
p.m.(snlp) BYYMI6 MNIIwE Arid al-
MATCIIMG PiCMed Oak bar Iedable oolrlNrth Peclu`nq
UN, 6b1"tatnm[w laid. Cable compkN asMhs. seg BONN
and End LAWS. $275.: Pape- We prices paid. N -y Kahn, ,.
tin Chair with Cushion SBO. 906.9/5.6161.
CAN (905) 655.1759. snip. M9B1MP tmtmtldaleh Kilt BUYING OR SE iING1
DEED A COW"W. New S Spring and Stamm" mri
used systems- hardware i n ecce -i ' condlicn. Alla. Your one �p t�ppwg 1"
software, upgrade A repairs, kids toys I« «Ado«$ ie: "ONTARIO ORM CLEAN
Custom 0f11a lumdwe. NAG- Slides, payhousts. Ship bi- ESM TEST"
bile Service CAN 705-324- Cycles and wagons. Toddler and lapsh
MOW) earsmts and playpens. Itowrs M66! A A A ANT& Cant, WUCIWN
IN time to bring gem n -ire mxhw"� bis. We pay E to $10.000.
PTAND TEOSINI KN a MW* have lolls d customers who!- CSM CMA m 9e spot AV corAm-
1« l P M. repairs. and pre- ung to bay. THE OKOM S 1. Bon, any year CAN NS any-
Pardase I tatgn On AN EXCH ILINGE, 17 KIND St. E. Law, 24 bm & 7 dayl, 30
ladkes i MOM- Cao Bee Af BOWMX k (E+OM-0O13. 1�i900iip dR service. 9164wan «
905.87-7631. M6.706.5238
o.
alum+ wheds abed Iffier, 29K A MUST SEEM Available im- LARGE 3-tN/ro«N aparlin
518,200 obo an: Also 1978
Lincoln Town Car, good Shape,
$1750 as fs/oDo. 725-1995
1 vara!
1WhoW On"
1912 CHEV LUM NA APV.3.8L
beautiful Condition. PIS. p/b. W
w, air. Win. 7 passenger
Navy/Silver. New brakes.
$6.990 fully certified. Call
(905)430-1106.
19M DODGE CARAVAN SE.7-
passenger. 27.000 km. 3 3L
V6, ado. Overdone, loaded,
$18.500(ofer CAN 434.2775
mediately -newt' renovated,
spacious. bright, one bedroom
basemaril apartment. Central
air. Separate entrarha. quiet
neighborhood. $650. inclusive
per mash. First and last. rd-
erences required. Non-
smoker preferred. no pets.
Call 579.2567
AJAX -Main Noor level C Tri-
plex 3 bedrooms. large kitch-
en $975 morift includes
utiNlfeS and pirbn NO pets.
Cal Mary Roy(905)$31-3300
AJAX - WESTNEY area. Sep-
arate entrance. 2 spacious -
bedrooms no smoking/no
for refit in Whitby. Hardwood
floors. large bwAm. wMd-
pod. squash, laundry 1n
b"ft $Mmonth includes
utilities and parking. Can
(90SW45-7467.
MODERN 1 -bedroom base-
ment apartment Pickering,
private entrance. non -Smoker.
no pots. $700/mwft. 1st
and W. availJAk imme-
datety Close to AA ameni-
ues. 905-420.0892.
NEW I BEDROOM basement
apartment. Pickering Liver-
Pooi/Bafley. Includes laundry.
utilities nor -smoker no
1 Tyai)ars Dom. $11OWmonili• Available piarlang. Immediately. SM.
May 1st Cal (905) 428-0796. (905)837-5024 After spin or all
1974 Impala 28' trader. Park 1416) 783-3894. weekend.
Abdel. Sleeps 6 Gaal condi- AJAX, 2 -bedroom basement NEW LARGE 1 BEDROOM
lion Asking $3000 Cal 065- apartment May 1st. separate basement Apartment. Whitby
8666 atter 4 p m. entrance, Laundry. had bAth. Praessialao decorated. on.
COLEMAN FOLDING Camper
Trailers by Reetwood. 11
models on display len show
room Open 7 days a week
Firrancxg available Hokday,
Word marine L RV caned. lo-
cated
o-
c ted an 111 Hwy. (Brock St.
Whitby). 3 1/2 km north of
Brooklm (new & used) 905-
655.8176.1-MO.589.1854
Maloney his
1982 YAMAHA Maxima :'70
good condition, 52000. CAN
(905) 436.1581.
• Marine
1977 24' FtMtEFORM flying
WOW, V$No Pia out drive.
now tandem Maki. last n
good crorrdbm. cap It work
no mol« SM O b a- Call
(905)68;}4709.
BOATS by Crestkner. Grow.
Ceiebriry shmwhtuh. Abrro-
Craft. tempest powered by
Johnson. Evi«ade (Fishing
brags, lawridtrs. POatoOn
bosh. Desk goats. Cruisers)
New A Uteri Fiberglass L
Aluminum How Selection
outboards Low Low Prices
ppyni 7 days a week HOkdap
World maria d RV Centra.
kKaW on 112 Hwy (Stack
St Whitby). 3 1R kms. north
Of Brooklin 905455.8176: 1-
SOa5s9. t e54
1 INcreriwhp
1913 TRAVELAME ROME on
lot. 3611. tut up -out Oueern-
Stan. Ont. $22.000. 1965 Ca -
CLOACA dtoy -add, needs
UNISnkssion. Can be oertiNed,
$150000 0.8 0 . 0aayyss 905
725-4111, Nigh's-M4933-
4031
• 11 All or Rent
t
1 all 2-EOROONS ava-ubk
April 1st or May 1st Located
All 946 Masson St and 350
Maagi Rd. Oshawa Start
$600/momh all inclusive No
pets Cal 5764724 anytime
1401111 DSmt apt Available
immediately C:ose to GO and
PTC. No pts or smoking.
5550 ndusive Irrslast. (9051
Nelly rergwkd 1-Bodroom
AM $550 1"" cad. And -
able hoolou ialey. RMU NS
regrind. Cal SkPhm (905)-
571-3229.
AAM 3 IE M M ltlgltow,
1�6 ��ds frale IAladryr
plu dgreogol itWtorARpgeasIAildl
dry. yard. SS00- Small.
l
nowsnaker no pees. $700 in-
udhNive. Cali (906)819-3683
AVAILABLE NNEOIATELY, in
Whitby Apt building. spa-
cious carpeted, newly paw-
ed. with babay. Gla 10 bus.
first req�uartaL nono peace. 1'
bedroom $590. 2 bedroom,
$790 3 tedr0om 5690 CAN
430-0134
BACHELOR , large two bed-
room available May let Non
smoking. no pees. 726 7861
MUMENT Apartment. 1 -bed-
room applurtat. wrathy. te-
side Go station. 5550 plus
shared utilities. Plane
905NN6-9029 cocoa /pm
BEAUTIFUL 3 -bedroom home
with dining room, attached
vak entrance. 69-M kitchen.
