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Students spruce up Mother Earth
Students across the region
pitched in and dug in this past
week as they cleaned up school
grounds and planted trees and
shrubs to celebrate Earth Day
Thursday.
"Schools did all kinds of things
throughout the week:' reports Judy
Could, waste and energy officer
for the Durham District School
Board.
She reports more than 600 ele-
mentary students from 18 public
and separate schools throughout
Durham headed to the Green Acres
Outdoor Education Centre in
Markham Thursdav for a variety of
environmental workshops.
The students, in Grades 6
through S. studied forestry, agri-
culture, the environment, water
and recycling during presentations
at the outdoor education centre by
more than 15 private and govern-
ment organizations.
Ms. Gould says oxher students
organized " Iitterless lunches and
tote -your -trash days*'.
In Pickering, two Grade 4
French immersion classes from
Holy Redeemer Catholic School
headed to the Pickering Nuclear
Generating Station Thursday
morning to plant shrubs on site.
Pupils also worked cm -school
beautification" projects and per-
formed a varlet} of songs and
poems at an Earth Week assembly
on Friday.
Students who headed to Green
Acres included some from Holy
Redeemer Catholic School, St. An-
thony Daniel Catholic School and
Rosebank Road Public School in
Pickering.
AJ. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo
Michael Carey (left), Sean Daley and other students from two
Grade 4 French immersion classes at Hol Redeemer Catholic
School in Pickering plant flowers and shrubs on Montgomen-
Park Road across from the nuclear plant in celebration of Earth
Day Thursday. The planting was sponsored by Ontario Power
Generation, formerly Ontario Hydro, and the Frenchman's Bay
Rehabilitation Project.
Couple charged in welfare fraud
Two separate cases reveal $190,000 taken
A Pickering couple and a Whit-
by man have been charged in sepa-
rate welfare fraud cases totalling
$190,000.
The arrests follow investiga-
tions by the Durham Region Social
Services Department and the
Durham Regional Police major
fraud unit.
Detective Jim Griepsma said a
-husband and wife received
$66,683 in general welfare assis-
tance from August 1991 until De-
cember -1996.
An investigation revealed the
man began working in 1993 full-
time as a manager for a marketing
firm, but the information wasn't
disclosed, he said.
Meanwhile, a man collected
$124,000 in welfare payments
from 1990 to 1998 while claiming
to be single and "the sole support-
er for his two children," Det.
Griepsma said.
It's alleged he failed to report he
was working and that "he was liv-
ing with a' woman in a spousal sit-
uation, and she was also em-
ployed:' he said.
Charged in the first case with
one count of fraud over $5,000 and
three counts of perjury are John
Frederick Basford, 51, and Sharon
Rita Basford, 42, of Hollyhedge
Drive, Pickering. They are to ap-
pear in court May 20.
Donald William Leitch, 38, of
Johnson Avenue, Whitby, is also
charged with one count of fraud
over $5,000 and seven counts of
perjury. He appears in court May 7.
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Scientists demand study f! u1rs
Nuclear plant
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quake study .
BY MARIA,VNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
PICKERING — Ontario
P, ker Generation may do the kind
f research being demanded by
. 1rne Scientists who have raised
,:oncerns an earthquake bigger than
the Picketing nuclear plant could
withstand might reasonably be ex-
pected to occur.
Clive Alexander, section manag-
er for civil analysis in the station en-
gineering support section at OPG,
says the work being asked for "will
be done if necessary". However, he
maintains the need for it must first
be clearly established.
Ontario Power Generation
(OPG, formerly Ontario Hydro) is
embarking on a $2.5 -million re-
search program intended to settle
the controversy over the size of
earthquake that can be expected in
the vicinity of the Pickering nuclear
station. Much of the work will take
place in the area of the Rouge River,
where faulting has been recently
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identified which suggests a power-
ful earthquake in the Pickering area
may be more likely than previously
thought.
However, Arsalan Mohajer, as-
sociate professor of earth and envi-
ronmental sciences at the Universi-
ty of Toronto in Scarborough, and
Ottawa -batted geologist and former
Atomic Energy Control Board Em-
ployee Joe Wallach have main-
tained the money will be wasted be-
cause the research program doesn't
include 'seismic reflection' studies,
which are similar to the ultrasound
imaging used in medicine arxf in-
volves setting off explosions and
monitoring their impact.
Mr. Mohajer has stated the seis-
mic reflection work is needed on
the Niagara -Pickering fault which
runs practically under the Pickering
nuclear plant and was discovered
about a decade ago. He said the sig-
nificance of the Rouge faulting is
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that it indicates the Niagara -Pickering fault may be
active, and it is the latter that poses a risk and must
be investigated. According to Mr. Mohajer, the
work could be done for $100,000 to $20,000, and
the research being done in the Rouge and else-
where by OPG isn't really necessary because most
of it has already been done by others.
Mr. Alexander says he's surprised to hear Mr.
Mohajer criticizing the plan to research the Rouge.
"The AECB (Atomic Energy Control Board)
has asked us to look at the Rouge River largely be-
cause of the noise (Mr.) Mohajer was making
about it and we're doing that"
Mr. Alexander maintains the status of the Rouge
area has not been settled and research is needed to
decide whether the faulting there was caused by an
earthquake or something else, and to determine the
be justified: Utility
extent of the faulting. If it appears an earthquake
was the cause, he says, then seismic reflection re-
search along the Niagara -Pickering lineament will
be considered.
"I'm not saying we're not going to do it. There
are some other things that have to be done first in
order to justify it"
OPG's research plan includes:
• appointment of a Rouge River Expert Advisory
Panel to define, oversee and verify fault investiga-
tion in the Rouge River area
• field work in the Rouge area to map and assess
fault exposures
• aeromagnetic survey of western Lake Ontario,
Lake Erie and upstate New York to verify the exis-
tence and location of lineaments (faults)
• a historical seismicity review
• regional seismic monitoring enhancements in rel-
evant locations across southern Ontario.
Nuclear plant quake safety being addressed: OPG
PICKERING - The ability of the pressure re-
lief duct (PRD) at the Pickering nuclear station to
withstand a significant earthquake is likely to soon
be confirmed, according to Clive Alexander of On-
tario Power Generation (formerly Ontario Hydro).
Mr. Alexander recently made a presentation to
the Town's Pickering/Ontario Power Generation
Liaison Committee outlining what the corporation
is doing to investigate and upgrade the earthquake
safety of the Pickering plant.
A consultant's review conducted for the Atom-
ic Energy Control Board and released earlier this
year raised concerns about the PRD, which con-
rtee:ts the station's reactors to the vacuum building
that is supposed to contain any radioactive release
in the event of a reactor accident. The consultant
suggested a 'surface wave effect' resulting from an
earthquake could shake the PRD apart.
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Mr. Alexander said OPG has hired a consultant
to examine the issue and so far it appears the close-
ness of the piers supporting the PRD and the strong
foundation they are in are sufficient to protect the
structure. The consultant's report will likely be
complete by the end of 1999.
"We do not expect to see any threat to the seals
between duct sections and therefore no threats to
the containment boundary" said Mr. Alexander.
He also described the new in -plant seismic
monitoring system expected to he installed at the
Pickering station by May 25, which will provide
valuable data on the facility's response to the earth-
quakes that do occur As well, he noted seismic up-
grades are a part of the restart plan for the station's
'A' side, including needed structural and other im-
provements identified by the review done for the
AECB.
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failing grades
Forcing teachers to pestis
re -certification tests to keep
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says a teachers' union leader.
Premier Mike Harris Tuesday
unveiled the Province's new
Charter of Education Rights
and Responsibilities which
calls for the implementation
of a testing program for
teachers and increased tests
for students so parents can
compare schools.
"I believe this charter will
help everyone involved in
classroom leaming work to-
gether for the highest quality
education possible;' the pre-
mier said. "The quality of a
child's teacher can make or
break that child's entire edu-
cation. We have excellent
teachers, and we have a re-
sponsibility to our kids to en-
sure their teachers have the
most up-to-date skills and
knowledge possible.
However, Pat Jermey,
Durham district president of
the Ontario Secondary
School Teachers' Federation
(OSSTF), says the charter is
proof that the government is
"continuing to attempt to dis-
credit public education".
She believes requiring
teachers to write re -certifica-
tion exams every three to five
years "will be very costly"
and time consuming and
notes school boards already
assess educators through reg-
ular performance appraisals.
"We don't ask our doctors
to go back and be re -tested.
We've traditionally had a
very high percentage of
teachers who do participate
in professional development
as a personal commitment to
life-long learning"
Ms. Jermey wonders if the
Province is preparing to in-
troduce charter schools. The
government's charter states,
"Every Ontario student has
the right to publicly funded
elementary and secondary
education that will open
doors to future opportunity"
Ms. Jermey says that state-
ment "commits public tax
dollars to every Ontario stu-
dent" and could be viewed as
the first step toward a vouch-
er system where pupils can
use public funding to attend
the school of their choice.
Durham Catholic District
School Board chairman
Mary Ann Martin says while
she's "all for professional de-
velopment", the Province's
new charter goes 'over-
board" in its emphasis on
testing. "We are just testing,
testing, testing"
She reports the premier's
announcement came as a sur-
prise to school boards.
"I don't know how to sum
it up," says Mike O'Connor,
Durham elementary presi-
dent of the Ontario English
Catholic Teachers' Associa-
tion. "I'd like to just write it
off to stupidity... but he's real-
ly looking to pick a fight.-
Mr.
ight"Mr. O'Connor says re-
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alleviate the current shortage
of educators in the province.
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tract teachers to Ontario"
The government's plan to
introduce tests for students at
each grade level to allow par-
ents to compare schools will
be "disastrous", he says.
Bev Freedman, superin-
tendent of programs for the
Durham District School
Board, notes introducing
standardized tests designed
to enable parents to compare
schools would be a move in
the "opposite direction" from
the purpose behind the Grade
3 and 6 assessments.
The charter also calls for
student.% to learn self-respect
and respect for others and
says pupils should only be
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when they've passed the one
they're in.
"This government does
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Community
Consultation
on the ethical issues
involved in the
potential restart of
Pickering "A"
The first three
opportunities will be
held on:
• Tuesday April 27th
• Monday May 3rd
• Wednesday May 12th
Each session begins at
,:30 p.m. SHARP
until 9:00 p.m. in
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at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
located on
Valley Farm Road
in Pickering.
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S A D V E R T I S E R
EDITORIAL
Throne speech
doesn't tipTory hand
Opponents will have to wait
for budget, election campaign
Thursday's throne speech, if noth-
ing else, proves Premier Mike Harris
is one helluva poker player.
The Tory leader brought forth
nothing new in the 15 -page document
which was long on repetition and
short on new government programs.
That's because there is an election
imminent, with most prognosticators
calling for a ballot box date of June
10, less than seven weeks away.
There will he more released in the
budget speech, expected May 4 and
probably about a week before the writ
is dropped and the campaign official-
ly starts.
Pre -budget goodies may well con-
tain a one- or even two -per -cent cut in
the provincial sales tax and perhaps
other tax cuts.
The throne speech repeated previ-
ous promises or confirmed pledge
leaks. We were told of a balanced
budget act which would penalize the
premier and ministers if the deficit ex-
ceeded one per cent. There was also
taxpayer protection meaning no new
tax hikes unless a referendum was
first h Id O h h
contracts.
Dalton McGuinty countered with
his own Liberal election platform ear-
lier this past week saying he will undo
much of the damage the Tories have
done these past four years. He promis-
es a huge funding boost to health care
and education - the two pillars around
which he will campaign - but pledges
his changes will be made without tax
increases. Instead, the Liberals will
use existing federal transfers com-
bined with savings the party has iden-
tified and what they say will be a
strong economy over the next few
years.
The Liberals are being cagey about
their current position in the wake of
just -released opinion polls which
show them with a 12 -point lead over
the Tories. The poll suggests a Liberal
majority, but then again since 1987,
the Liberals have in most years held a
lead over the Tories. Prior to the 1990
election when they last held power,
the Liberals had a healthy lead but lost
a stunner to the NDP In 1995, with
the NDP dead and buried, the Liberals
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Agencies taking agencies who've been pic
and harassed and their cri
advantage of beon welfareo a job: give som
No one would be picket
workfare wanting to give somebody
a job that comes with a d
level of pay, a living wage
labourers respect and dignity.
e . t er tghlights include: a again had a huge lead over the Tories To the editor:
pedophile registry, elder abuse protec- but were flattened at the polls. What I read with great interest the
tion, and vague commitments to im- will happen this spring? News Advertiser of April 14 and,
prove health care and education. Oh, The real Tory agenda will be re- in particular, the comments of
and there was a promise to punish vealed in May when the gloves will fi- Janet Ecker, Minister of Commu-
Quebec for its refusal to allow Ontario nail), come off. Let the electioneering nity and Social Services, who
construction firms to bid on Quebec begin. said, "We've had community
Exploding myths before election
Some fact and fiction to take to the polls
Yes, there is a provincial election in
the air.
No, it's not official, but who's fool-
ing whom?
Herewith are a few myths ripe for
explosion as they relate to all things
political in Ontario:
Myth l: Mike Hams turned the
Ontario economy around. Not true.
Market forces and an economy ripe for
growth after a deep and painful reces-
sion are primarily responsible for this
current boom. Credit is indeed due,
though, because Progressive Conserv-
ative party policies have created better
conditions for investment and growth.
But the Tories didn't "turn the econo-
my around" as their ads claim.
Myth 2: The Harris government is
responsible for dismantling public ed-
ucation in Ontario. Not true. I sincere-
ly believe that, though painful, sweep-
ing education changes introduced by
the Province will someday soon show
benefit. We'll have students who can
read and write more electively, stan-
Steve
Houston
Editor
dardized testing, teachers and educa-
tion administrators who will be more
accountable and much less money will
be wasted. Teachers, you'll remember,
went on an illegal strike at one point,
forcing children out of school. That
just didn't jibe with their platitudes
about putting children first. Many will
never forgive or forget.
Myth 3: Dalton McGuinty isn't up
for the job. Not true. If he wasn't up for
the job, he wouldn't be leading the
Liberal party. He stands firmly behind
a plan that, at the very least, deserves
your time and effort to consider.
Whether you agree or not, your civic
interest lies essentially in casting an in-
formed vote.
Myth 4: The provincial New De-
mocrats will do poorly in the coming
election. Oops, that's actually true.