4PC. Dant. Unities. parkin.
cable ncludsd. Use C back-
yard. Available May 1st. First/
W -ft. ns. No pets. non-
smoker S525/momh. Cap
130-9898 after 630 p.m.
NEWLY RENOVATED. bright.
spaaars one bedroom upper
loon d dupbx. Fridge. Slows.
ncle", Bos rook, 1 parking
space. Mari" phallCt Ca-
lk included. l *bra M Kl-
ed. No pots peered. WAM.
MAMAImo. arc, Cal )
« (906) 721-7519
Ask for Dt00it.
NORTH PN*ENNNG ban
Moor. one bedroom apt Sepa-
rafe weam. owov �Nloarn�-psmoker.
no KNOBnmCa 90544944 (6501
thr bk garage. finished base- ONE BEDROOM basement
mel. air COnlali0rM11g. Great apartment. circa and DrgM,
N t Oshawa localOn. $1075 "MA1e entrance. n o fmoM-
water frrchhded FiMAag rt mq or Deh. mile d am EM
qurW.CaN(90S)655-7111 tip $600 nduRM. (905)
MGNT WALKOUT one tied- 426-7Mo
room hasemeril OSHAWA
BIG" Rd ano Finch. C/ bedroom Das�en� one
iliac. DeMn4 private so- q�. $en rAafired. cap
trance. Own waster, and dryer. quip ares. $S50 p" %
akaili0ls May 1st $700 Al m- 12 cable Jmre lit. « 7 )
Coaiie Ib slrokirq n0 Pps. 433-2190
(905)426-7123
WAM. Clean, Large one bed OSNAWA APTS - Badetor
basement a0uenhenm n Wha• Coe bedroom 2 bedroom. n-
bY Al dillies included. pet- dudes am umillUt and parking
vw entrance. n a on sine. bkdq /t
hank. Avadalk May tic. (905 -8911, BI00 02
of backyard No pets. no (9pbhs7l-0125• « 1886-558
smokug 1SIA39 $675 Tel 2622
905-130-9691 cad after 6.30 OUNM EAST. clean 1 -bed -
p in room basement
MbORL1N, 2 Ondroom 4PC bath, sac -n 1 icon en.
redecorated 4 Appliances. Availab Deh
$695 per mom plus hydro. evadable oY,,a�v 1St. 5575/
June list « sooner 1 lupe mnortth (" ')879-3431.
room $420 arcausivt. MAY OSNAWA. SIOW/Palk Rd..
1501. (905) 655-5539 �AA�ppa�rtments. 2 -bedrooms
spa -
CENTRAL QWwA, Cor 2 $700. � pointed. spa -
bedroom apanmems covin- ciours hear 8 parting ndud-
able In well -main ad Near 401. firsUxt res
bWnlirg dose g Al Amemet. glared. No s. 1489-749-
Meam cal (905)723-0977 9 2736.«116501-1667.
am -7 P.M. PNXERMG LIVERPppLA9A-
CENTRAL west Ds am LEY 2 bedroom basanent
it barsemone
Largeraisedhome 1750 setax en sede. Laundry. Wrb-
tsave car raam, wge�wiidoww . 55--ap- nwnsha, lostNNt ro�.
pianca, private Side yard. AvadaWe now. lsfum W.P.
$775/marh inclusive. Now
6314M7
Smoking. Car Brim at 131- tvI I F -- VNLAE - seodad
Door. 2 bedroom. Jorge hal
COUNTRY AINNTMEST parking. deck, lg & IASL
Available inuntOalsy. 2 Oed• Aeadibk May 1st. CIDO 10
room, 20 mm. northeast a all aitNniaiet 5100 a YrclW
Oshawa. very while localdn. sive' (41GHWOU&
(Aimies d appdanM induct- AJAX - SIM &gal 2 bedroom
ad $70ghno. 906-966-0ISO. b"gm" aWmE, 9 W
COURTICE b�9i On bed- ale "*a m ICOM* no
. pould
mew, molly, dAWrakd, � �rfy�, few, OM car
PIWX s. parking, boon PUMM hlNNloM. 5795. al-
�. 725 ls1Yt1, (�I �- (416)783-1410.(9p�2745,
COZY - Dae bKVOM NCS unniK 0• ,
AvailaDls irltnaediildp. s", Will* (Oda btltlroom ftaa
adra a. 6rSAaS required.utaun eppw)) pull qDy, Ap�p6aj
Rl 11Ma. �0 now Go, mei pots, "a ill 116
Odom. 49F3765 or 5 MIM.
Orm-or parw tDo ro.
39Q5 _ Ms no- PI�IDV Oat
Coe.631bodmm-
M1�ATE drlodt. airy ��� sm
Inge 2 ledroom. Will" Cal 6054M
Blvd A Kng SL Ara. Top two PORT M1lE • 155 TOroMp R0.
boors a hoax. Fridge, sbve. Pat H1pp�2 bedroom pin
teWM dryer, hill A hal baa- del av W1 Tiley 131. UN
ter Included New FAG. For- d�rosad
nM A gas ha rater large soGal and pmea room,
g0rage room. parkkq. n o clan.I"'Mlatyk.
pah. AwalaWt Joe" lg. CAN Cal
aPPL
(906)263-2351
AJAX LARGE 2 6N bases 3 And an SmWO �_ 900
coignes, �Of ad M n ?L to p�
Availa0k 1st.
AN
GO Station. U&
$w OigAag. (SM)4shw
M -12M.9 INN included. C 72111-41M.
:. - •...••.. ,..� ,,..rr �,-..� a Y b fit « �. a .. :.-......,rtr..,a►,,.,.... .. , r -... ..... . _ -- �'...,., •...'_'6 m6K _ _ - .0 . .
., .-e, i.w'�• iq}ri +ew ..oSw «•-.. S.iF`,,- - Z: i .- a, - `+
o.
alum+ wheds abed Iffier, 29K A MUST SEEM Available im- LARGE 3-tN/ro«N aparlin
518,200 obo an: Also 1978
Lincoln Town Car, good Shape,
$1750 as fs/oDo. 725-1995
1 vara!
1WhoW On"
1912 CHEV LUM NA APV.3.8L
beautiful Condition. PIS. p/b. W
w, air. Win. 7 passenger
Navy/Silver. New brakes.
$6.990 fully certified. Call
(905)430-1106.
19M DODGE CARAVAN SE.7-
passenger. 27.000 km. 3 3L
V6, ado. Overdone, loaded,
$18.500(ofer CAN 434.2775
mediately -newt' renovated,
spacious. bright, one bedroom
basemaril apartment. Central
air. Separate entrarha. quiet
neighborhood. $650. inclusive
per mash. First and last. rd-
erences required. Non-
smoker preferred. no pets.
Call 579.2567
AJAX -Main Noor level C Tri-
plex 3 bedrooms. large kitch-
en $975 morift includes
utiNlfeS and pirbn NO pets.