How did that get here?
Myth 5: American-style commer-
cials don't work here in the Great
White North. Not true. Have you seen
Dalton McGuinty's new hair -do? He
looks better, more hip, more sophisti-
cated and ready to, well, become the
next premier of Ontario. You don't
think he did that just because his hair
stylist suggested it, do you?
Myth 6: The Tories don't care. Not
true. It would have been more careless
for them to let the deficit continue its
upward spiral. It would have been
careless to create conditions in which
anyone who is inclined to do so could
live on welfare. It would have been
careless to ignore the need for efficien-
cy in public institutions and agencies.
All myths, all the time. All the best
on election day.
keted
me has
ebody
ed for
a job,
event
, and
To suggest that community
agencies have taken advantage of
workfare just to give somebody
on welfare a job is a sad distor-
tion of the facts. The fact is that
these community agencies in
question are taking advantage of
non-union cheap labour from j
people subsisting on $520 per
month.
Those information pickets
I'm sure were to heighten aware- j
ness of the situation and to make
an issue out of the adage "an
honest day's pay for an honest
day's work".
The cruelest joke of all comes
on page one where I see that
while we've cut $143 per month
from single unemployed people
on welfare, we have decided to
spend $450,000 on one big party
for the millennium without re-
gard for children and seniors'
special projects.
Somehow our social obliga-
tions have become turned around
and this comes at a time when
our taxes are at an all-time high
in spite of Janet Esker's great
welfare reform. How come
Janet?
This newspaper continues to
celebrate this woman as a Mem-
ber of Provincial Parliament,
while the residents of Pickering
are paying higher property taxes
than ever because of cuts in /�� 0*"
transfer payments.
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• `No poor person will be turned awayBILLBOARD
Re ive APRIL. 25, 1999
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s another $350 000 for universe
Durham College is getting an-
other $350,000 from the Region to
help establish a university centre.
During budget deliberations
Wednesday. Regional council ap-
proved the third allocation of a five-
year commitment to the college.
College president Gary Polonsky
reported the provincial government
is giving the institution $5.5 million
in operating funds to establish the
university centre. "It sends a signal
that this baby is here to stay."
The college would remain once a
Durham university is established, he
added. "We plan to preserve the
things that are good about us, our
guarantee to employers (that
Durham students will have the nec-
essary skills when they enter the
workforce) and no poor person will
Millennium
Trail up for
decision
PICKERING - The first stage
of the proposed 'Millennium Trail'
project for a walkway and other fa-
cilities along the Pickering water-
front goes before Town council's
executive committee Monday night.
Ward 2 local Councillor Mark
Holland, who chairs the committee
of politicians and community repre-
sentatives steering the project, is en-
couraging residents to attend the
meeting to see the presentation on it
and "get aSense of the full flavour
of what's being proposed"
The Millennium Trail project is
intended to begin the revitalization
of the town's waterfront with the
construction of a 'Millennium
Square' at the foot of Liverpool
Road, some recreation facilities on
the lakeshore and of sections of an
interpretive trail along the water-
front which would ultimately travel
from the Rouge River to the Ajax
border and trace Pickering's history
from First Nations Settlement into
the new millennium.
According to a report from
Coun. Holland to the executive
committee, the project is expected
to cost about $2.56 million.
Town would be expected t
about $1.2 million of that
phased over three years. The rest
would come from sources such as
the federal ($400,000) and provin-
cial ($200,000) governments,
Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority ($200,000), Ontario
Power Generation (the Pickering
nuclear station, $500,000) and com-
munity service groups ($100,000).
The figures provided are estimates
only of the amounts expected.
Coun. Holland says $900,000
would have to be raised from the
non -Town sources before construc-
tion could begin.
"If council approves its portion, I
have every confidence we can raise
the remaining amount"
If the project is approved by the
executive committee, it would like-
ly go to council for a final decision
May 3.
be turned away"
It's now possible to get a degree
from York and Trent Universities by
taking courses at Durham College.
About 500 full-time university stu-
dents are expected to be studying at
Durham this coming fall, he stated.
But, Mr. Polonsky wants a full-
f[edged university on the college
campus. "We're working to bring a
chartered university and chartered
college to Durham Region. It will
be market-driven, with hands-on
and higher order skill sets. We'll
graduate the doers, the thinkers and
the leaders who the marketplace
wants.
Third-yearYork University Busi-
ness Administration student Emilv
Robinson is taking her courses at
Durham. -1 believe 1 rcceivecl .i
high-quality education close to
home. If not for the university cen-
tre, many students wouldn't be able
to go "
A fund-raising campaign to help
establish the university exceeded
the goal of $12 million by about
$3.5 million, Mr. Polonsky said.
Ajax Mayor Steve Parish ques-
tioned why the Region would be
setting aside money for the college
when the Province has taken over
responsibility for education.
" I know this issue is particularly
sensitive in certain areas. This type
of funding isn't our responsibility.
There's almost $1 million in the ac-
count, or there will be with this. We
need that money elsewhere"
Pickering Councillor Doug
f ) ; kL7rsnn agreed. "Mr. Polonsky
SUNDAY, APRIL 25
said they overshot their fund-raising
by $3.5 million. I wonder if we
should continue this. We should not
be in the business of funding some-
thing that's in the core responsibili-
ty of the Province"
But, Oshawa Councillor and
Durham budget chief Brian Nichol-
son said withholding the $350,000
contribution would "send the mes-
sage we don't want a university cen-
tre in Durham Region"
Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond
concurred, calling Mr. Polonsky "a
visionary" for trying to establish a
university here. It would be "ab-
solutely cruel to pull this (funding)
now for all he's done for us.'
She said the contribution is "a
pittance" for what the Region will
get in return.
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Durham coalition on quest to eliminate racism
The Women's Rights Action
Coalition of Durham (WRAC) in-
vites all arra women to its 1999
annual general meeting Tuesday,
April 27 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in
the second -floor auditorium at the
Pickering Public Library, One The
Esplanade.
Paulette Senior, advocate and
consultant for race relations, will
give a keynote address entitled
`Our quest for the elimination of
racism'.
As well, WRAC's annual re-
port for 1998-99 will be present-
ed, there'll be an acclamation of
the new board and Karen McLean
will provide `Music With a Mes-
sage'. Refreshments will be
served.
RSVP by calling 427-7849.
Band on the run to take you around world
PICKERING - The Pickering
Concert Band presents A Special
Spring Concert here Sunday.
The show begins at 2 p.m. at
Dunbarton-Fairport United
Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd.
The band invites its audience to
travel around the world in 80 min-
utes with such musical pieces as
Poet and Peasant by Franz von
Suppe, Klesmer by Eddie Graf,
Highland Rhapsody by Jan Vander
Roost, Prelude to a Hymn by
Curnow, The Sound of Music by
Rogers and Hammerstein and Eng-
lish Folk Song Suite by Vaughan
Williams.
Tickets, at $7 each, are available
at the door and at Pickering Village
Pharmacy, 59 Old Kingston Rd..,
Ajax. For more information call .
686-0523 or 831-0525 or visit the
band's web site at www.concert-
band.on.ca
CONCERT: The Dunbarton-Fair-
port United Church hosts a spring
concert featuring the Pickering Con-
cert Band at 2 p.m. at 1066 Dunbar -
ton Rd., Pickering. Tickets are $7
and are available at the door or at
Pickering Village Pharmacy, 59 Old
Kingston Rd., Ajax. 683-0523, 831-
0525, www.concertband.on.ca.
ART SHOW: The Ajax Creative;
Arts is holding a Spring Art Show
and Sale from 1 I a.m. to 4 p.m. at 22
Sherwood Rd. W., Pickering Vil-
lage. Free admission.
MONDAY, APRIL 26
BREASTFEEDING: The Durham
Lactation Centre holds a two-hour
prenatal breastfeeding workshop.
Information on starting and what to
expect. 427-9547 for time and loca-
tion.
CANVASSERS: The Salvation
army needs canvassers in Ajax and
Pickering for the Red Shield Blitz
for the first week of May. If you can
sive 1-2 hours on a night during that
week, call Michael Stayner at (416)
,21-2654.
VOLUNTEERS: The Ajax Home
Week Committee rneets at 6:30 p.m.
it the Emperor Street Centre, 36
t-.mperor St., Ajax. New volunteers
needed. 686-0630.
TUESDAY, APRIL 27
SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning
Discussion Group meets at 9:30
a.m. at St. Andrew's Community
Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Dr.
Gary Mann of the Ajax and Picker-
ing Health Centre discusses research
done at the hospital. 619-0315.
PARENT WORKSHOP: The
school community council at Exeter
High School, 80 Falhy Court, Ajax,
hosts guest speaker and principal
Greg Anderson at 7 p.m. in the
school's library for an informative
presentation about dealing with
teenagers. Topics include dating,
stress, dealing with peer pressure,
how to set and maintain goals and
accepting responsibility for your ac-
tions. Free admission. 683-8125.
AMNESTY: Amnesty Internation-
al, Group 90 Ajax -Pickering, meets
at 7:15 p.m. at the Pickering Village
United Church, 300 Church SL N.,
Pickering Village. Seane Massey of
the African Medical and Research
Foundation will speak. 839-3969.
WOMEN: The Women's Rights
Action Coalition of Durham
(WRAC) invites all area women to
its 1999 Ann,ral General Meeting,
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the second -floor
auditorium at the Pickering Public
Library, One The Esplanade.
Paulette Senior, advocate and con-
sultant for race relations, talks about
`Our quest for ,the elimination of
racism'. RSVP, 427-7849.
FESTIVAL: The Frenchman's Bay
Festival Organizing Committee
meets at 7 p.m. in the community
room at the police station at the
northeast corner of Brock Rd. and
Hwy. 2, Pickering. Volunteers are
still needed to help organize and run
the festival June 11- 13. 839-8809 or
831-1327.
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parents of teens
AJAX - You're invited to
attend an informative pre-
sentation about dealing with
teenagers at Exeter High
School Tuesday, April 27.
The presentation, which
begins at 7 p.m., features
guest speaker Greg Ander-
son, a principal and author
who travels throughout
southern Ontario offering
helpful parenting tips.
The presentation in the
school's library will include
advice on how to help teens
handle peer pressure, dating
and stress, how to set and
maintain goals and teaching
young people to accept re-
sponsibility for their actions.
Everyone is welcome and
admission is free.
Exeter High School is at
80 Falby Crt.
For more information call
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Green thumbs needed
PICKERING - Volunteers are
sought by a new gardening group being
set up for Pickering Museum Village.
Bloomers and Britches will collect,
plant and maintain heritage plants for
the museum village.
Volunteers are needed to help pre-
pare plant beds at the village site Tues-
day, April 27 and collect local heritage
plants for a Tuesday, May 4 planting. As
well, extra lengths of garden hose and a
sturdy wheelbarrow arc also needed.
People interested in working in the her-
itage gardens or supplying any materials
should call Julic Oakes at 728-6953.
Preparation of the plant beds on April
27 will take place in three shifts: 9 a.m.
to noon, I to 4 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m.
At later dates the members will go on
to plant perennials, annuals and vegeta-
bles. This year the focus of the club will
be to tidy the beds and work toward an
accurate historical and horticultural pre-
sentation of the gardens.
For more information about the mu-
seum village call 683-8401.
April 25, 1999 PAGE 9 P
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At Pickering Hydro, community partnership takes on real meaning. We are
governed by a local Commission consisting of customer representatives.
This ensures that decisions are made in the best interests of our community.
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on our reliability during the most adverse conditions. and expect the highest
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Breakthrough
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YOU DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE
WITH PAIN.
Research at the Texas Umversity Medical Center,
involving a new form of treatment called PENS i.e.,
Percutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, has demonstrat-
ed an 8;-90"4, success rate in diminishing or eliminating; pain
levels.
The therapy combines medical (Western) and tradi-
tional (Eastern) therapies to specifically address the neuro-
logical basis of pain. According; to the researchers at the
Universitv, the treatment is similar, but far more effective
than TENS therapy.
Dr. Jacques Rusinek, DC is a chiropractor and
acupuncturist trained in intramuscular stimulation (PENS).
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Restoring health
with herbal
medicine
Herbal medicine is the use cif
plants to restore health.
In fact, many prescription drugs
have plant materials as their base.
Some people believe that herbal
supplements are purer and safer than
standard medicines Today, herbal
supplements are available as pills and
capsules, as well as teas, oil infusions,
syrups, and salves.
Here are a list of some of the
more common herbal products and
what they are often used for.
• Devil's Claw Extract: To
relieve rntlammatory disorder (such as
arthritis and rheumatism) as well as
kidney, bladder and gastrointestinal
ailments.
• Echinacea: To treat sore throats
and gum disease; help relieve boils,
abscesses, and infected areas; and heal
duodenal ulcers.
• Garlic: To aid digestion, relieve
gas, and promote heart health.
• Gingko Biloba Extract: To
enhance memory and brain power,
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Durham's Settlement House hosts annual golf tournament
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to raise money `fore' children,
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Dr. MaryAnn Franko
interviews Dr. John Vervaeke
vitality. It can help a wide variety of between the two of them. Meditation
pain, tension and stress related disor- tends to emphasize the mental aspect,
ders. while Tai Chi tends to emphasize the
Dr. Franko: Doesn't Tai Chi also
make use of this idea of patterns?
Dr. Vervaeke: Ytw, that's right. Tai
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mind and body to move through very
slow, deliberate and carefully balanced
movements that help concentrate and
calm the mind while revitalizing and
healing the body. These flowing pat-
terns stimulate the same meridians as
used in Shiatsu (We are beginning an
introductory course of Tai Chi in the
Park.)
Dr. Franko: Tai Chi sounds very
meditative. How does it relate to the
meditation you teach?
Dr. Vervaeke. Well, both Tai Chi
and Meditation train attention, attitude
and energy. They train attention to
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Were you aware of the critical role
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The first years of childhood, from
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important years of cognitive growth.
Hearing loss makes it difficult for chil-
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which can contribute to an overall lan-
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As we head into Speech and Hearing
Month (May), the Speech/Language
Pathologists of the Durham District
School Board want to remind people of
the importance of hearing in the devel-
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ear structures, and auditory nerve dys-
functioning are the typical causes of
hearing problems.
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Let them eat cake
Ballyeliffe Lodge in Ajax hosted a get-together
this past week in appreciation of the Ballvcliffe
Line Dancers, who have become a familiar
Volunteers trained in
care of terminally ill
Hospice Durham has another volun-
teer training program starting in May
for anyone interested in helping individ-
uals in their own community.
Hospice Durham provides in-home
support to individuals and families
faced with a life-threatening illness. It is
a free community-based program that
relies heavily on volunteers, but more
are needed.
Hospice volunteers help hospice
families with companionship, emotion-
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can also choose to help the hospice by
organizing fund-raising projects or
doing administrative tasks.
The 24-hour training course will run
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26. The course will run from 9 am. to 4
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with a break for lunch at noon until 1
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in hospice palliative care, the registra-
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For further information call (905)
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CNIB needs volunteers
for Durham car rally
Rev up your motors to raise
money for the Canadian Institute for
the Blind's (CNIB) 1999 car rally.
The CNIB is still looking for par-
ticipants to take part in the car rally
taking place May 29.
The fun begins at 9 a.m. with
breakfast and a distribution of written
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After the rally there will be prizes,
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For more information on this
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Birthday
It's hard to
believe. but
Brian Leslie
celebrates his
sixth birthday
on April 29.
Happy birthday
wishes and lots
of love from
Mommy, Daddy, Kaitlyn, Sarah,
Nana. grandparents, aunts, uncles
and godparents.
B i rthday
• W o w !
Look who's
turning six on
April 30. It's
Tvler Telford.
Hope you have
a wonderful
birthday. Love
from Mommy,
Gramma,
Tara, Buddy,
Toby and
Chkcklettes -
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Birthday
"On April
18. 1988, our
little girl was
born. It's hard
to believe that
1 I years have
gone by.
Happy birth-
day Kayla,
alias BooBoo!
Love, hugs
and kisses from Mom and Dad"
Birthday
April 19
was a special
da_v for „ o
Tiffanv Stoy-
anovski. "Our
favourite
Spice Girl
turned six.
Have a great
day sweet-
heart. Lots of
love from Mommy, Daddy, Timothy
and Chloe."
Birthday
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believe our little
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on March 31.
Loving wishes
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Davis Bird from
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April 17. Happy
birthday Kaela,
with lots of love
and kisses from _
Mommy, Daddy. hrother Adam and
Codv."
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"Julian Briell, contemplating life
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Hope the next 40 years are filled
with lots of love and laughter. Love
from your girls - Sandy, Becky and
Katie."
Birthday
"Our precious jewel Ashley Lutter
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birthday to you darling! We thank the
Lord daily for blessing us with the most
beautiful, intelligent, loving, aftection-
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you're the best thing that has happened in our lives. Love,
hugs and kisses always from Mum and Dad."
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A popular Toronto arra artist bas a
Spectacwbr Barn-Ga/ery witb an array
Of life size Nursery Rhymes, Fairy Taks
and Satirical pieces carved jrom japes
cedar trees.
The Gallery, in a rustic country setting
forty mhartes from downtown rorontq
contains Jame animals, a baybarr;
swings and a party sizeJitre pit.
Catering to groups and isdh4dduak
accommodating the cballeWd
Complementary apple cider and
marsbmallows.
A tourist's reprkve...a jamity delight..
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Norman Collier
(905) 294-1730
Durbam
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Come out to the Uxbridge
Secondary School from May
May 5 to 8 and enjoy a variety
show featuring Uxbridge Area
residents.
For more information call
(905) 852-9344
Railway
Take a journey on the
York -Durham Heritage
Railway and treat yourself to
a nostalgic ride through
some of the most beautiful
country in the province.
Travelling along the Oak
Ridges Moraine, the journey
takes you on a 20km ride
between the historic towns
of Stouffville and Uxbridge.
While in Stouffville visit the
Country Flea Market, the
Latcham Art Gallery or
Bruce's Mill. In Uxbridge
tour the restored train sta-
tion, visit the Uxbridge Scott
Museum and the Lucy Maud
Montgomery Home.
There are two depar-
tures each way from May 22
to October 18. For more
information call (%5) 852-
36%.
7 French rnan's'�
Bay Festival-,,
The 1999 Frenchman's
Bay Festival attracts visitors
from all over Durham Region
and Toronto.
The event runs from June
12 to 13 and features the very
exciting Dragon Boat races
on Saturday. There is also a
midway with rides and
games, a battle of the bands,
pony rides, exhibits, a magic
show and more.
Held at Bruce
Hanscombe Park on the west
side of the Bay and at the foot
of Liverpool Rd., the festival
also features demonstrations
including martial arts and
dance presentat
For inforr
(905) 839-5229.
.Nestled in d
Greenwood, by
Duffin Creek, t
village recre
lifestyles of Dui
neers from the ea
1910.
The museum
14 heritage build
addition to being
village, it is Dui
itage education
very popular sit
dings and movie
the annual Spirit
Experience
Pickering settlers
the log house anc
cooked over an
Walk past the
shop, hotel and
LAWT CALL FOR REGISTRATI
ra
c�},c„c„ter Lim wnveniences of the
1870s.
Special events include Kids
Day on June 13 and Antique and
Classic Car Show also on June 13th.
For information about other special
events and workshops call (905)
683-8401. Greenwood is 3 km east
of Brock Rd. on Hwy 7.
Hiking Trail
The Seaton Hiking Trail is
located along the West Duffin
%'alley in north Pickering. This
beautiful valley is adjacent to the
7,000 acre site of the planned com-
munity of Seaton.
The trail, a living laboratory
that provides a natural science
experience for everyone, is a single,
uninterrupted link of more than
1,000 acres stretching from Green
River in the north to Camp Pidaca
in the south, a distance of 7.2 km.
The trail follows the West
Duffin Valley which provides a fas-
cinating series of links of man and
nature. In pioneer times. the valley
was the site of several water pow-
ered mills and a grist mill still
exists at Whitevale. The rest of the
valley has been little used and has
become a refuge of wooded slopes
and meadows.
There are four different
entrances including the north side
at Green River and Hwy 7; Brock
Rd. north of Finch as well as in
Whitevale and off Taunton Rd.
west of Brock Rd.
Cullen Gardens and Miniature
Village has always been a popular
destination for tourists and
Durham residents.
This very special place, locat-
ed on Taunton Rd. West of Hwy 12
in Whitby, features the famous vil-
lage depicting streetscapes and
picturesque buildings
There are special events for
every season including The Spring
Flower Festival from May 1 to 24;
Good Old days from May 22 to 31
and The Festival of Flowers from
June 2 to Sept. 6.
At Cullen Gardens there is a
'Play area for children, great enter-
tainment as well as a restaurant,
banquet and meeting rooms per-
fect for any special occasion.
For information call (905) 668-
6606. -
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were design for good times but
they require good sense and
good safety to keep the times
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Establish sensible safety
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pool.
•Constantly supervise
children
• [decks should be kept
clean and clear of debris
• Decks should have a
non -slip surface
*All cups, glasses and
dishes should be nonbreakable
•Never swim alone
*Use caution with inflat-
able toys and mattresses — they
deflate
• Absolutely no horseplay
or roughhousing
•Go down a slide feet -
first only
*Only one person on the
diving board at a time
• Don't allow swimming
under the diving board while in
use
-Stay out of the water
during rain storms
•Have a lifeline to sepa-
rate the shallow and deep ends
*Keep inebriated guests
out of the pool
•Basic lifesaving equip-
ment should be provided
For swimming pool or spa
safety tips and other informa-
tion, contact: the NSPI of
Canada, 7370 Bramalea Rd.,
Unit 4, Mississauga, Ontario
L5S 1N6 or call toll free 1-800-
879-7066.
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A stitch in time...
Trillium Embroidery Guild member Marina Vincent pays attention to detail dur-
ing a recent session held by the group. The Guild has approximately 20 members
from Pickering to Bowmanville.
Countryside
nn
tour offers
Durham
scenic treats
The third annual Durham Coun-
tryside Adventure is getting off to a
start this fall.
The fun begins Sept. 18 and 19
with a self -guided rural harvest tour.
Visitors will take in over 40 sites
and can participate in some unique
activities that include sipping wine
in a renovated dairy barn, watching
race horses on the field, learning
how to capture the essence of flow-
ers and sampling honey fresh from
the hive.
The goal of the tour is to provide
participants with fun, entertainment
and education for all ages.
Pa4ses for the weekend adventure
cost $3 for children aged 3-12, $5
for students with a valid student card
and $8 for adults.
For more information call the
Tourism Durham office at (905) 723-
0023 or 1-800-413-0017.
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Free financial tips for women ;.
offered by -Durham group
.
Participants will learn to take control of
their finances and have the chance to edu-
cate themselves for economic empower-
ment.
There will be guest speakers from a fi-
nancial services agency.
The meeting is open to all area women,
however space is limited. To reserve a seat
call 427-7849.
A free seminar on Financial Strategies
for Women Approaching the new Millenni-
um is being offered Friday, April 30 by the
Women's Rights Action Coalition of
Durham (WRAC).
It will run from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m. in the
community room of the Durham Regional
Police Station, 1710 Kingston Rd. at Brock
Road, Pickering.
A mother has two daughters...
Which one will fulfill her dream and become a star?
Trafalgar Castle School Drama Society
Proudly Presents
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Adults $7.00 - Students & Seniors $4.00 - Under 4 FREE
For Tickets Call (905) 668-3358
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Spring is here and there's
no better time to take vour
vehicle to Three Bears
Autobody.
Has that rust taken its toll
on your car body because of
the salt and dirt from the past
few months? If so, then their
highly trained specialists will
make it look like new again.
"We use only the best
quality parts and apply a two
stage painting system to every
vehicle," says Kevin Bond of
Three Bears. "The finished
result is a car or truck you'll be
proud to show off to your fam-
ily and friends."
Also, if you need collision
work, remember it's your
choice where you take your car
not the insurance company's.
"They may recommend
certain shops but the final deci-
sion is yours," says Kevin.
Right now at Three Bears me
take advantage of their 20% off
a complete paint and body job tive
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tunity to get your vehicle mak
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Of course the best incen-
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bop technicians who know
r business well and can
e your vehicle look like
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They have all of the latest
pment and use only the
best products because they
know how much you value
your car. 1.
Additional services pro-
vided include a free shuttle ser-
vice as well as arranging a
rental vehicle depending on
your insurance coverage. There
is also a five year warranty on
the paint and a warranty on
collision work for as long as
you own the vehicle.
For more information,
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NEWSSpOrt &LEISURE
ADVERTISER APRIL 25, 1 9 9 9
Football camp helps salvage lost high
YOUTH SWWR HOCKEY LEAGUE
June 4 -Aug. 15
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St. Mary Catholic Secondary School players travel to Alberta for gridiron, outdoor education
,. BY AL RIVE7T
Sports Editor
PICKERING — A
Pickering teacher has tried
to salvage a lost football
season with a five-day trip
to Alberta.
St. Mary Catholic Sec-
ondary School teacher and
football coach Bob Bridge-
man and a group of 34
players from all grades
took part in a three-day
Northern Alberta All-Star
Football Camp run by Tom
Wilkinson, former great
quarterback of the Canadi-
an Football League's Ed-
monton Eskimos.
Bridgeman says the Al-
berta trip fulfills a promise
he made to players at the
school before a labour dis-
pute between the Durham
Catholic District School
Board and its teachers saw
extra -curricular activities
killed.
"I made a promise to
them during the lockout
when we lost our season"
that the football program at
the school would resume,
says Bridgeman, who en-
joyed a brief CFL career
with the Eskimos and Cal-
gary Stampeders in the
early 1980s.
The cancellation of foot-
ball "took the heart and
soul out of these kids. It
was difficult to see them
with a definite loss of spir-
it.-
During
pir-
it"During their three-day
stay at the Alberta football
camp, the St. Mary players
were billeted with Wilkin-
°siin and his coaching staff.
The camp attracted approx-
imately 200 players, pre-
dominantly from Alberta.
On Friday morning, the
St. Mary team was taken on
a tour of Edmonton's Com-
monwealth Stadium by Es-
kimos general manager
Hugh Campbell and held
two practices. The squad
saw an Edmonton Trappers
'AAA' baseball contest
later on Friday.
On Saturday, the St.
Mary players returned to
the football camp at the
University of Alberta in
Edmonton for two practice
sessions before being
treated to a barbecue at
Wilkinson's home that
night.
On Sunday, the players
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 Avenue and
Brimley Road beginning
May 3. Sign-up fee is $125.
Call 416-561-1956.
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practised in the morning,
with the afternoon set aside
for exhibition games be-
tween teams of players of
similar skill levels.
Following the game
Sunday, the St. Mary en-
tourage travelled to Jasper
National Park where play-
ers stayed in cabins in the
mountains
On Monday, the stu-
dents took a guided hike of
the Maligne Canyon where
they tried ice climbing
using special shoes. Later
that day, the teens toured
Banff National Park where
they saw the Columbia Ice
Fields and Athabaska
Falls.
On Tuesday morning,
the team travelled to Cal-
gary to see McMahon Sta-
Qta. 172 Wayne Avenue,
1160
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Saturday, May ist
Opening Act
The Retro Rockets with
Terry Crawford
Saturday, May 15
Jim cuddy Band
with members of Blue Rodeo
lridrets:
172 Wayne Avenue
Wilson A Lae Wait store
67 Simcoe St N.
Ray's Smoke Shoo
11118 Sime" St S.
You can reach us by email at
newsroom@durham.net
dium where the Stamped-
ers play their home games,
meet Stamps head coach
Wally Buono and practise
on the playing field. Then.
the students toured Cal-
gary before boarding a
flight home to Toronto that
night.
In preparation for the
tour, the team practised in-
doors each morning since
early January. Bridgeman
credits ex-CFLer and Pick-
ering resident Gordon
Judges for helping to pre-
pare the team for the Alber-
ta camp.
The players undertook
numerous fund-raising ac-
tivities to finance the trip,
including raffles, product
sales and car washes.
"They've really worked
hard for this;' says Bridge-
man.
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- O'Brien Rink
unless otherwise indicated
(S8 for 15 haus, $6 for 1 hour)
Friday April 30 8:00 to 9:30 p.m.
Sunday May 2 4:00 to 5:30 pm.
Wednesday May 5 `:- 8:30 to 10-M pm.
Friday May 7 8:00 to 9:30 p.m.