Cal Mary Roy(905)$31-3300
AJAX - WESTNEY area. Sep-
arate entrance. 2 spacious -
bedrooms no smoking/no
for refit in Whitby. Hardwood
floors. large bwAm. wMd-
pod. squash, laundry 1n
b"ft $Mmonth includes
utilities and parking. Can
(90SW45-7467.
MODERN 1 -bedroom base-
ment apartment Pickering,
private entrance. non -Smoker.
no pots. $700/mwft. 1st
and W. availJAk imme-
datety Close to AA ameni-
ues. 905-420.0892.
NEW I BEDROOM basement
apartment. Pickering Liver-
Pooi/Bafley. Includes laundry.
utilities nor -smoker no
1 Tyai)ars Dom. $11OWmonili• Available piarlang. Immediately. SM.
May 1st Cal (905) 428-0796. (905)837-5024 After spin or all
1974 Impala 28' trader. Park 1416) 783-3894. weekend.
Abdel. Sleeps 6 Gaal condi- AJAX, 2 -bedroom basement NEW LARGE 1 BEDROOM
lion Asking $3000 Cal 065- apartment May 1st. separate basement Apartment. Whitby
8666 atter 4 p m. entrance, Laundry. had bAth. Praessialao decorated. on.
COLEMAN FOLDING Camper
Trailers by Reetwood. 11
models on display len show
room Open 7 days a week
Firrancxg available Hokday,
Word marine L RV caned. lo-
cated
o-
c ted an 111 Hwy. (Brock St.
Whitby). 3 1/2 km north of
Brooklm (new & used) 905-
655.8176.1-MO.589.1854
Maloney his
1982 YAMAHA Maxima :'70
good condition, 52000. CAN
(905) 436.1581.
• Marine
1977 24' FtMtEFORM flying
WOW, V$No Pia out drive.
now tandem Maki. last n
good crorrdbm. cap It work
no mol« SM O b a- Call
(905)68;}4709.
BOATS by Crestkner. Grow.
Ceiebriry shmwhtuh. Abrro-
Craft. tempest powered by
Johnson. Evi«ade (Fishing
brags, lawridtrs. POatoOn
bosh. Desk goats. Cruisers)
New A Uteri Fiberglass L
Aluminum How Selection
outboards Low Low Prices
ppyni 7 days a week HOkdap
World maria d RV Centra.
kKaW on 112 Hwy (Stack
St Whitby). 3 1R kms. north
Of Brooklin 905455.8176: 1-
SOa5s9. t e54
1 INcreriwhp
1913 TRAVELAME ROME on
lot. 3611. tut up -out Oueern-
Stan. Ont. $22.000. 1965 Ca -
CLOACA dtoy -add, needs
UNISnkssion. Can be oertiNed,
$150000 0.8 0 . 0aayyss 905
725-4111, Nigh's-M4933-
4031
• 11 All or Rent
t
1 all 2-EOROONS ava-ubk
April 1st or May 1st Located
All 946 Masson St and 350
Maagi Rd. Oshawa Start
$600/momh all inclusive No
pets Cal 5764724 anytime
1401111 DSmt apt Available
immediately C:ose to GO and
PTC. No pts or smoking.
5550 ndusive Irrslast. (9051
Nelly rergwkd 1-Bodroom
AM $550 1"" cad. And -
able hoolou ialey. RMU NS
regrind. Cal SkPhm (905)-
571-3229.
AAM 3 IE M M ltlgltow,
1�6 ��ds frale IAladryr
plu dgreogol itWtorARpgeasIAildl
dry. yard. SS00- Small.
l
nowsnaker no pees. $700 in-
udhNive. Cali (906)819-3683
AVAILABLE NNEOIATELY, in
Whitby Apt building. spa-
cious carpeted, newly paw-
ed. with babay. Gla 10 bus.
first req�uartaL nono peace. 1'
bedroom $590. 2 bedroom,
$790 3 tedr0om 5690 CAN
430-0134
BACHELOR , large two bed-
room available May let Non
smoking. no pees. 726 7861
MUMENT Apartment. 1 -bed-
room applurtat. wrathy. te-
side Go station. 5550 plus
shared utilities. Plane
905NN6-9029 cocoa /pm
BEAUTIFUL 3 -bedroom home
with dining room, attached
vak entrance. 69-M kitchen.
4PC. Dant. Unities. parkin.
cable ncludsd. Use C back-
yard. Available May 1st. First/
W -ft. ns. No pets. non-
smoker S525/momh. Cap
130-9898 after 630 p.m.
NEWLY RENOVATED. bright.
spaaars one bedroom upper
loon d dupbx. Fridge. Slows.
ncle", Bos rook, 1 parking
space. Mari" phallCt Ca-
lk included. l *bra M Kl-
ed. No pots peered. WAM.
MAMAImo. arc, Cal )
« (906) 721-7519
Ask for Dt00it.
NORTH PN*ENNNG ban
Moor. one bedroom apt Sepa-
rafe weam. owov �Nloarn�-psmoker.
no KNOBnmCa 90544944 (6501
thr bk garage. finished base- ONE BEDROOM basement
mel. air COnlali0rM11g. Great apartment. circa and DrgM,
N t Oshawa localOn. $1075 "MA1e entrance. n o fmoM-
water frrchhded FiMAag rt mq or Deh. mile d am EM
qurW.CaN(90S)655-7111 tip $600 nduRM. (905)
MGNT WALKOUT one tied- 426-7Mo
room hasemeril OSHAWA
BIG" Rd ano Finch. C/ bedroom Das�en� one
iliac. DeMn4 private so- q�. $en rAafired. cap
trance. Own waster, and dryer. quip ares. $S50 p" %
akaili0ls May 1st $700 Al m- 12 cable Jmre lit. « 7 )
Coaiie Ib slrokirq n0 Pps. 433-2190
(905)426-7123
WAM. Clean, Large one bed OSNAWA APTS - Badetor
basement a0uenhenm n Wha• Coe bedroom 2 bedroom. n-
bY Al dillies included. pet- dudes am umillUt and parking
vw entrance. n a on sine. bkdq /t
hank. Avadalk May tic. (905 -8911, BI00 02
of backyard No pets. no (9pbhs7l-0125• « 1886-558
smokug 1SIA39 $675 Tel 2622
905-130-9691 cad after 6.30 OUNM EAST. clean 1 -bed -
p in room basement
MbORL1N, 2 Ondroom 4PC bath, sac -n 1 icon en.
redecorated 4 Appliances. Availab Deh
$695 per mom plus hydro. evadable oY,,a�v 1St. 5575/
June list « sooner 1 lupe mnortth (" ')879-3431.
room $420 arcausivt. MAY OSNAWA. SIOW/Palk Rd..