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in sync at provincial qualifierqualifierSwimmers
The Durham Synchro
Michele Loper's squad ex-
year of competition. The
team faced an uphill task at
take on more experienced
Jessica Saunders, Jennifer
Club achieved outstanding
celled in the figure competi-
team's routine landed it the
the qualifying meet, as the
swimmers. Team members
Stadler, Stefanie Turner and
results in four categories at
tion with a third-place finish.
top score for the Central
majority of the team's nine
Tina De Freitas, Jaclyn Fer-
Michelle Weaver turned in a
the Regional Provincial
Individually, team members
West and East Divisions so it
members are new to the com-
ris, Lara Goldsmith, Alison
great effort and displayed
Qualifying Meet hosted by
Krista Leagault and Severn
will advance to the 'B' flight
petitive circuit and had to
Jones, Samantha Mitchell,
tremendous team spirit.
the Gloucester Synchro Club
Nelson achieved seventh and
at Carleton University in Ot-
10th -place finishes, respec-
tawa last weekend.
tively, out of 124 swimmers
Durham Synchro's new
in the category. Together
11 -and -under team placed
with team members Hailey
third in the figure competi-
Agnew (19th), Katharine
tion and fourth with its
Cornish (23rd). Julie Bremn-
Austin Powers -inspired rou-
er (27th), Lauren Souch
tics to finish fourth overall at
(31st) and Larissa Hawryluk
the competition. Coached by
(55th) , they swam a lively
Ann Frazer, the team consists
routine choreographed to the
of six new competitive swim-
music from the movie City
mers ages eight to 11. Sophie
Slickers. Lopers' team fin-
Baetz-Dougan, Madeline
ished third for its routine per -
Bell, Rebecca Halls, Laura
formance to take home a
Halls. Laura Merola, Rachel
third-place overall mark for
Scott and Kaitlyn Souch
combined figure and routine
have qualified for the Provin-
scores. The team will now
cial Age Group Champi-
compete in the 'A' flight at
onships in Sudbury May 13
the provincials in Sudbury.
to 16 in the 'A' flight group.
Also participating in the
The club had two teams in
12-14 category was Rochelle
the 12 -to -14 age group.
Femandez's team in its first
Tennis sign-ups May 2
PICKERING — The
on Sunday. May 2 at the club
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final registration date is set
Beach Road in Pickering
for early next month.
from 2 to 4 p.m.
The club's last sign-up is
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at the provincial age group
championships. Members
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LePage, Stacey Nosko, Ali-
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ESTABLISHED LANDSCAPE rendant experienced or tram- resumes to (905) 432-5454
constriction firm has two mg available $30,rJrenl gwr- No phone Calls. Drily Thosi
Manufacturer requires operrngs for quaktied tore ameed suiUbme for females consior will beearracled
Shipper /Receive[, arson• mm 3 - 5 years. ex- 18. with model appearances OFFICE ADMfNISTRATOR re
PP pe. . Must have knowl- mon int. µ16)41243B8
With sunen•isory experience. edge of ad areas of hard larhd- guired. temp to perm. receir
scapng Own transportation
and clean driving abstract a
must. Year round trthphgrmem
pombit. Fax resane to (905)
432-2166
NEW GOLF COURSE needs
hecp with advertising' Looking THE NEWS ADVERTISER Is
for 10 outgoing. ambitious looking for Kids to deliver pa -
people to start immediately pers and tfyers door to door
Full-time only Call Jennifer four times a week by 600 PM
lot interview 720.3144 No in their neighborhoods. call
experience necessary, will 905-683-5117
tram WANTED CONSTRUCTION
NOW HIRING - person to de- labourer, will train must have
liver newspapers. Thursday. own transportation 652.7735
Friday. Saturday. Sunday from after 6p.m.
lam to lam Must own full
985
LAWN MAINTENANCE labolx-
ers regwred for tub time year
roma Dosdwn. Imimlediate
hep required t« tle D%~
Region Area $8 DO/hr Send
resine to Bax 397. Party".
DRIVER DZ °rOM LOA
'KO
able. payable and front desl
expmence Bile Baal an as
set Please tax resume to At
termor CnAsbne. Stat Ptw
416)495.0941
PUT TNK Bookkeeper. 16
20 hoursper week, Ood
Banks Pm. DIS ofitt. an as
set Fax resume to 905-655
4621
WOROPROMERFECTMS
PUBLISHER Dffice dubes.re
-epbon Exptneripd oMy
needed
LJICENSFO NMRSTYLIST to
assist in mmwrlg salon Ex-
431 Stop wasting time
Fax reswne 1
ow" salary Package , D�
commuting!
1 6-299 1 71
slgrYig Pan lime stylists po-
Cam
Work in Whitby with StonCor, the world leader in protec-
1 Safes
sMons n WMppyy . Apx
tive flooring, coating and lining systems. Due to recent
=
KadiYn 19051 576251T
acquisitions; we have the following positions available
mN/dld
m
immediately for energetic, hard working individuals.
Cerate. 1667 VSAeybrm Rd,
term temp must have 5
monBa working experience a
NESNIENTIAL treatment cen-
tre for arts. north of COboixg.
otice Iocmd in BeIIWk. has
m
Customer Service / Inside Salesnine
Ill•
Ajax -Pick. area
• 3+ years customer service experience
SEE
271r. from 900 a.m. - 2.30
p m
• provide pricing / quotations and sales support
Nomas
quir is opertences f. Chartered Ac-
• excellent communications skills required
OWED
�•
• bilingualism an asset
co~.,a„„gery N,
encs. computer literacy, a
c =
Credit Officer
._.
Celt 72 7"
• establish new customer accounts
=
-
• manage corporation's receivables and credit risk
-
_
Information Services Officer
.-
• experience in maintenance of mainframe, P.C's,
must Landscaping!
n.
printers
mum 3 yearns experiencle in
LAWWAPE lead hand and
• Novell Network certification
Pisa. intaloclormg, or lawn
ntmint 0= Cat tbrlday
Ubourm. experkmrced In in-
terrritocking brmdc. own trams-
• troubleshooting and database upkeep
905.6to 619-
1.
• UNIX experience an asset
thr� reswumwe
Cyt 9051FUN
4
• experience with communications systems an asset
0766.
surae to 9054:12.0006.
tAEEOEO - Experienced Pizza
Maker. Sub Maker a Drivers.
EAPOMCED water/ was-
WE YOUR own hours,
bllsims oDWunflY for mod-
Fast track your career by sending in a resume today to:
e
tress required pan time
valed students, homemakers.
StonCor Group - File 113445
�
and pQ" already working'
95 Sunray Street • Whitby, ON • L1 N 9C9
or fax 905-430-3056
Diner, Baldwin Stoat,
Unlimited earning potential.
Call for more information
visit our website at www.stoncor.com
Brooklin. No phone calls
1 cww* Help 1 General 14* 1 L;erteral Help 1 Gww* H*
PART TIME PUBLIC
RELATIONS
World leading resort development
company requires the services of 15
outgoing Individuals to act as Host/
Hostess for high quality dinner
presentations held throughout the
Whitby, Pickering, and Scarborough
areas.
WE OFFER:
Hourly rate plus commission - no
selling
Resort activities package
Evening 8th weekend shifts - with
FREE meals
Advancement opportunities for
individuals with leadership
qualities.
YOU MUST OFFER:
Outgoing personality
A team player attitude
Willingness to team and work
hard
Call (905)282-1101 or fax
resunl4 to (905)282-9752
ABZAC CANADA INC.
CustOEnar Service
BowmairriNle, Ontario
.loll Description:
• Fielding all customer calls and inquiries
-?reparation of price quotes
• On going follow-up pertaining to
frequency of Customer's orders
• Building a solid relationship with all
customer con
• Working close Sales
Representatives
Exp"alla:
• minimum 2 years experience in Cus-
t
tr's service, in a manufacturing envi-
ronment would be preferred.
• Bilingualism would be a major advan-
tage-
Salary: ry: Up to 30k. based on qualifications
and experience.
fatward resumes by May 7, 1999 to
23 Caristrap Street
Ilowmanville, Ontario LIC 3T5
Or fax to: (905) 623-8152
Manufacturer of automotive service equip-
ment is seeking a highly motivated, sales -
oriented individual for Customer Service.
Familiarity with automotive service equip-
ment will be a definite asset, together
with a strong mechanical aptitude.
Will provide information to field sales reps
and customers. Duties will include order
processing and expediting.
Computer skulls are essential
Fax resume to: 905-839-1717
I['71
Pernlament full -lime
SERVERS and LINE COOKS
mpliusm
/uMr 11s m a2p.m.
to M Kb*" Rik. iPkt/fiy.
CORPORATION
g temporary full time
rkin
chanically inclined and sales
ented person to repair and
ice products. Inventory con-
, dealing with the public
and over the counter sales. Sal-
ary plus bonus and incentives.
Sales reps required, college
students welcome.
Fax resume to (905) 723-3411
Attn: Grace Warman
FAST TRACK
YOUR CAREER
Great opportunity for personal 8
prolessin I growth for recent lkruersity grad.
or other ambitious individual. Outstanding
communication and telephone skills & an
enthusiastic attitude
will be necessary to skillfully manage the
clinic 8 assist the Dr. in providing superior
health care.
Apply in person
West Chiropractic Clinic
4747 Hwy. 47 East,Unionville xx
CARZER EMIR F
'WOMEN IN NEW ROLLS
edne - Joy May " 3, 1999 '
M�e Q (� ale sin van. Ca11905.433-0 WAREHOUSE
Y �i�O �•femw 7•VO �•Nt• W NOW Hiring Doormen at opi- HELP
4� s um Nightclub. Apply in person
or fax resume to (905) 404- Trust have
6382 Or call (905) 404-9400
etro Esst Trade Centre
for
corn
�� PART TIME MR steward knowledge.
env '' (goer#h Atrinal) "r,4 �' Weekend work Must have Call Kandy at
smart served card. Call (905)
3 = 1899
Brock Road 683.2927 between 900am- 427-2588
r �YKx v� �� $ S OOpm. WHY BE OUT OF WORN
PARTTIME sales person for Raise money for local chars
rPlakertng� upscale decorating store spe- AAake between 3 to 4 hundra
x
ccalizing in window Coverings r week. D /Evemn Shift
v � of all types apply in person 27DO call M Johnson 576
with resume to 800 WiISCn Rd 2700 9 Spm
WW Job mugs 1%.
South. Oshawa.
PARTS a SERVICE MANAGER NOME WORKERS NEEDED.II
Southlork Aggregates, a pro- assembling our products
;Q ���� Ideal for illy at honk mom!
s� 9 essively expanding trucking and studerds.Start imme
s 'mac and aggregate company, has diately For free irdo. package
5 w an immediate need for a Parts
rCUldy q call 24 Ars leek -tree 1-B88
� , � �<.: # : � a -Service Manager Expert- 771.7409
�.. �e0
reque in ired. heavy
include WORN FROM HOME- Part
parts control and purchasing, time full time health industry
budgeting. support of job 6800-63000. Free Booklet
$% Government of Ontario Women's Directorate costing. price/avaifadlity 416-631-4925 or log onto
compansons. M scheduling. www hbn com access code
and shop cost 5876 1 required)
vii location Compute YOU CAN MANE 658.081 tc
tracking
k bo r
ciente is necessary. Send
hkafnan Raa0lfrCee bMelOpperleeM ilea " , resume lab saury 6125.000 at home m 20 to 9(
conaria resso'Gb6 AItrairm �1sift bora to' SouNHork c�AOep�rae• days For a tree program
gqaattes. R.R. /5. 109 Parks contact (905)623-9549 of
^•`�tK Orive. Belleville. Ontario KSN wnrwspeeemrle.ta/lag
YUN TUNS Ajax. 235 Bayl1
R position for a St West .s door
part time
PERMANENT
r farm marmenance pervM with wart scan, door stat am
good mlldprNCal slid letlding cooks Resumes will be ac
• r ;w �r eM1 experience. Agricultural ma- cepted wed April 28th. an(
cheery expenence an amt. Rp.m N 29th between r
Fax resume with references q and
905-797.2616
41 F ' WE WANT YOUI Expenenced Help
1 OMce
telemarteters required Hour -
DATA ENTRY PERSON Re
LOCtN� Y Salary InceniqN �,R � gorus
ed immediately for a las
'� rt one I« us. cam Debbie paced Oshawa company. Du
TeBbINgBoWdr e (905)435- bes include InvOiCxig, filing
' Must be dependable. organ
PICNERMC AmASSAGE AI- ized. work indeperdenlly Fai
ESTABLISHED LANDSCAPE rendant experienced or tram- resumes to (905) 432-5454
constriction firm has two mg available $30,rJrenl gwr- No phone Calls. Drily Thosi
Manufacturer requires operrngs for quaktied tore ameed suiUbme for females consior will beearracled
Shipper /Receive[, arson• mm 3 - 5 years. ex- 18. with model appearances OFFICE ADMfNISTRATOR re
PP pe. . Must have knowl- mon int. µ16)41243B8
With sunen•isory experience. edge of ad areas of hard larhd- guired. temp to perm. receir
scapng Own transportation
and clean driving abstract a
must. Year round trthphgrmem
pombit. Fax resane to (905)
432-2166
NEW GOLF COURSE needs
hecp with advertising' Looking THE NEWS ADVERTISER Is
for 10 outgoing. ambitious looking for Kids to deliver pa -
people to start immediately pers and tfyers door to door
Full-time only Call Jennifer four times a week by 600 PM
lot interview 720.3144 No in their neighborhoods. call
experience necessary, will 905-683-5117
tram WANTED CONSTRUCTION
NOW HIRING - person to de- labourer, will train must have
liver newspapers. Thursday. own transportation 652.7735
Friday. Saturday. Sunday from after 6p.m.
lam to lam Must own full
985
LAWN MAINTENANCE labolx-
ers regwred for tub time year
roma Dosdwn. Imimlediate
hep required t« tle D%~
Region Area $8 DO/hr Send
resine to Bax 397. Party".