1501. (905) 655-5539 �AA�ppa�rtments. 2 -bedrooms
spa -
CENTRAL QWwA, Cor 2 $700. � pointed. spa -
bedroom apanmems covin- ciours hear 8 parting ndud-
able In well -main ad Near 401. firsUxt res
bWnlirg dose g Al Amemet. glared. No s. 1489-749-
Meam cal (905)723-0977 9 2736.«116501-1667.
am -7 P.M. PNXERMG LIVERPppLA9A-
CENTRAL west Ds am LEY 2 bedroom basanent
it barsemone
Largeraisedhome 1750 setax en sede. Laundry. Wrb-
tsave car raam, wge�wiidoww . 55--ap- nwnsha, lostNNt ro�.
pianca, private Side yard. AvadaWe now. lsfum W.P.
$775/marh inclusive. Now
6314M7
Smoking. Car Brim at 131- tvI I F -- VNLAE - seodad
Door. 2 bedroom. Jorge hal
COUNTRY AINNTMEST parking. deck, lg & IASL
Available inuntOalsy. 2 Oed• Aeadibk May 1st. CIDO 10
room, 20 mm. northeast a all aitNniaiet 5100 a YrclW
Oshawa. very while localdn. sive' (41GHWOU&
(Aimies d appdanM induct- AJAX - SIM &gal 2 bedroom
ad $70ghno. 906-966-0ISO. b"gm" aWmE, 9 W
COURTICE b�9i On bed- ale "*a m ICOM* no
. pould
mew, molly, dAWrakd, � �rfy�, few, OM car
PIWX s. parking, boon PUMM hlNNloM. 5795. al-
�. 725 ls1Yt1, (�I �- (416)783-1410.(9p�2745,
COZY - Dae bKVOM NCS unniK 0• ,
AvailaDls irltnaediildp. s", Will* (Oda btltlroom ftaa
adra a. 6rSAaS required.utaun eppw)) pull qDy, Ap�p6aj
Rl 11Ma. �0 now Go, mei pots, "a ill 116
Odom. 49F3765 or 5 MIM.
Orm-or parw tDo ro.
39Q5 _ Ms no- PI�IDV Oat
Coe.631bodmm-
M1�ATE drlodt. airy ��� sm
Inge 2 ledroom. Will" Cal 6054M
Blvd A Kng SL Ara. Top two PORT M1lE • 155 TOroMp R0.
boors a hoax. Fridge, sbve. Pat H1pp�2 bedroom pin
teWM dryer, hill A hal baa- del av W1 Tiley 131. UN
ter Included New FAG. For- d�rosad
nM A gas ha rater large soGal and pmea room,
g0rage room. parkkq. n o clan.I"'Mlatyk.
pah. AwalaWt Joe" lg. CAN Cal
aPPL
(906)263-2351
AJAX LARGE 2 6N bases 3 And an SmWO �_ 900
coignes, �Of ad M n ?L to p�
Availa0k 1st.
AN
GO Station. U&
$w OigAag. (SM)4shw
M -12M.9 INN included. C 72111-41M.
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6�
WAIKO
F REIMNQIT
"ion by conservaion area.
2 a 3 WR units.
ties included. Easy
OWN YOUR HOME - ITr8 EASY!! '
baths,toany finistued.model
ss t0 schools,
• Ftrst Time"
-Cap Markt sn
pets available now. 5375
pi .For app!. call
rft - CalINarW E zii
t AA $249.000
721-8741?
Cal �ts
r • Not Much Downpayi ns W - CON Markt
WHITBY, 4 bedroom de -
CLEAN and spr
lathed. c -air a -vac, finished
Mark offers honest, professional.
basement. Cailoma Shutters
3 bedroom main Moor d
2-cae garage. doorpene
or
no prsasurs service to help You own a horn•.
.90
$1860 905-430-9/11 open
Central and dose to
House April 24125 2.5. 93
(905) 5'71 -WS Or 1�5
w01hdstoee
ion Hardwood Boors.
facilities. pMkileq, use
a
- �IAark SUPIW ri
Clan. quer how,stare ham
May lst. 5850!
Eialee Rep RorrrerrAprty Fish E Ate lid
Krden
N Plus utili les.:wu�
3 -BEDROOM ft hokd end urt
month inclusive Can before
working person(s). now
ler. no dogs. CaN 668•
1 r�� F neMoid
a I o or stN •
rIY, Bachelor 6 1 bed-
MOCK Re./FtNCH furnished' SUM O111ABIA - WALK TO
room, share bath and laundry LAKE. 3 -bedroom bungalow. �I
available in well main-
I building. 4 Sevens Re-
faukties, prefer wodring gen- m -law apartment. fireplace,
neman, non-smoker. $375/ hardwood floors, cernrat air.
r i l r r r r
• 1 N 1 wig
Id goy -668-7777.
month first/last. Call large fern ed Hot 6 deck. de-
FACTS YOU NEED
rice space for 5450 (3
My. 3 bedroom in tri-
deck.
(��-0744 filched garage. $142.000
1`0720-2307
TO KNOW!
Y krJudes weryllra0 Sim -Ad
N loakwe Caallii SIM
4 appliances.
WHITEIBAYLY • Spa sous.
wiled OW 6 dubs. 1660000 sq_n.
on 2 floors Pave 12 car
REIAI MME Sam for
backyard. parking• no
well ht one room basement. Two BEDROOM CONDO,
1 (888) 641-4628
CAM. nam tvw4aled 19051
June 1199. First 6 last,
420-6652
n smoking. no pets, cable, ground floor unit WE comer of
DEBT RELNEEF
C4eHepv
1 ter Nwnt
., cab
BY- Bright open CO-"
share kntchenilaundry. Sew- Connoisseur Condos. 712
rye bathroom, $475 Isl4ast Rossland Rd. E.. Wintry. 800
GUARANTEED
Like Seymour. 2. 3 and 4
a,co basement apartment
required. 1905) 831-2790 sir. it of fenced patio. north
WE CAN HELP!
waky CMr*OeMorO. 2 lull
lean non-smoking quiet
Slhart0 and east walkouts. 2 under
2212
ing person. utilities and
ncluded. washer/dryer
a
�Aaonwoodo*m ground parking spots many Mon
afros Askmg $199.00. Can I 9e9K.
Rossan0lGarden ata.
AT 4017 wHRE3 RD.. PiEycer- !905)-665-7604 b ice
meek hrsVlasl.
666 8431.
1 lbws••
For Rent
WHO SAYS
'OU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
UY A HOUSE?
WN from $7Wmon1h
it m; cr, Do wpaymentm
905)571-6275
-800-840-6275
Nark Stapley
E.K � n
DASA OU A home of
cwn 6 months free.
ncorne requirement
$28 000 gross M wEee-
ee apC�oell Cal Ken
wel Blaker
7119-9414
DROON mein fibor of
^ewfy renomobd. doe*
,m"Aies 1000 square
$950 rrclerert Available
1st Fw71Ad (906) 132-
LITE Ly ABTOYNDING
rths tree. then own a
Irom $554twontk. 91
Coldwenun
Banker (905)
0 • 3 Iedreein. 2 //2
1s master bedroom. two
eroowK. 'argr yafd.
to sefhoa. SI.000 pie
th plus waffles AnoilaMe
I at (906) 427-9m
&ME May 1st. house
int 3 thedroom tnwepMow
Oshawa. plus 1-Oeer000
emerd aparmhaw. 2 sidges
stoves, for Amer setos
ere call tM)728-2553
INTICU 3 bedroom do-
led with qq�MiaQqtt AvdaOW
I, Ise 59BS mm e . ubF
No pets P410 ns my
Call 905.579.2332 afw 6
(CASTLE: l tyr oW 3 -bed -
n. t 6 hall barn. rWy4e-
ied tome for rent. Ny
:ed yard. 5 -appliances.