DRIVER DZ °rOM LOA
'KO
able. payable and front desl
expmence Bile Baal an as
set Please tax resume to At
termor CnAsbne. Stat Ptw
416)495.0941
PUT TNK Bookkeeper. 16
20 hoursper week, Ood
Banks Pm. DIS ofitt. an as
set Fax resume to 905-655
4621
WOROPROMERFECTMS
PUBLISHER Dffice dubes.re
-epbon Exptneripd oMy
needed
LJICENSFO NMRSTYLIST to
assist in mmwrlg salon Ex-
baking for Exotic Dancers No
Fax reswne 1
ow" salary Package , D�
experience Train-
Y
in0 ar10 aoronrxrhoafans Dro
1 6-299 1 71
slgrYig Pan lime stylists po-
Cam
rimed 5 weekly
1 Safes
sMons n WMppyy . Apx
For more hmornnabon cert t-
ation
a information
HeblAlMrte
KadiYn 19051 576251T
e00-6274934 Fro us O
mN/dld
LIGHT NNIYSTMM. tong-
WOO =01CI 10red ixDWDure
Cerate. 1667 VSAeybrm Rd,
term temp must have 5
monBa working experience a
NESNIENTIAL treatment cen-
tre for arts. north of COboixg.
otice Iocmd in BeIIWk. has
_
peon
CONTROLLER. Southlork Ag-
ExTUMELY NIST ScaMor-
safety sled -toed boas. Pick-
enng through Oshawa areas
,s looking for quati im Clkld
Can Worker Various shAts
Sales Dealers
gregates. a progreaivNy ex-
ough delivery company re-
Car an awl. We will be win-
as overnights ind Must
Stifflents and
Rdnes YrMconte
paneling trucking and at
pores tlnvers with own tar or
krvhewuhq at the Recreation
have a related college OW-
mN/dld
gr"Me coahpary. with head
win. Cam (416)754-3400
Cerate. 1667 VSAeybrm Rd,
ma or a B A. Fax resume 1-
Nr -UM STEEL ROOFING
otice Iocmd in BeIIWk. has
_
peon
Pickering. on Tuesday. April
905-349-3517. Successlul in-
Ajax -Pick. area
an imnw&ak need for an ex- rolwRe-
r�uib4gs perms pans we
271r. from 900 a.m. - 2.30
p m
tsrrkw iarhikelates with be no-
Nomas
quir is opertences f. Chartered Ac-
PR. skies to wort shill work,
arkn0ed howl. 610 pa Mur
llrE ■ SUPERINTENDENT
blied
Excdng hhCerttnes
co~.,a„„gery N,
encs. computer literacy, a
tax resume 416-763 9454
Oetteem 113m
couple required pan time to
n4alrdaln 39 unit Sams
Security Officers
Celt 72 7"
Enjoy earning Ehdq cash.
systems selmiD abmlhr Serhd
-Bpm.
wilding in Oshawa. Please
Private
Only
Call Pauline Nauds
resumewen salary oft -a -
tions to: SWldork Apprepala.
R.R.05. 109 Parks Drive. Bel -
Wall. Ontario KOM 45.
DRIVERS
Must tow own
vehicle: PR, FR;
Whitby to West Hid
weeashlul pM 8 wakind
we pay you r11r" to
Rim .,loLIrpdkK:1s.Em
rleosssary. Sir AlfSE dock
sord F^v Sir 6ipiaBB
1M1Li6Brpal 1 ,Sttf11tti
M-3Mi nip
tax resume 10 416-253-1102 Investigators, µ161 398-9390
MAINTONOM Person re- Bodyguards � sales �
cured I him General and
own" repairs and some
dwing lir Hex ►lemmmng pro-
vider Fax resumes to
TRAINEE
are
rildINe.
OEIIENAL LAOOtNns roll
for an above
426-M
him. BamaanmusrNtnpr mil-
trmNeer yam ar mfg
average person
Ado-
AP 14
who is capable o
Stifflents and
Rdnes YrMconte
Anderson jaifnm«fdgt
managing an of-
►� Past. 0-
five of 8 to 1
ClIIEW MEMO=
wem 7 m m - 4:30 pm.
people. We offer
available at Taro Mm, AOX.
Nr -UM STEEL ROOFING
mplete trainin
Mksvw/&yly. AN SM. Ap-
No
is bilifi g for sale People lir
ram, hl h
g
ply wiBrflr. pho, calls
ale t ff" MVN" Oehatw
P�
initial income,
and rapid ad -
EANN 5280.. 53110., 6500., or
more per w8w
m IN
mei wide
Must
P"
licift. send so--
1locat sats an asset AIINt be
re n
ahaw, foo a page-
vancement.
be able to sta
maw�
to: O.P.N. ti 2400 Dmnds SLS
Cliefoeoldle
ImrtledlatelY.
W.. Sate 541, Rel 630. AAs-
Nish
roiNmmisioml R befirk w10 Pho
Celt 72 7"
sitaarlpm Ont L5K 2R0.
1.519-037-2226.
Mom • Tues.
MISTALLM twround
Only
Page
t« wed essill d NOM
portaEo�pplyFor
In
�th Soo TacNta Rd. E.
must Landscaping!
mEWWOMEMMM. Needed
in CaUlogues. T.Y. Comma -
mum 3 yearns experiencle in
LAWWAPE lead hand and
and extra
week N Vaxrq
Pisa. intaloclormg, or lawn
ntmint 0= Cat tbrlday
Ubourm. experkmrced In in-
terrritocking brmdc. own trams-
las mbverW. fall
905.6to 619-
lime
S lraam
thr� reswumwe
Cyt 9051FUN
4
0766.
surae to 9054:12.0006.
tAEEOEO - Experienced Pizza
Maker. Sub Maker a Drivers.
EAPOMCED water/ was-
WE YOUR own hours,
bllsims oDWunflY for mod-
Can emit $7. - $10. per flour
for location. Call
e
tress required pan time
valed students, homemakers.
ePioktrimq
lunches. Good Ops. Apply
with resume Brooklin
person with
and pQ" already working'
STUDENTS aged 11.17, Eam
Diner, Baldwin Stoat,
Unlimited earning potential.
Call for more information
20.10 dollars per night. paid
daily. Call (905)466-0314 on
Brooklin. No phone calls
(905)259-1875
April 25, between 9:00 a.m.
please.
and 5:00 P.M.
Expenenad stat}
required. Must speak b
write 1whlly. work
Toronto area or outside
GTA, be well groomed,
$10 to sten.
1-905430-2549
Mort -Fri, 104 pm only
N1E fNP�lBaefTa
for rax wgene. oils
and a" toy party sales
Sabi resunit to: MelkDk Mo,
mems. P.O. Box 91, MTitby
Ontario. LM 5R7. or orhaine a
wwwmlileple-moatms.com
in" 1 PEOPLE UNNWialeh
W door to ydoor FIT, $72(
averaw w
GI 72o-31466 ask"ttm
dryrele
taper, orvwus. di;1Mk.
c"a'e rnam womkas. Must W OBNNNA Am. 1rpN wOkrrNr
wlWp b oak oet a sown. MURK N O& tell limp r
Fax raw, tO: (906) 436- store saMs peopleSales ex.
9314. Deiters andlar design back•
grand an asset. SAL" <
conhmissim. Was( be able 1c
SWERWIEIIDANi COUPLE start imnNdiaMlyWW re -
POSITION now available, see, t0 Ostpwp. TMs Week
NOM Osbawp vwft d Box 466, Rig /346, Oshawa
meq. a �^- 01111.L1H 7L5.
ler et$20,00 aKyar pia it
1�Mameatle(905) 579 fituires workNced salesper
TFACiB for plate sin to work order desk, fix•
school 1« 99, out a pplence. a must. Full tint
a OlNlpm Reim. Re*.. me 1
train. n0 905 509-5970 ext. 347, Oshawa Mlhpby TMt
107. Wkell. 065 Farewell St. ostia
war Ont L1H 71.5.
Oft* HB4 ffZLII 01§= H*
For distribution company in Pickering.
Detailed oriented person with
Microsoft Office '97 proficiency d(
excellent people skills required.
Reply to: P.O. Box 486
File #348
865 Farewell Ave.
Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71-5
tplwrmm
,
Saltie HWAgenls11111- falls
1 swa MWAgents Skilled Help M* -
DURHAM'S LARGEST
CHRYSLER DEALER
Has 2 openings for
NEW/USED
SALESPERSON
We offer;
• Great Floor traffic
• Aggressive remuneration package
• Monthly k Annual bonus
• Good benefit plan
• L)emo supplied
Become art of our Winning Team!!!
For private and confidential
interview contact
VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX
19 Harwood Ave. S.,
Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2139
("S) 683-5358
Ask for Dwayne or Ted
OLYMPIA INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY LTD.
COMMISSIONED SALES AGENTS
Ajax & Eastern Ontario
Machine Shop Supplies
905-683-5010 Bruce Hyde
POOL & SPA STORE
Requires a full time person to
assist customers with purchases,
deliveries and service. Large
busy store. Some experience is
u>eful but a friendly, helpful
nature is essential. 12 months
position at an excellent salary
to the right person. Call or fax
at
(905) 428.9768
--. • -.:yrr:er:: deaierstup is
juently accepting appfuca-
";"s for hit F, - - r of Sam-
vmn Salesperson for our Ux-
" dge location SucoesstW
anddate should be sen -mo -
'AW and have a positive al -
tuft Agricultural back-
trrnind and good oral Skills
-e required Previous Saks
mperience is a definite asset.
And resume to awlem al
McLaren Dairy Systems Ltd.
Guelph Road Elora, On. JIM
ISO. Fax 519-816-9111.
SALES PROFESSIONAL wad-
ed !;r busy local pool and
SPA dealer Base and com-
mission Fax resume to (905)
4349363
sales associate Experience
m home teirum Sika Mm
strong interpersonal and
^ornputer skulls travel with
;w1 car required. Please tax
�sune and salary e'xpeea-
'.urs to 905.683-1541
skllee
H
requires
AZ Drivers
2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp.
Home Every Weekend
Satellite Dispatched
Competitive Rates
Benefit Package
Paid Wkly -Direct
Can srvm
required for busy Pickering
ea a
Oration 5111 yClass 'A
mechanic preferred. Full time
available Pay based on ap(y-
ty Must have own tools.
X905) 6864=
MECIMANCS-CLASS A- Fup-
"me. must trove
for mal tire aro ado
in Oshawa. Good nae d pay.
Please call (9051-728.6221.
HEATING &AIR
CONDITIONING
Looking for Lic4yMd
Service Mexth"k
also slilb.CeMlactws
for air conditioning
installations.
Please fax resume to
(905410-0817
have lotheatingPracticaeld
ventilabon minimum 10
experience, also be
10 Pick up
Procedures
ngC
ce and expedpfg, Salary
blade_ Fax resume to
SERVICE TECINNIC"
ed for commercial and
mtial service. All man-
( certificates and people
required. Fell Time w
For interview CA Ce ll-
Heainq and Air Colyd'
)• (905) 68393RD
or tax
e. : (905) 683.3377
v71,r�1'.^G7
FOREMAN
(male/famale)
Experience with
Bobcat.
LABOR POSITION
also available.
References required.
Call 640-3113
LICENCED MECHANIC 7-
Bxred for busy general repair
shop Send resume to "'s
Auto Svvre• 1019 Nelsen Sr.
Oshawa. Ont. LIN 7119 or kh-
Whom (905)72148e0
MECH"N:, full time or
time wanted Call 905-92"
4584 or 905-(952.2291
►LUMBER NEEDED for pro-
gressive. fast-growurg plumb
-
be compaM Must be expen-
enced in residuttal a com-
mercial applications; Well
knowledge an asset. we Offer
a benefit package & competi-
tive rata. Please WI 905-
427.7409
SINNGLERS for new, home
Construction. must have 1 yr.
experience, own tools Sene-
Ms. pea work rates,.
Cam after 7pm. 905571-
6859.
TOW TRUCK driver, expernce
necessary. G -license. 25
years or old (as per in-
SuinnCe), harry plus commi-
sions, 90 benefits Pickering
or Ajax area residents. Fax
resume 905.683-7335.
TRUSS DESIGNER in Ajax.
Duda include PC dinning.
rod toss tayoul, design & es-
tirrating. Cadd a must. Civil
technology gindute preferred.
Reply wdh resume to DOM
This Week P.O. Box 489, File
0344, 885 Farewell St., Osha-
wa. Orth LIM 7L5
abditd OWN
1 IbepRNl
PIMRIMACMT REWMEO for
protessiaw medical building
in Osanawk Excelled bane -
tits ard remuneration for a
pharmacist wish good com-
muiication and plaint pre
Skills. Call Syd or Etalnice at
905.420.7335 or Fax resume
Of 905420.7342
PHYf10TRERAPIST REGID
Part-time poswm available
immediately, 34 afternoon/
evenings or 5 mornings in
re-
pwallledrtepstaFblished equipped
PIS
aA (905) 420 x647 a fax
sume to (906) 420-2907.
PNYSIOTNERAPIST waded to
work a full-time locum posi-
Von from Set to Dec. 1999, ,in
a busy pllys efownitd private
ortlnopae id c 1prac8se len Pick-
ering. Possibility of part-time
in Jan 2000. Fax resume to
905509.7182 or call Cathy
905509-7181.
Deyeere
• 1e
Warftd
DAYCARE WANTED, fey
home for toddler and irdard, no
housekeeping expected,
South Pickering area. Expen-
ence and reference required.
Tel 905839-2751.
A progressive manufacturer of soil
compaction equipment is currently
seeking
MECHANICAL DESIGNER
Reporting to the President, you will be
responsible for all aspects of the Engi-
neering Department, product develop-
ment, research and technical writing.
Mechanical Engineering or Engineering
Technologist degree and minimum 5
years experience in mobile machinery
design required.
Computer proficiency a must,
Thisposition offers many challenges, as
well as an opportunity for quality country
living, close to many lakes and outdoor
sports, yet easy access to city conven-
iences.
Fax resume to: 705-439-2066
AWIP40 err sure
OWNER/OPERAMR
Reliable O/O's, required for local,
expedited trips. Will be based in
Markham/Pickering area.
Minimum 3/4 ton cargo van.
Please forward resume. driving
abstract and equipment details to:
Swift Sure Gawp
2401 Royal Windsor Drive
Oakville, Ontario LGJ 4Z2
Fax: (905) 845-9632
Atl endon: Liz Wassenich, Human Resources
Wood Moulding Manufacturer
has immediate openings for
Machine
Operators
& Labourers
1 1
Please call 905-640-4788
• 1 Daycye tWarMad
• D'x'e A"a101
pig EKgWEM
BEFORE a AFTER SCHOOL
five at nanlyrhousekeeper.