� at. waft-outpck, firt-
d basement, quit wb-di-
x S9501mors, tor July t
'23.1565 Wave message.
LVM - 4 Dedror , ear.
4d -m yarerdauched 1 1,2
Prop. 1102 bakf00ns. 5
liaises Walt to dbwn-
n /ShOpping centers. Work
renes please. Available
1st. S11oll im ies. 718 -
MA - 2 bedroom upper
:$65 Central. utilities. Cal
eawpp
725.3090 or 1-613-828-
SOWILOOR Beautiful. 3
all amenities. References.
Pets. 1VAM. S8951n o. all
usne. (905)-438 ?S
ant Supt TMwA-
attached garage. 3
N. fridge A stout,
ca►. 100 , tetNiBes.
Jere 1st. FWSUfst.
S. NO PETS. (905)
NWM BILL TOMM-
JSES - 122 Colborm SL E.
am, 3 bedroom ahMl.
Ju *U* 1st For a!w
434-3972.
NM 1 polished mom in
eBO M, $100/wk iA-
I CIA. C*I. Perkins.
d kAeherl a balloow
be 194. a employed Can
lu=MFA-fwm$Md room in
antral location•. Mile or to -
male welcome. 5320 mom
inclusive, evell" WAW
diatNy. No pelt. Phone 579-
0804.
ig clean home quiet subdi-
WHITBY - 2300sgft. quiet
"ion by conservaion area.
crescent. 4 bedrooms. 2 112
Slave all facilities female
baths,toany finistued.model
preferred. non smoker, no
home Ceramrlc. hardwood.
pets available now. 5375
air, landscaped. Stair lin op -
m ". glare utilities. 639-
t AA $249.000
Cal �ts
SHARED ACCOMOOATgN in
WHITBY, 4 bedroom de -
Oshawa, 3 bedroom bungalow
lathed. c -air a -vac, finished
on large private 2 acre lot
basement. Cailoma Shutters
Prefer male. non-smoker
2-cae garage. doorpene
or
S5OOJmonth indrgM. 1905t-
.90
$1860 905-430-9/11 open
723.4486
House April 24125 2.5. 93
SWCOEIDWIRAM COLLEGE
w01hdstoee
area Bedroom for rem in1
Towrroet"
Clan. quer how,stare ham
r so
TJL*ffwe pirlu17un
dry LENS d pnvocy. S40g per
3 -BEDROOM ft hokd end urt
month inclusive Can before
townhouse in Bovraamlift
29m and affil 9 pM 438-
Large lot 1-1/t barna, rainy
1442
room in basement. aeni to
0 kr A
`"hoot or sshfqopppprrqq Asking
• 1 N 1 wig
sII9.900.cam 1905)697-3662
AM ROx. 450 sq R. new J-
m m !en
rice space for 5450 (3
rooms) avana4W Emmedate-
HICK WISMLfTY on Wilson
Y krJudes weryllra0 Sim -Ad
N loakwe Caallii SIM
Norm Large peam V &
Cal
576.6999,
wiled OW 6 dubs. 1660000 sq_n.
on 2 floors Pave 12 car
REIAI MME Sam for
q
AMe $1 45W
Royd
lease 700 sq R exctaem Io-
nmeI I
LeelpapeGl ra lira.
Frarw Rey EstaN
CAM. nam tvw4aled 19051
576 41 t 1
C4eHepv
1 ter Nwnt
1 Caidn
ow so
ABEAITIFUL SETTING .n
WM M 711 Rosslard Rd E
1.Bedroom Condo . Solarium
Like Seymour. 2. 3 and 4
4 Appwhcas. fee baehroaw.
bedroom cottages. h,uy
"Woo" Pod. Ialhing Store.
MEQ. underground parking
waky CMr*OeMorO. 2 lull
Must sell, reawr om deer
accepted Cam t9O61709-4017
11/6 of Toronto /dM -813-
2212
Lob nor
1 A 2-BEOm HOUSE
KEEPING COTTAGES Sorow
- way igwhg A M W
ACAS (xeriaai Gardenlake
stoning Mav 24 waiend
►a. Rice Law area) adlxat
905-432 3643
N 6anarnm Cowaervahon
• Rang
ata. Roling Mes. ravines. 5
1 lire Ileawaw
Springs. 2 small pones.
served. 200 aces dear, 10
CLEMNaER. fully furnished
acv hardrr- 50 acv dhNe
end Central ar CorAlboretd. 2.
i red Ifni e A 5o yMr ON Nor
3 bedroom mobile (perms-
ram) homes. took, hot tub,
,ate spruce 166511 open
near beaches an0 nope at-
road lrontan. 4620x new
axtgns Chrkiwh Wm
open 66M it road allowerte.
pboeos $275 weekly
S1300/am, 5 pair mfg a
(90503-5503
5% Richard (905)987-6353
• Lard for
snit Open
man
p 1 COWW
10 ACRES FARM LARD for
Fall old
rem Laker" Rd. and Hwy
ext d Rd lot /34.
FUEL= FALLS, surae caw
Co -2
CExhc./5 905.264-27l9 or 906 -
front twmhed collage on
264-2716
ewm River. 91" swwwrohg
MAOI III
and Ooawug IN lames. Yof
11 -round
road, $26.900. Call 416-
FWSM
431.1555.
BOWUMN IE -Owd neigh -
CMPW
bourhbod, dost ID CvWy lo.
3 bedroorn twee w vim
central air. hardwood floors.
gave ••fitted vinyl wind
>Sw III3 your own thrNy
oars. 4 appNancies, gas fw-
serONd "W I101. AM Co-
naa, tun basement. garage!
Bourg. 100 we park wen
workslialf. f>�
nat
care troex, said beach. g
seen.must be
swellemer all Mrewrlks I-
697-1626. Noapals.
416-431-1556.
IN= M. A FMCN 4 bed-
ARE YOU LOOKING for a ua-
room 21M bOhL New vinyl
Sorel 1NOISNy, ieeldy or d*
windows. Want 0111 mum IK
'
y service amp so? Give us
Fireplace. air ooredNor i s On
a ?rye Labe6M Can* Ground
a great %Aly COWL. New
is /3 n No* of Pdarbor
Public school and path
q 1.80P316,141 a wall5197.00000
MS) -426-7101
sm wmw cow
NOIME FOR SALE. 2610
aonliMpla.
sg40re fell. let 60I x irrtgetar,
-
2 slony, 4 ON10orst loaded
CAM On Dwdt late 80
MO antra•. CONN and R11sbn
mles ho bmf! 270 ase
area $237.000 PMose call
Mo., oftwo shaded
72I -D N.
. pt. pla
OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY 23
-i,
B"
APRIL 12. 3. Smdk- 4 beef
summer seam $745. Call
room Jr Exe ivift How
(905) 296-2900
1720 Plus liaiblMd ret
of
ro,bot "2nd battroom.
oM
�TMes
Eal4n kilchlen we aMmIc
floor 2 -car garage.11175,900.
S59- fttlll Adance will
78 F, id AWK IWSW
payda-mmiss" Or Pm
vale. Tel GOT-38tLi.
scan. Answer in 20 Min N5-
51148:416.296-9902
11411:416-296-9911012
/ICNAM FYeliIwBMs . 3
OelboOm 2 -slaty tome. main
MONEY FM/ILEMi. Get out
Boor NvichgraNrlfylMdorhma
of deet genii without going
milyrow 2 -car guapa. walk
W*rupt 01 !Ming 0rwslNed-
but did b badger" It -to id
Every" accepted regtlydas
basement, near 2 High-
of MO ra0rq. Cal for Inn
sclrooN Mid •knees"
information. 905.578-3606.
sceoci. PRIVATE - 905.637-
Shdat k M mckrdad.
2270
MORTGAGES - Good. bad and
ugly Financing for any pur-
pose AN applications accept-
eo. Call Community Morkgape CORNIIEIL'S
511- Corp (905) 668-
6805.
MIME MORTGAGE Funds.
No lees to guatted borrowers
Special for tie Durham Re-
gion Cal Gwrn at 190SAW
49W Dominion Mortgage
Corp
• 1 eh mon
lowkyd m
CHIP TRUCx•fA094E uTch'In
for sale Busy bar stat Io -
cam. Oshawa 433-0157
BWTY NESTERS - so tin
kids have an gkplev and you
love to entertain at homey
Can 905831.1669
mf7vmlEISItl Can you
imagne getuh9 pard when
someone nukes a plicae fan.
ami awridMhe. Gi t905N73.ernet. of 72
of Toe Free 877-202-0099.
OSNMA MW brm" to
build mini storage will in
Oshawa. Pone call Lary
Owpews at 438.1330
FIM FOR BALE -
amhcwkkakslehMdlel125 Person 01 email
Mh. equipment
improvements xd-
404.8217
• 1 r111CNdrhe
Sell. ApW 2-kh
I40:a win
WARNER'S
AUC -TION HALL
Hwy 62 Cod wrow
ale of Wry Baker,
I Mrs. A. Tarkka Din
rietohgt, No Reserves,
am WOON and E AO"
Dar. ant. has tide, am.
small tibia, enrlcsnerit 9pc
Cherry Green Arne Style
Bring mn suite, ant. rocker
wth carved heads. M.
racer w. siwceed back. 4
poster bed wh exneepple
carved top. books. buffet
hutch, smafl able cal
firm kgs. Samoa table w
brass dun Uel mi-
crowave and stars, bed
sok sofa & dNir gel Dirt
Devil Vic". good:
ood loon
model TV, 5 dr. chest aril
oak curved gloss dins
cabrh, in exce erd =,a-
eon. good A x I bite. illi
NO can. old ens, depws-
SKM
es, household NOCISS,
everything must be sold.
H
tiMILL WARNER
AUCfl mem
1olid" � 18t.
1 IRNI Elid d
NeaeeBif M 112 "IL
as ft MBBQ:: Fine
lucten futures. con
*firtalts of aws, frail
1s, boats, RV/s, Will l
ardert equipment, Boob
Willing Supplies; i1 mise
dudes. Call for detaik
RIN -0 err Aedes i
AUCTION 1111"N
FRIDAY APRIL 23
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN ON
COUNTY RD. 4
The Property of Mrs.
Grave Fracer of Sun-
derland (Giving up
housekeeping) plus
others. waYfut corner
china cabinet, Dun-
can Phyle drop leaf
table a 4 chairs, ce-
dar chest, 3pc. mod-
ern bedroom suite,
Colonial chesterfield
8 chair, 12 cu -ft.
freezer, Oak Morris
char, parlour chars,
Co-od lamps, modern
love seat. coffee 8,
end tables. Crocks.
automatic washer d
dryer, aknond refs g-
erator 8 24 in. elec-
tric stove. parlour ta-
bles. modern 2pc
modern A antique
dressers 8 chests of
drawers, 3, 4 8 6
sections har-
rows. 17 Mas-
sey Flan, drag culti-
vator. 15 runMcCor-
mick Deering seed
drill, No 207 John
Deer Trealef type
bush hog, 16 ft.
M.F.G Fiberglass
boat with 65 HP Mer-
cury motor 8 trailer.
1986 Polaris Trail
Boss 4 wheeler
(good condilbn),
Ford 9N Tractor, 3
pill ugly blade, qty.
hand tools, cora.
glass, household &
DON a GOING
R%" UTTLE BRITAIN
If 170"'$=
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Unreserved real estate auction at the proAy FaibrWed. Aprll 21s, Ihrt 11, lnt. ba
Road, RRt2 Bob aygeon. Tum North NoCn MM
Kalrtt Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, 3 mi. N.
Rd. 8 at Keewanee Lodge onto Fairburn Rd., go 3.8 km of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week a Ila. PDA
properly on right, (Watch for signs). Excellent Wild Hope & Oshawa estate of antiques, fine furniture,
KW Apprx. 69' x 115.5' close to Bobcaygeon. Situated china d collectibles to ind:
in love area of beautiful farms. Great setting for • 9 pc. mah. DR ste, carved oak mirror -
home. No reserve. Pant to attend. Don:'t miss this bade si rd, 4 pc. walnut BR she, 5 Dc. Victoriarl
great opportunity. Call for f r or to view. parlour set, walnut break front secretary desk (fine pc )
MCLEAN (715 3'14-2783. revolving bookcase, curio cabinet, walnut vanity, mah
ORVAL AND HARRY AUCTIONEERS Sheraton table, Viictonan table, 5 pc. ice cream padDur
set, oak china cabinet, oak buffet, maple table d 4
AN chairs, sofa bed, love seat. Lowrey organ, Deco cup-
AUCT1111111111 SALE AT PETM board, old oak pine tub chairs, mah dressers, nu-
STEPIIENSON AUCTION MRN, WIYDON. merous rockers, Roxton maple furniture, occasional ta-
April 241h. starting outside at 5 p in Preview 3 p m to sale bles 8 chairs etc. Washstands. 3 pc deco bedroom su-
time. Sting f conal is from an Ostawa Estate (sumo up ire, iarye antique tool box.
housekeeping) An exc. selection of furniture. smart apps GLASS. COLLECTIBLES. MISC: Paris Ont. flowered
dishes Imens laemwnwer boss Dent tlnk Dell dlesterfield crock, Royal Doulton - Janine. The Master, Penny,
bedroom swtes. kitchen set, stereo. etc Also old corns. army Mendicant, Coralie. Clare. Kirsty. Stephanie. Silks 8
koo
badges. 1989 Dodge Sara Terms Cash. CtxW or Visa Orn- Ribbons. Collie dog. i 8 sm Pekingese dog.
cocks, old braided rugs (mint Condition), pintts.s, etc
ers or Auctioneer not responsible for accident or inprrlr in- Toledo scales. Morano glass, collector plates. Minton
curved at the sale AUCTIONEER DON STEPHENSON Goebel Bird, drum set, paper weights, numerous great
I905) 263-4482, (90) 277-9829 OR FAX (705) 277- cups and saucers. with more boxes yet to be un -
9010. Directions from 401, Ext 431 at Bowmanville, packedlThis is a wonderful auction so plan to attend!
nort^ of Hwy 157. 8 mi. to Con. Rd. 8, turn east at the me ( Randy OW1rAuctioneer
ixion er57fi 2267
Fire Hall. PhoESTATES b CONSIGNMENTS OUR SPECIALTY!!