CARE for St Witred Students
for boys 2 years and 8 months os
starting Sept/99 supervised
old. References. Non-smoker.
outdoorlindoor activities a
Alda a Finch. 509.9157
snacks. Please call Tracy at
426-484.
re-
LME -NM ab OUT NANNY flexible
gxred, able to work r
quired
LOOKING FOR gaafitied bi-
day).
bars(up to 10fuT per day).
lingual eachild education
Wages negotiable, references
teaser? 16 months -3 years
yid experienc essential. Fax
old aaliry, rare in ada'akon-
al environment. Mon -Fri,
'aU11e to
Please call 426-1496 after 6
UK -0 or cid mother's helper
p.m.
for Guyanese may- Please
cal (9p5►426 7691.
PICKERING lead/ Belk:
Schoolhouse play care
L e; 18 monds b
RELIABLE NANNY wanted in
12 years. Daily stings
my home for 2 children. Ex-
(fenced backyard and park).
perience required. Non-
Clans, story time. music, nu -
o -smoker.
Smoker To start in Jule. Bay-
inhous meals a shads. First
Call GuyWrie
lyluv6)
Rrecepts.
�7
smoking, 905-4428-
1244.
•
UIMVBW" EiZTED
LOVING NOW DAYCARE-
mother of 2 willing to provide
story dines and quality ddd-
afbrdable care for your child -
music, 2yrs. - Stars pre-
ren in my home. Nutritious
school. Nonsmoking tax re
breaktasts. lunches a snacks
provided. WANI
AFant/
provided, daily indoor & od-
In loving,
CPR, first aid, Valley
Hwy. 2, dose to Pckering GO-
door activities. a
ton -smoking environment.
Call (905)-837-9600.
Typed care as I would expect
ACTIVITY a FUN filled pro-
for my children. NBiteslBalrly/
Liverpool area. Call (905)88331
grams for kids 18 months a
upI Loving Child Cate avail-
able on Delaney (Apx). ECE
E4lpbyew0
degree a lots of experience.
1MINING
stradks a lunch included. Re-
elpis provided. Call ANDREA
LAWN MMNTENANCE- prun-
619.3138.
ing. landscaping, sodding.
spring
cerenovations.laF eeg adr-
RELIABLE LOVING DAYCARE
available in my non-smoking
mates. Ddchway Landscap-
home Snacks and lunch pro-
irg 905-965-740
vided Call 852.6597
UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
requires
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers three times a week in
the following areas:
GOODWOOD
Front St.
Durham Rd. 21
Highway 47
UXBRIDGE
Forsythe Dr.
Gallop lay Dr.
Rural Route
Uxbridge North
LEAKSDALE
Regional Rd.l,
Regional Rd. 13
CANNINGTON
Alison Crt-
Beaver Ridge Dr.
Heron Dr,
Meadowlands Dr.
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
• e Free
Tradis
CATS Mother anti, Teale
limen Free to good home Cil
905) 282-1696 cep
1 Firewood
ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS.
!ruck load or togs Bury now
Putty for next year Sea-
suned cut and split Rmdy to
burn 1905) 852-7586
1 ea9.rt
int
ATTENnoa WOCOWORK
ERS. we have oak. vW-
nutchary, mahogany Ran-
dom W110 I arowidths
Rough $2 50 8$3 006 F 579-2874 F PtarllO
POOL LADDER 3 steps WAN
for ,n
It39• urd pool. SM Tel
SENTA 110iif tNG. (preen
site brand new, never used
$200 o b o Call (90506--
0028 atter Giro.
1 Article`
ala ser
18 HP Anens Hydro -static 48'
mower & blower. PTO. 150 b
Wheel weights ps fill trade,
leaf tapper. 55500 John W
905-640-0868
2 MATCHING sap's wpm
Rocking chair and stool Re-
cently reupnoiswed Excel -
km candlodri. Dart grCM rah
prim $1300 060 Call (905)
7252256 sip
2 YR. OLD IA1xrlpool waster/
dryer. ceramic top sea dean
stove. Indge, wall freezer.
king size bed A headboard.
bedroom furniture. quick
Sale' 619-1209
211110 CUT NAY, small square
bales 6553551
3 PCE. KDR00M sute. 5
pce kitchen set. sota. chair. 9
pce, oak dirkng room set.
Mach, Inner. 6 chars. (2 arm)
(905) 665-0411
LEATHER JACKETS. up to v
2 price. leather purses from
S949. luggage from $1999.
leather wallets from $699
Everything Must Go! Family
Leather, 5 Points Mall Osha-
wa. 905-728-9830
ANNOUNCING NEIN lower
prig on mirk dish satellites.
Oily 5249. and rebates, or
lease from $12.49 monmfy.
Programming as low as
$11.99rmont ly. 9056553661.
AUDITION STAR TREK tans -
for sale. The Next Generation
Bridge Playsets. (working
kghts and adili sounds from
the Star Treble TV show!!)
Ask for Lloyd 905-404.96%
(snp)
BABY ITEM - White change
table. $60. fall (905) 655-
4759. snp.
BED. BLACK wrought iron ca-
nopy. queen orthopedic mat-
tress/frame. Never opened,
51.200. Sacrifice $490.
(416)2550285.
BLASOS Cd the ffW* man.
Installer has custom made
window coverings. Vertical.
Venetian, Shutters. Free esti-
mates. (416)227-7777 or
(9051-660-0072 or 1-888-359-
FREE
.888-359-F REE PAGERHMotorola Bravo
Numeric Pager, unlimited air
time from $9.95 per monm
No credit - No problem. Dekv-
ered direct to your door. 1-
888-469.6915,
NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 25, 1999 PAGE 27 sW
1 ArsicW for 1 Artkre to 1 Artlelss�
sw sale
1 Artckrt for
sale
CARPET BROKER.
9yior :n,ci, piusr -:yr; :e
SlStant Carpet For 3 rooms,
only M900 Pita indudes
30 Sq Yds carpel deluxe pad
and installation in your hent
Free quiplaeon in yowr Ilene.
No interest. no payment fel
one fun yar. Daniel. 1-800-
217-0104
CARPETS - lots of carpe.
'00% nylon new Stan re -
ease carpets on hag. I warp
�:arpel 3 rooms. 5349 Price
ndudes carpel. premium ped.
open Installation. last dov-
ery. free esilman (30 yards)
Norman 686.2314
CARPETS SALE Lots of car-
pets 1507 nylon Aram re-
krase. carpe 3 rooms $339
(30 sq yd ) Includes carpet.
premum pad and nStaKa-
bon Fra estimates. carpet
repairs Saving Duncan and
sunrow+dng area Sam W5 -
swim
CARPET AND VIm - Carpet
three rooms 3C square yaroa.
from $329 utaladed. I will dis-
courif your best code by 10x+
usroner sabttaction gwar-
anseed. Cal Mike for your het
estimate. 905.41-4010
CEO" W -GROOVE paw".
longue and groove Top quak-
y. rt grade atony 1,2- x ! -
30e per Wwr loo( Immediale
delivery available Can 1.900-
267-02M - Ronald Morrison
COMPLETE driveway sea"
unit and trader plus accesso-
neS. For personal use or eam
extra income. easy to user
Good conndibona 52000 905
576-9907(ater 6p n )
CommU E front door unit with
aluminum storm & side Light
Good condition 82' two x 65
1/2' wide, $275. MASTER
CRAFT Slim Fut window air
conoitioner. 7000 BTU. good
condition 5250: Gm 571-0007
CON TEN FACTORY
BLOWOUT Amazing 1 yr no
payments men $16/wk (oac)
333 Mhz loaded. printer.
monitor, Internet. software Ano
more. Free scanner delivery
and sdw 1-800.5155545
COWUTER SPECIALS -
100mhz. Mum Media System
5333.: Pentium Laptop $744:
166mhz. Ime let System
$666: Superfast 4OOmhz.
51188: we love ddrp aalpp-
grades a difficult repairs. 905-
655-3661.
CONTENTS SALE, nery.tung
must go. including, light oak
dining room suite, bullet, chi-
na cabinet. ale, lours
$1200. Cal (905)631-9444
EVEINLO 'On My We Travel
system -slay-in car Dau -rd-
ad lar seat marines to strdl-
er. Excellent condition. Paid
5280. 6 months ago. Asking
$175.6659736. (sip)
EVERYTHING FOR YOUR
HOME. The bat value around
10Pc- oak dining sit, 9pc Sol-
id pine d'mq set. FFriclow
Stover Waslkrs• Dryers -
Bedroom sets- much much
mai! 576.0455. 526 SI MCOE
ST.S.. OSFAWA 10am-5pm.
Open Sundays.
FERRIES for sale, make an
offer Cap 436.6972 (sip)
FUR COAT - Beautiful cho-
coWe Mown, call length. size
10-12. Appraised at $9501),
sacrifice was asking $5000.,
lurther reduced to $3000.
(705) 7116-0089 (snp)
G.E. REFRIGERATOR, 42'
Round table. 4 chairs. area
rug. 2 table top Mass plates.
push lawn mower. 2 whipper
Shippers. Ab roller plus.Bion-
Aire humidifier 4 told white
lattice screen. folding day bed.
668-7344
HANK'S APPLIANCES Quality
reconditioned appliances. like
new. Come in, vise our show-
room for amazing savings.
New shipment deluxe frost -
free fn es arrive Tuesday
Stoves 5149/up. washerldry-
ers, matching 5399 Must
see While side -by -sides. like
new while quanMres last $600/
up. Regular frost -free $249hup
24• trust -tree $299, while
Large selection of barbecue
parts. 426 Somcoe St S
(9051728-4043
NARDWOOI) FLOORING.
prefimshedunhntshed Pd4-
Oak. Maple. Burch. Ash Do it
yourself. professional n-
stallalion SanduVrelinisiving
svalabk Free estimates. Call
Sam (905)420-0377 leave
message
NOT rile 5-6 person. grey
marble fitir35 Mitt
$2500 POOL TABLE 4.1/1 x9
1' Stale. Maier pockets. soled
Wined Was new Boni aaes-
$ones. 3u $2200 Al
(9051985-se2U
KING KED z -thick OrlrgpWic
PQ)wrop sell and frami. SO
inp�ubC. Cost $1.700 SNI
5675 (416)2550285
MATCHING °' ckled Oak Bar
unit ;meramrnent unit. Can"
and Enid tables. $275. Papa -
San Char with cuSlron 560
Cam (905) 6554759 sip
MOWING CONTENTS. day bed
& mattress Glider rocker
Glass lop tabic & chins Cus-
tom peach drapes. 20"
valence Wicker furniture
Nesting tables Leather swivel
chars (905)723-0264
MOVMG SALEI Antique Ma-
hogury comer WnN w/
carved plus 5625 5 antique
dressers 5',35/tach Matlow-
ny Duncan Phyle Table. 6
chairs 1w/sideboard Sags Ma-
ple Gak by able, 4 chars wt
s+deboard 5750 6 Harp -track
chairs Meach 6pc bed-
room sate $1250 3pc bed-
room swe $295 Corker & end
batiks 525/each Marwga/y
table. 5 avers w/s4eward
$275 Numbered prints $23S'
each wall out China Cabinet
$175 Oak office desk S75 4
office chars $1Seach 2
workbench chars $%each
Fislitank $45 Rattan able. 4
swivel chairs 5725 Recliners
Meech Mates bed pine
$95 Dresser 545 soa & thou
$275 1985 Olds 5950 Partial
list only. (905)623-0447
NEED A COMPUTER' New a
used systems. nardware &
software upgrade & repays
Custom oma furniture Mo -
belt Service can 705-324-
8668 Ism)
OAK WALL UNITS 1 Ikea
PINEIOAK FURNITURE Now
celebrating our 25th Anniver-
sary We are Table Special -
ISIS round. oval, rectangular.
s91. pedestal. dbl pedestal.
harvest tables- WE MAKE
THEN ALL! Need a special
size or colour. NO PROBLEM
because we handcraft each
tableto your Individual
needs Our Clansmen also
handbund Entertainment units.
Home office. Dining Room.
Kitchen, Bedroom and Custom
Designs. all, on premts-
es Drop in and see our
State of the Art woodworking
facility and let us show you
how fine furniture Is
made Remember There
is No Substitute for Quali-
ty' . Traditional Woodwork-
s' 115 North Port Road IS
off Reach Rd ) Pon Perry,
905.985-8774 www tradifon-
ahioodworbrq. on ca
USED FRIDGES $195 , up.
used ranges $125! it; used
dryers $1251 up used wash-
ers $199 1 up, new and used
can operated washers and
dryers at low prices New
brand name Indges S010 and
up. new 30' ranges wrath jock
and window 5430 wide se-
ledton of other new and used
appliances. Call us today.
Stephwnson's Appliances.
Saks. Service. Parts 154
Bruce St. 0shawa(9o5) 576-
7448 web site www.dumam-
man rnnVsreplMnaors
WEDDING OIIESS Tor sale
Whae emoro4ered Top. it"
Sia bottom Princess one. 98
edition Pad $1400 asking
5800 Has also been recently
dryclearied Great Deal,, 905-
101-9896 ask for Barb (snpl
WINE CAGES Tor sale Call
Tim 3C5-683-5117 Shp
GARAGE door repairs, broken
spnrgs :abkt. root. open-
ers irmaued Tuneups. $4995
416-33ti-0073
MIRAAMMS
waled
"nOUESIPAtisolehely! Ad-
vice aiways valuable dsually
frac Purchasing outright. es -
ala w/some antique com-
on. (ala binit to value con-
sidered). eollwoons of carry
sort quamttes or single an-
tique elms Specw +arrest in
Mooraolt pottery I n try to re-
spond to all quem Robert
Bowen Antiques- Broouin
Ontario (905455-8049 tax
(905)6555501
BUYING "TIOUE and col-
leciabie contents including
compiett estates Best possi-
ble prices pad henry Kann.
905.985-8161
WANTED - Blie trailer for kits
to ride in Please tail 725-
2383
Consignments, Autos.
Bikes, Boats, Lawn
Equipment, Tools, RV's,
Farm Equipment. Trail-
ers, Contractors & Build-
ing Supplies, Auction to
be held Saturday. May
1st in Newcastle. Call for
details & consignments.
MacGregor Auction
Services
905-623-7949
1-800-363.6799
WANTED: Used day tripper
kayak 985-0059
1 AAs a
• Cram
CRAFTERS WANTED at The
Gift & Crah Showplace' local -
ed in the Courtice Flea Mar.
ket. 4 km east of Oshawa Let
us stow & sell your crafts d-
recthy to the pudic you do not
have to be there There is NO
6 month Contrail Also re.
month 1 mnh tree rem f you
Sign up
1� y April 30 Call 905-
Poole.
Soo
POOL - NEW. never insiailer,
15 round 52- deep aoove
ground dw biter access pkg
solar blanket Price new is
$3.200 Asking 52.300 (905)
831-6562
SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Aec-
angular above ground includ-
ing decking 16 x 24, 0/D
$5 995 Package includes Im-
er. 2 ladders. sand finer.
7M . motor etc 1-800-668-
1 Lop a
Found
FOUND 3 ea -a+-e•
wearing cure conal mthgreen
beu Jery friendly and affec-
atinate Can !905)420-6943
clip
• l Prla(9iippkm
teawom
AMERICAN :KER SPANiE-
puos aie Adorable oun-
dies of Wvt Tenderly home
raised CKC Reg d Sygts
9858021
LHASA APSO PUPPIES eady
to is var+ous -occurs ^rsf
Suds vet c1MCked • de-
wormed Cad Jute 305-72:
8009 of Joanne 705-TW3124
CAME CORSO PUPPIES '
male arc te4Ule ientle m:.^
;haven E,k:renmy .•n•Idigenl
wr grow w 10 be guard cogs
Call Bq -Taurus Kernels 905-
263-4624
DURHAM ANIMAL ADOP-
TION. "Js •ner, , ,,;ng
older scall raft spaired or
neutered wnn shots). looking
for Hones i(mens tomelmes
art avaUde Marry medium
to larger breeds of COO alto
for adoption Pes supplies Am
donations are always wer
come CAN (905) 438-84' 1
.Adorable Puppies
-L'hs113kpwrkS61iP Sired'
(reg) Toy Poodle auk
Russets, inn Sc naum
8uxmese Maintain an,
Portierarrans, Pugs. Golden
Retnevers, Min PviUiers
Maltese. Yellow aDs.
Lhasa Apso
%1 w 11; r Pd ieperst,xe
(kYawa1905)723-5077
black wag unit. 6OW, 49H.
200 5225 t cuslom oak unit.
-
S6W. 5111 240 Wim drawers,
1 1
S450 Can Whitby 9M-430-
son son
7461
PIANO RCMOM avalahle
GARAGE SALE
for tuning.repairs. and PR-
purdasconsultation on all
1249 CHARLOTTE CIRCLE
nukes & models. Call Barb at
905 -427 -mil
(PICKERING)
MIND, apil mem site upngm
SUN. 10-3
piano in good condition. Re-
appraised
��nc
. 1 Arts a crane . 1 Arts a craibt
SM (905)-852 4138
cLAT"roN SALE
GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE
New walls and floors. Invert-
SAT. APRIL 24
of aannd�used pianugeo
B a.m. - 1 P.M.
dgdal Planers from segs and
Schoolhouse play care
alta p�`"y lo a� teas
Pineridge Secondary School y
Huge selechon d grandfather
2155 liverpool Rd. N.,
TTEEP from
NO 433-1491. $995 and w
Household, toys, bake table, bbq,
NCA. oar. SATEu�, new
and Child Save Canada
model 5135 inckudug test
o
View "ver 1300 iSamels,.$689.99
nstallation available. Card
guaranteed for 6 months.
KdmSat (905) 725-0196,
(905) 626-9998
RENT TO OWN new and re-
conditioned appliances. and
new TV's. FW warranty. Pad-
dy's Markel 905263-8369 or
1-800.798-5502.
SMOMAM - Quality wooden
a" B' X 8' bin U. sly
$339. plus tax. May other
sues and ;tyles "table
Also garages and decks. 761
McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering.
For more info. calf 905619-
2093.
WANTED
for the
'FOR YOUR HOME SHOW'
SAL & Sun May Sth & 9th
9 am: 4 pm. r
at
Whitby Iroquois Sports Centre
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE!
CALL LISA FOR DETAILS
Oshawa (905)-579-4400
Ajax (905)-683-0707
BID
•NF.
A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 25, 1999
1 1 ' 1 1for Sale aMflr'he 1 Trteilert 1 1 AeNtPeremt' er 11 "it' '0f
BUYING OR SELLING?
"MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY"
Your one stop shopping for
"ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN
EMISSIONS TESTING"
and repairs as well.
Mechanical Safety
CeftlTicakores
1-905449-5893
1-800.665.5893
• LivestocW
for sae
BAY GELDING. rising 3 in
May, Ridable Trained by
Randy Bird Good show po-
kntal Must be seen.
(9l)51+t73-0382 (snp)
REGISTERED QUARTER
HORSES one 2 year old
were. one 2 year old gelding.
Shown at Orrano Breeders
Futurity as foals. Excellent
bloodline, western or english
prospect Priced to sell. (705)-
437-4750
11 Automob4ss
to Saw
1%5 RAMBLER Amoassador
990 V8. P'S P/B 4 door.
38,000 ungual miles Very
clean -Needs tender lovemeg
are' 5800 as is (905)438-
9964 leave mso snot
1%3 MERCEDES 3M W tur-
bo diesel 29000Okms Excel-
lent Gond Gold with leather
inferior Asking 54200 Call
404-M
1965 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88
Rcyaie Brougham VB 4 door,
ws p'b, auto. air. nn/lm cas-
UP*. good crlrndevol As is
$1.500 o It 0. Call (905) 420-
2447
190 ARES K. 4 door se6an.
Excellent running corudttoon
Body in good stupe
5850 O B 0 1"" message
e (905)-8394442
190 MAZDA 626 white. 5
Speed ioaded. 4 docs. lots
xMnew farts Good coeidito
As 6 make an iter Aiax
99M',V7-5238
196 PONTIAC r,ero GT 2 8L.
V6 auto p.w sunroo. ale, UIL
Casae. had -In gray rtr,riOr.
new here Lady driven. Just
NM work done. must sal
"05$3.500 060 (905)430-
JIM DODGE 600 SE 4 door.
rebuff 22 turbo automatic, air.
erceuent conation. $1250
Cal 905 -623-1463
l9M SUNBIRO SE 5500 obo
Please call Troy 579-8146
fsnpl
109 Buick Regal 270,000
hm good corbrtan. $1500 as
is (anteme). 19M Topu all
eclat dine. 128,000 km pe.
Wr. ML $1200 as is (cert -
. 1987 Nissan 200 SX.
140 000 ken 5-spd. rout In -
as work $700 as is (cerrAl-
aae). 1989 Bluer 4x4 350 R.
rebus motor 8 trans. 270,000
km $6000 as is 701
3250 (tarp)
INN CHRYSLER DAYTONA.
ted 163,000 kms Good con-
detidn. Russ %If Asking
$1800 Plane 985-8615
INS FORD ESCORT. 4 or.
Tuck, at con excellent on
Bu, well taken care of. runs
p"t excellent condition.
$1500 as is 985-1991 (snpl
190 Grand Marquee. 120.000
tem, stereo assete.crutu
control. power wrdOws/r10drS,
no fife. looks aid dna eke
new. cendied and emission
WOW $4200 Tel 686.2240,
7989 TEMPEST. deal excel-
Bam condition $3000. 060 as
is 1967 Ctryrsler Shadow very
pop0 condition $2000.080 as
(s. Summer wheels extra.
Call from 9-W.M. lues.- Sat.
579.1382
IN$ Vw JETTA With sun root.
Good condition. $2000 as is.
(905)-430-6252 or (905)-666-
1331.
"in LUEuroslwit. 3.11.,
4 door. grey, console shift,
X720Good
condition. Call
1998 PON71AC Tempest. 3.1
ifinglow air, all- v vas law,
owner, very dean,
NFiN certify Cam
(905)436-3097
INS TOM I.S. I>arts• best
dw.576-8332.
JIM KOM Regal.
111,0001ims. 4 door, saver/
bin-, ifterkl` air, p.s.1 p -b..
p ver., ABS, amRm Cass".
excimm conefton. Certified.
WN dmasim lest. s7200. Cam
(9p5)It68-9718.
1BN DODGE CANAVAN. 3L.
7-yatsgglf. Win cassette.
wo ma "Mrod, SM OW:
C& friar 905.430.7543.
Im 'BLD OEM 9 Royal.
Loaded. Goat staDe. iso
1XIOK i 67900. till O
1994 CHRYSLER LHS, ma-
roon. mint condition loaded
leather, highway miles. ask -
mg 312.900 oto. Call 905-725-
1695 (snp)
1994 NISSAN SENTRA - Im-
maculate condition 91
flints, loaded. looks brand
new Executive driven
$5500 (905)725{704 np
1996 CHRYSLER INTREPID -
V6, air, law. las pI 93,000 km.
$11.500 Call 905-655-8653
1997 FORD ESCORT LX.
auto. airkeyless entry ster-
eo. extended warranty, excel-
Ienl condition. $11.300.00 call
3x0.75 81-6498 or evenings
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy
ers, bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. You
work? You
drivel Lots of
choice. Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
You IIFFD a
approved =G vu have 35W
Gown payment Can you al-
ba 5200 - 5300 a mord. n
you arriwered yes to the
above questions then call
(416)$24-6709 for an ap-
t
IW-e1/!.N.ILV AI
`6N
A a A AUTO- Can. tris,
Duals We pay up
to $10.000
Cash on file spot Any, condi
tion. any year Call us ar
time. 24 taus. 7 days, 30
menu Ser nos 905-6111165003 or
905-7065234
CASA FOR CMSI We dry
used vd%des Vehicles must
be in rumng condition can
427.2415 or cane to 479
St. East, Ajax
MRAD AUTO SALES. al
M
1`
fpr Sew
19Ia on" N2eN. Mustang
302. S-spd. uslom paint,
lowered, terry fast. Must will
$5500 obo or trade for Jeep
YJ. CIA 905-985-3183.
1967 Def P pidwp, new
brakes, excellent rurrer.
$3000. cufKled. Afta 6 p -m
1.705-357.2015. (srep)
1991 NISSAN, pick-up truck,
5 sp0 4 cylinder, in good
condition, certifiable. $3000.
Cab 725-0376 atter 6 p.m. or
wadmi c-
t9M OMC SHM BOX, ex-
WoM cab. SLE. 2wd, MKW
silver. vorkx V$. 32,000 kil.,
loaded Telephone
((90Se)rd4 2,500.
1 yaw
1 IN" aria
JIM CTEV LIIM APV,3.8L
beautfd Ord". p/s, pq. P/
w, air, annum. 7 passenger.
Navy/SilM New brakes.
$6.990 duly certified. Call
(905) 430-1106.
19N DODOS CARAVAN SE,7-
pisserhper, 27,000 km. 3.31.
V6, auto. overdrive. loaded.
$18,55WAr. calf 434-2775
Model, s ceps 6 Good condi-
tion. Asking $3000 Call 985-
8666 after 4 p m.
1978 22FT. Prowler trader.
sleeps 6. tufty equipped. good
condition, asking $2.400
(905)436-2123
1963 TRAVELAIRE HOME on
lot. 3611, full tip -out. Queen-
sion, ont , $22.000 Days -
905 -725-4111, Nights -905-
433-4031
NEW JAYCO camping trailers
Rental $349/week Leisure
Stop. 14662 Hwy 048. Stouh-
ville 905-642-4200.
1 s"°"m°al"
•
1966 POLARIS INOY 650 with
95 XCR 600 motor New
pant Polished tunnel, light -
s
peed track. studded.
54000 060 Call 905-985-3183
a 1 1 ApwrtirNnts
For Rent
1 AND 2 BEDROOMS a.a
able Ist of Mav S1a-•-o at
5640. $740 all inci,,s ,e
Quiet Building. Oshawa N,
dogs. Call (905)721.2232
apanmem Separate entrance
Single non-smoker No pets
3650/mothry Laundry tacli-
ties avaaok Call 420450
AMA 3 KORB= brmpabw
them floor) DC. quiet aea
bend lrand. tree
fa,
Parker 5935 (iec pVvater)
One bedroomFlosslardt
painting,stOra
dry- yard. 5500 579-3611 lawn
AJAX -Man floor level 01 Tn-
piex 3 bear Ir 1.lan9• kdclr-
en $975 rwonttWy it
uti mics avid parking No pets
CAN Mary Roy (9051031-3300
AJAX. 2 -bedroom basemen
apt on". large windows.
separate CMrana. Crural air.
4-appkuias, 110 pets. IWF
smoker. available May I
westney 1Mp1ts $750/monM
ndr6M 683-94W
AJAX Spacious. bright-l-ted-
•oortr blfemem-aWaMM.
inctudr,s estnnes. SepmW
entrarel pare". no pets.
wi-smoker Near shoppnp!
Go Aoitade June let. (905)
58:1116055
AJAX. Two Wgt. bright, clew
1 -bedroom bneaWK alt•rt-
mems. bath in Sam ANax
Both have new eall titch -
ens. one an lactim. other
has walkout. no SmdkerS. n0
pets. $575 A 5650 Welsive
FirsWst Amiable June 1st
lith or Jam (905)619.6536
ATTRACTIVE 2 bedr00m lower
duplex Awailaok June 1
1999 Unites, able parking
and uudry facilities includ-
ed Fest And to Cal for ap-
DonmeM ISM) 579-0212.
AVAIJAU for May 1st. Two
bedroom apt. Smarr OW
building. Sinal dogs OK.
Laundry On prenwm. Slow/
Witsm area. Cal 720-M.
AIANAKE �TEIY. in
V tby Apt. budding, spa -
mus. carpetell newt' patt-
ed. -
ed. why ilCony. dose to tyle.
6R1 reagNmeudDYD 0
bedroom $690. 2 Bide oom.
PINS, 1
5790. 3 btWoom ON. Cal
430-0134.
LWaOR AIT $S12/ahorntlr
y pals uuiba, 3rd floor °06t -
up. no deerafor, errgtwies Cab
Mark 852-3107. Leave mes-
Sai
NASEA M aparlmad. 1-bed-
r0om, appliances. whMby, 6L -
side Go station. $550 plus
stared ndid". Phone
(905)666--9029 after 4pm-
PMXEROG, near 401, Go.