MscGrper Auction Contra. 111, amflo.
April 25M, 10:30 a.m. (ViewiN1Ilg 9-M)
11 b
4dIr Rd. (Exit 431) Norah to 82 Holly..
East to Sago" St.. North / len.
Sunday's Auction features arn0ues collettables,
household effects. re innsthed. original, old 8 new. in
dudeng exceptional English mahogany beet (T 'ong).
dmmgqrrpoen suite, upright German Piano (Krauss
0920). Eastlake dresser 8 vanity• two exceptional
Eastlake couches redneshed b original. mist. tables.
(kitchen. parlour etc). 19Ws CCM wagon aubowhed
wagon, " fix c1900s. nest. Chiefs fleattle, oc-
casional. etc). old len truck d steam shovel. wash-
stands. bench. wood boxes, quality glass achma. jew-
elry. old tins & calendars, country collectibles. plus
many more are, unique b useful a►hdes from past to
Present Accepting .EonMayat t�r�gn Autos. Doatsents our �lawrn equip-
ment, tools, trailers. RVs, belles. farrn equipment etc.
Cal for Bill yen Auction sheds.
1!tfriLNf
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AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 1s' -10:00 a.m.
(Film Sid)
Fain Mat:hkwy, Equ4munift, WBhicMs
If Ulm ler Ivan A Klentlerty Alun of
Brooklin at their farm - 3856/3862
Thornton Rd. North. From 401 go north
on Thidcson Rd. to Cokirroas Rd. then
east 1 mile to Thomton Rd. S 1 mile
north to term g soul► on 12 to Myrife,
pert east 1 mie to Thongon Rd 6 souls
1 1/2 Brides to f)Rrnl.
Phone ler 6/p faxed fist or watch Ifw
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Gwy HIN Auctions
(Div. of 1061454 Ontario Inc.)
Uxbridge
Office 906.852-9538 Tod Free 800.6544647
Cellular 416.518.6401 Fax 905.852-1067
IMM INwINIEi - 011-
TAR10. Names A Horne
Phone bim"M, 1-900-451-
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Stun. April 25 View 8 a.m. Start: 10 a.m.
Kahn Auctions. 2699 Brock Rd. N P ckenng (3rr . N.
Hwy. 401 exit 399) is pleased to be selling a fine selec-
tion of new furniture, glass, chna 8 antiques.
fIRRLTl19f: section oak stacking bookcase, mah.
table. 4 mah iatlderback cnairs, walnut corner china
cabinet, man. Chippendale style dining table w/8 chairs.
mah. upholstered sofa d -hair. Arts 8 Crafts oak
partners desk. pine bonnet chest, Ig. pine cabinet w/
glass doors, Chinese Chippendale lady's wfmng desk,
to wagon, Dine 4 -poster bed. painted China hutch.
mah.desk, occasional tables, sofa tables, settees,
French style commodes, mall partners desk, curio cab-
inet. French mah armoire !new). gilt chairs. mrrors.
plait stands, Torchhere lamps. Gable style & TAY
style table lamps, V. hand knotted carpets, runners d
smaller rugs etc
CFAA, R signed he Hill 8 Co. paper
weight. Royal ouitons -Top o'Tht HdI. Diana, Court -
Rose. Royal Doulton chwader lugs. Coarport fEgur-
ines - Dana of Dawn. Jennifer. Henrietta, Penelope.
Marnyn, Kirnoery. Karen, Royal Crown Derby, cups/
saucers. pr. crystal lamps. crystal vases, set of sternng
Ratrnre in box, silver plated tea sennim bronze figures.
brass vases 8 urn etc. ART. 3 ong" voter colours
Signed J. Shaplarnd, I by R. Thomton. 1 by Hannatord,
1 by Tnorentino. oil by Tom Stone. Ltd. Ed. pnrds etc.
TINS is traly a wtondeArl mix for section
so plan is atteeldI
itandir Potter Auctioneer
POI. (916) 1 Fax 1905) 570-2267
Tema Cub. Visa. Interac. M/C. kaewm ck.
Sasck lar on premises.
SATURDAY, APRIL 24th - 10:00 a-nL
Fern Machinery 8 Tool Cons ignment Auction at
VarhHlaven Sales Arena. 722 Danns Dr., Uxbridge
Tractors. EcIprrhf rid, JD 5400 4WD W/LDR.(ex.),
JD 4240 2WD W/AC CAB.. combrhe. 2. 3 8 4 1
plows. Cultivators. discs. com plr+Mrs, nd. JO 7000
4R, weed sprayers, haybine, side rakes, balers.
manure spreaders, augers. forage. Harvestor,
1 rower, gravity 8 flat wagons; triaxle, T/A, stock,
wader r1 dump trailers: Patz corlweyors. Acom stable
Maier, 2 stage walking kxkbK, strawberry it turnip
eland. Vefides: -88 Gr. Marquis. '84 Ge. LeMans i1,
Parrseenne, -80 Fad 1 ton w/12' flat bed. '74 F350
gars truck whist Tools. Sm. Atlas jewews la ine,
air comp.. welder, saws, drills. pneumatic 6 shop
tools, etc. Garden: Rototiders, mowers, etc. plus
Misc.
Temps: Cash, Visa, M/C, kterac or approved cheque
Phone be full tamed list:
Cwt Hill Auctions
IV (Div, of 1011484 Ontario kac.)
uxbria9e
ONloe 985452-9638 Tel Frn 8004644647
CBlular 416-51841401 Fou 906.852-1067
staurant equipment auction at Orva) McLean Aur
n Center. Lindsay. We have ban instructed to sup-
ment and sell the assets of several principals. Com-
te setup of equipment for silk screen business,
er 525,000. invested, some shirt inventory, also
user industrial serger and Juin Ind. sewing ma-
ne, 2 spout soft ice cream machine, 2 meat slicers,
erbacher ice cream freezer Cart with umbrella.
000. New upright and chest freezer, jet spray and
bloc. rrnachnes, deli cooler di pizza oven.
parse broiler and gni, restaurant, 80 stack -
chairs, office tum., Cash is, partial list Call
Ryer. Mclean At ns (705) 324-2783 Ludsay
1-8000461-6499 to list your sale on sIM or A our
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basements, kikdara
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Service and
new Installations
Residential
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No lob too big or small
Free estimates -over 20
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Call 905-837-9722
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PAINTING i
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wallpapering. cauking.
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k WAXING
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Clean Relaxasg
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Call! Feamady at
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Doing Magic For Children's Parties
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Call Ernie 66e-4932
Deadhs Deaths
NEEFJES, Albert Johan - After a short illness on
Sunday. April 18. 1999 at the Ajax and Pickering
Health Centre in his 89th year. Albert Johan Neefjes,
born in Den Haag, Netherlands. Beloved husband of
the late Margaretha Tnlida de Kleer. Loving father
of Michael and tis wife Mary. and Gerry and his wile
Elisabet. Dear grandfather of Kevin and his fiancee
Colleen Scott, Fundy. Carta and her husband Shaun
Collier. Tanja and Eink. Survived by this sister Alie
v.d.Akker, of HoYand, and predeceased by brothers
Wim and Helmich and sisters Nei Rotteveel and Dien
Dijk. The family will receive friends at the
MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kirxlston
Road. Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from
11 am to 12 pm. noon. Thursday. April 22, 1999. Fu-
neral service to follow in the Chapel at 12 pm noon.
Interment Erskine Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, dona-
bons may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.
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perennials side-by-side for a con-
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Perennials can simply be planted on
their own, or mixed with shrubs or
annuals for colour and contrast.
For portable or dramatic colour
near your front door or o n a deck,
containers make great recepticals
for perennials. Most varieties have
developed the ability to withstand
abuse and neglect and can tolerate
periods of heat: cold or drought
when they go dormant.
Groundcovers
Groundcovers are planted in al-
most any landscape situation. Most
are easy to grow — once estab-
lished — and come in annuals,
perennials, woody or evergreen vari-
eties.
Some types of groundcovers
grow to be only a few inches tall.
such as sedum, while other types,
like some juniper types, grow to sev-
eral fee high. Some may produce a
floral display while others are grown
for their colourful foliage.
Groundcovers are perfect for hard
to mow areas like hillsides or steec
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From relieving nagging
headache pain to mobilizing
pain to mobilizing a broken
ankle; from working with
disabled children to helping a
stroke victim recover, physio-
therapists (or physical thera-
pists) focus on evaluating,
optimizing and maintaining
the physical function and
well-being of their clients.
"At any age, treatment
by a licensed physiotherapist
can make a difference to a
person's quality of life," says
Dianne Parker-Taillon,
Director of Education,
Practice and research for the
Canadian Physiotherapy
Association. "Seeking treat-
ment from a registered phys-
iotherapist can be the key
step a person takes to allevi-
ate pain and reduce disabili-
ty", Parker-Tailkm points out.
That's why the theme of
National Physiotherapy
Week (April 18-24) is Step in
The Right Direction.
"A physiotherapist can
both alleviate and help pre-
vent the effects of disability
due to illness or injury," says
Parker-Taillon. "As part of
the healthcare team, physio-
therapists apply their knowl-
edge of anatomy, pathology
and disease to help clients
improve their physical condi-
tion and maintain optimal
health and well-being."
A visit to a physiothera-
pist includes a total physical
assessment and a physiother-
apy diagnosis before client
and therapist develop a com-
prehensive treatment plan.
Physiotherapists measure
their client's progress regu-
larly, and adjust their treat-
ment as appropriate.
Through the course of treat-
ment, physiotherapists share
their understanding of the
processes of a person's condi-
tion and progress to help him
or her better manage it and
prevent its recurrence.
More than 13,000
licensed physiotherapists
practice in Canada. An inte-
gral part of the healthcare
team, physiotherapists prac-
tice as clinicians, researchers,
teachers, consultants and
administrators. They work in
many specialty areas includ-
ing neuroscience, sports,
oncology, paediatrics, ortho-
pedics, gerontology, bum and
cardiorespiratory treatment,
as well as women's health,
both in hospitals and private
clinics.
"Prevention and educa-
tion are a vital part of a
licensed physiotherapist's
work," explains Parker-
Taillon. "For example, phys-
iotherapists can provide
advice on creating user
friendly homes and work-
spaces. They also have exper-
tise in promoting fitness, and
can supply guidelines for
injury prevention in sports.
Physiotherapists can also
help individuals with such
neurological disorders as
spinal cord injury or
Parkinson's disease function
better in their home or work
environment."
Physiotherapists are
licensed by the College of
Physiotherapists of the
province/ territory in which
they practise. depending on
where you live and whether
you seek treatment at a hos-
pital or independent clinic,
treatment from a physiother-
apist may require a doctor's
referral and may be totally or
partially covered by provin-
cial or private insurance
plans. Most private physio-
therapy clinics and hospital
departments are listed in the
telephone book. Practitioners
set their fees according to
provincial guidelines.
If you suffer discomfort
or disability from injury or
disease, or just want to know
how to move more effectively
for a favourite sport, hobby
or general daily activity, take
A Step In The Right
Direction: Visit a physiother-
apist. National
Physiotherapy Week(April
18-24) is the ideal time to
acquaint yourself with the
range of services physiother-
apists provide. Many special
events are scheduled at
Physiotherapy facilities
across Canada. Watch for
notices in your local media,
or contact the Physiotherapy
Association in your province.
For general information, visit
the Canadian Physiotherapy
Association Web site:
www.physiotherapyca
Immediate care for sprains,
strains and bruises
Here arethree immediate
steps you can follow for a
sprain or bruise.
Ice constricts blood ves-Y
sets
Compression controls
swelling and give support.
Elevation prevents an
increase in swelling in the
extremities,
bandage fre"mdy to elimi-
nate wrinkles. It can be
removed at night when leg is
elevated. :.
Remember, IT SHOULD
NOT BE PAINFUL IF TOES
OR FINGERS TURN BLUE
OR SWELL, COMPRESSION
IS TOO TIGHT! LOOSEN
THE BANDAGE.
WIDTH GUIDE FOR
TENSOR BANDAGES
thigh & knee
COMPRESSION foot
-Use tensor bandage (see elbow
guide for correct width) hand
Begin below the injured
area and work upward.
Unwind the bandage around
the limb with minimal ten-
sion. Apply firmly over the
injured area. Reapply tensor
ICE
Apply ice Pack (prefer
ably wet) for to minutes and
repeat every two houm it is
preferable that the ice is
applied over the tactor baa
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in effect.
ICE TIP
A bag of frozen vegeta-
bles (Especially peas or conn)
makes a great ice pack. The
pack is pliable and easily Hts
around the injured area.
ELEVATION
Keep the affected limb
elevated whenever passible.
`When elevating an arm, it is
better to have the hand high -
er than the shouldeL Aad
when elevating a leg it is
preferable to have the foot
higher than the hip.
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Golfer's elbow
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