Large attractive biUMeM
apartment, stare kitchen.
bad, tidy employd. Referene-
es, Isis ial no pits Lir smok-
ing. $480. (905) 831-3666 a1
ler 5 or wave message.
Now, desk, large one bed
blesernerd apartmad in WbK-
by. All utilities included, pri
ale entracte, len a quit
horse. Available May list. Use
elf backyard. No pets, no
smoking. 1sVust $675. Tel
905-430-9896 all after 6.30
P.M.
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.bigfc)ot.com/-highr-iser
BROOKLIN. : Dedroom apart
'-deccrated. 4 appliances.
5595 per month plus hydro.
. dire lift or sooner 1 large
wm $420 mdusive. May
illi. (905) 655-5539
CENTRAL location. two one
Bedroom apartments avai-
attle May 1. fest and test rt-
gAirmd, references. 5650 in -
::use". Can MI"le at 725
321 between 8 am and 4.30
M. ker appori rice
CENTRAL Oshawa, large 2
bedroom apartments avarr
ale in web-maimailiW
building dose b AN arrkrolties
Place al (905)723-0977 9
a.m -7pm
cows CE- 2 Dedroorti
Cavan 6 aftradrre bauniem
apartment Prolessionaly
OecaaNd. full INOL new quel
aro. walk t0 CommoMy
Contra. Parking. able
pets pition M S1stAast $750
Inclusive 4wilim
FAN RENT. LARGE two bed-
room great Loation Non-
Saookmg. no pew AraelaDle
May 1St 726- 661
HAIIIVOODnevghway 2. TWO
bedroom basemNM Ala. walk-
out $750 includes uteetes.
Wall able. laundry Arad'
Abe JUN 1st, Non SWAD I"O
pleb Can (905) 427-0414
HOUSE for rent Garden Hill
area. nature overt retial, pond
and crack S690/manth 133
and Lag. 1 -year mrmmium
stay 905-728-9615 and 728-
7361
IMMACULATE bright very
Large 2 -bedroom Oshawa
Brvd a King St aha Top two
floors of crouse. Friedge. sane.
rasner, dryer hog & to wa-
ter mdlded. New FAG Fur-
nace JL on no water Loge
storage ream, puking. no
peft June 1St CAIN
k63-23�
LARGE 2 -bedroom apartment,
cegraly located. westem ex-
posure $695/month tirslAast
"AW includes teal. Indp.
stout. 1 car palling. locker.
am coin undry pdhties NO
2151
pets Available now. Can 576-
LAN" newt' renovated
bright 2 -bedroom NO lower
aPuuneutt With priall
trade. cen"-ale, oak kdcA-
en. 4 -appliances. urge pule
fenced yard. 1MaDNyA4hglr
way 2 area. Alatable (Aaq 1.
imonth inclusive. Ref-
erences, lstflast req'd. Cal
Ni
1 NEDNOOM allan°Nrr. VAW
mo. Including utdmu June
opusut.i Immaculate newer
buildOsbaw accommodabing
only, in
bow
905-
433-7360 or 905-579-7120.
I&2
BEDROOMS
Clean quiet
secuft bldt.
tltillues 1KI.
(905) 852 -MM
UXMMNE OE a
TWO BED
ROOMS dean fKAN. Securly
building. UtilNies lrldu led.
(905) 852-GOU
PICKEN" wanting ft
lana to go and mad. 2 bed-
room spacious basement
apartment. private entrance,
paring, GA, no smoking, no
pets. Relerences. IstAast.
$700. (905) 837-0874
PICKERING. 2-Dedroom
basement apartment, sepa-
rate entrance. W. baM. ear-tn
kitchen, tarry room. washer.
dryer, $750/mohm Available
June 1st Days (41515W250
e••r1111U (905419-31111141
PICKERING. BrodVFnch 1 -
bedroom walkout basellldll
apartment, separate are" m$.
$675/moMh inclusive. First/
last regerked No smoking. no
pets Near Go Available im-
eeedw" Call 686 -MB at -
for by m.
PICKERING LIVERPOOL 110. .
Lxge 2 1.2 bedroom bise-
mmt (extra computerAtalible
room). full bale.
nor Go, nonc 416
4% 3765 or 905 770.7222
PICKERING. WEST SNORE,
one bedroom timmem apan-
meM, separaN oMra110t. DYe
rook. lawal Par" 565$
month aN indisrve. iierslAast.
reeky inexis ava6abk im--
tlal iy SM -831-9952
SMC3OU3 well-maentaiNd 2-
3 bedroom apts AvaV M 900
and SM Gem St Santa wen
walk-in daea. ppaeernot proved-
- Close to IVNmft step
ping centre. GO Statical U°Y-
%, ",aW Call 7264993
Large 2 & 3 BIR units.
Utilities included. Easy
access to schools,
shopping.For appt. all
(905 721-8741
WNnNY, (LEAN and spa-
cious 3 bedroom man floor of
Nouse Central and 0050 to
Go VAbn Hardwood floors.
WrWry facilites. parking. use
Of Oardm Wt' 1st. $7150/
weemi ly laws utlktes. suitable
for wortrg s), non-
smoker. no dogs 6M-
3011
WWW clean. one bedroom
apartmuu in low rise boMM.
parkrq dose 10 am anertion
562 5 . hydro. RrstAist. Aqi-
a1Me May 1 Cil 9o_=-0958
or 416496.9027
WWTBY. Large lea helor
apartment for rent. 55351
month. One bedroom aput-
meld S5751moeth. Rest and
Mo required. Phone Days
725-8911: evening and wee-
kend, 6664016
wNrrBY• BNM open Concept
furnished tenement apartment
to dean more-smokieg quiet
waking person. ubmin and
able included, washer/dryer
extra. RossbodetGarden ane.
$155/aeek Brsulast.
(9o51M6-BKlt -
WET rad low you an own
your own hone IN Kill than
you think?!! Cal Davi Hatil
bck Sales Rep. RWM.
Summit(1991 Ltd.
90 5) 6W or (905) e66
11.
Ilalaea
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
U Q0 from 170lYlhhortt
u Not Much DaenpalmserM
(905)571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
slew ae.ax� AIM hr
AJAX, 44EDNOW house. 2
12 barns, 4 appliances, ga-
139111, i
$11,400 plus,cal 433-7875.
■iiiL'a Rent iiL•E ROMA Rent
SICK OF RENTING?'
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• First Time Buyer? - Call Markl
Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark!
Mark offers honest, professional,
?,,, no pressure service to help you own a home.
(9105) 571-6275 or 1-800-640-6275
a Mark Stapley
t9nHes Rep Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd.
a 1 own Duces 01 a 1 own haxraee o a• 1 Florida
Rot PAW Vac. Rehab
OSHAWA CLEARWATER, fully furnished
w7 and central air conditioned. 2-
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 bedroom mobile (perri
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. near) beach s andsmajor tat -
Parking included tractions. Children welcome.
Stove & Refri erator. Photos. $276 weekly
(905)683-5503
Parquay floors t roughout. Private Homes
Close to schools and shopping. 1 1 For sal•
From $910.00 including h dro $70.000 HAVELOCK - Up -
Call 905-721-0 80 in clo 3 bedroom with
chs, walk-
in dose's. 1 112 baths, main
11oor laundry room, 4 ap-
cmRelo
Available
RENT -WORRY FREE
pliances, garage attached.
(905) 377-0343
1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts.
III
AJAX• large furnished room.
Refurbished & New
your own, 6 months free.
Appliances. All Util. Included.
beh n m -law -apt. Paved drive.
In-house Supt. & Maint.
ing. separate entrance. share
On site Security.
from $28.000 gross. M utee•
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm
40'x40' Quonset workshop.
Sat & Sun 1 prix Spm
1%V VALIANT PROPERTY
smoker S425/morrth First/
MANAGEMENT
Collis. Caldwell Banker
905)728.9414.
It -905-57 9-1 626
pool at 530 Drom Rd. aslorq
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.bigfc)ot.com/-highr-iser
BROOKLIN. : Dedroom apart
'-deccrated. 4 appliances.
5595 per month plus hydro.
. dire lift or sooner 1 large
wm $420 mdusive. May
illi. (905) 655-5539
CENTRAL location. two one
Bedroom apartments avai-
attle May 1. fest and test rt-
gAirmd, references. 5650 in -
::use". Can MI"le at 725
321 between 8 am and 4.30
M. ker appori rice
CENTRAL Oshawa, large 2
bedroom apartments avarr
ale in web-maimailiW
building dose b AN arrkrolties
Place al (905)723-0977 9
a.m -7pm
cows CE- 2 Dedroorti
Cavan 6 aftradrre bauniem
apartment Prolessionaly
OecaaNd. full INOL new quel
aro. walk t0 CommoMy
Contra. Parking. able
pets pition M S1stAast $750
Inclusive 4wilim
FAN RENT. LARGE two bed-
room great Loation Non-
Saookmg. no pew AraelaDle
May 1St 726- 661
HAIIIVOODnevghway 2. TWO
bedroom basemNM Ala. walk-
out $750 includes uteetes.
Wall able. laundry Arad'
Abe JUN 1st, Non SWAD I"O
pleb Can (905) 427-0414
HOUSE for rent Garden Hill
area. nature overt retial, pond
and crack S690/manth 133
and Lag. 1 -year mrmmium
stay 905-728-9615 and 728-
7361
IMMACULATE bright very
Large 2 -bedroom Oshawa
Brvd a King St aha Top two
floors of crouse. Friedge. sane.
rasner, dryer hog & to wa-
ter mdlded. New FAG Fur-
nace JL on no water Loge
storage ream, puking. no
peft June 1St CAIN
k63-23�
LARGE 2 -bedroom apartment,
cegraly located. westem ex-
posure $695/month tirslAast
"AW includes teal. Indp.
stout. 1 car palling. locker.
am coin undry pdhties NO
2151
pets Available now. Can 576-
LAN" newt' renovated
bright 2 -bedroom NO lower
aPuuneutt With priall
trade. cen"-ale, oak kdcA-
en. 4 -appliances. urge pule
fenced yard. 1MaDNyA4hglr
way 2 area. Alatable (Aaq 1.
imonth inclusive. Ref-
erences, lstflast req'd. Cal
Ni
1 NEDNOOM allan°Nrr. VAW
mo. Including utdmu June
opusut.i Immaculate newer
buildOsbaw accommodabing
only, in
bow
905-
433-7360 or 905-579-7120.
I&2
BEDROOMS
Clean quiet
secuft bldt.
tltillues 1KI.
(905) 852 -MM
UXMMNE OE a
TWO BED
ROOMS dean fKAN. Securly
building. UtilNies lrldu led.
(905) 852-GOU
PICKEN" wanting ft
lana to go and mad. 2 bed-
room spacious basement
apartment. private entrance,
paring, GA, no smoking, no
pets. Relerences. IstAast.
$700. (905) 837-0874
PICKERING. 2-Dedroom
basement apartment, sepa-
rate entrance. W. baM. ear-tn
kitchen, tarry room. washer.
dryer, $750/mohm Available
June 1st Days (41515W250
e••r1111U (905419-31111141
PICKERING. BrodVFnch 1 -
bedroom walkout basellldll
apartment, separate are" m$.
$675/moMh inclusive. First/
last regerked No smoking. no
pets Near Go Available im-
eeedw" Call 686 -MB at -
for by m.
PICKERING LIVERPOOL 110. .
Lxge 2 1.2 bedroom bise-
mmt (extra computerAtalible
room). full bale.
nor Go, nonc 416
4% 3765 or 905 770.7222
PICKERING. WEST SNORE,
one bedroom timmem apan-
meM, separaN oMra110t. DYe
rook. lawal Par" 565$
month aN indisrve. iierslAast.
reeky inexis ava6abk im--
tlal iy SM -831-9952
SMC3OU3 well-maentaiNd 2-
3 bedroom apts AvaV M 900
and SM Gem St Santa wen
walk-in daea. ppaeernot proved-
- Close to IVNmft step
ping centre. GO Statical U°Y-
%, ",aW Call 7264993
Large 2 & 3 BIR units.
Utilities included. Easy
access to schools,
shopping.For appt. all
(905 721-8741
WNnNY, (LEAN and spa-
cious 3 bedroom man floor of
Nouse Central and 0050 to
Go VAbn Hardwood floors.
WrWry facilites. parking. use
Of Oardm Wt' 1st. $7150/
weemi ly laws utlktes. suitable
for wortrg s), non-
smoker. no dogs 6M-
3011
WWW clean. one bedroom
apartmuu in low rise boMM.
parkrq dose 10 am anertion
562 5 . hydro. RrstAist. Aqi-
a1Me May 1 Cil 9o_=-0958
or 416496.9027
WWTBY. Large lea helor
apartment for rent. 55351
month. One bedroom aput-
meld S5751moeth. Rest and
Mo required. Phone Days
725-8911: evening and wee-
kend, 6664016
wNrrBY• BNM open Concept
furnished tenement apartment
to dean more-smokieg quiet
waking person. ubmin and
able included, washer/dryer
extra. RossbodetGarden ane.
$155/aeek Brsulast.
(9o51M6-BKlt -
WET rad low you an own
your own hone IN Kill than
you think?!! Cal Davi Hatil
bck Sales Rep. RWM.
Summit(1991 Ltd.
90 5) 6W or (905) e66
11.
Ilalaea
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
U Q0 from 170lYlhhortt
u Not Much DaenpalmserM
(905)571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
slew ae.ax� AIM hr
AJAX, 44EDNOW house. 2
12 barns, 4 appliances, ga-
139111, i
$11,400 plus,cal 433-7875.
■iiiL'a Rent iiL•E ROMA Rent
SICK OF RENTING?'
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• First Time Buyer? - Call Markl
Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark!
Mark offers honest, professional,
?,,, no pressure service to help you own a home.
(9105) 571-6275 or 1-800-640-6275
a Mark Stapley
t9nHes Rep Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd.
a 1 own Duces 01 a 1 own haxraee o a• 1 Florida
Rot PAW Vac. Rehab
OSHAWA CLEARWATER, fully furnished
w7 and central air conditioned. 2-
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 bedroom mobile (perri
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. near) beach s andsmajor tat -
Parking included tractions. Children welcome.
Stove & Refri erator. Photos. $276 weekly
(905)683-5503
Parquay floors t roughout. Private Homes
Close to schools and shopping. 1 1 For sal•
From $910.00 including h dro $70.000 HAVELOCK - Up -
Call 905-721-0 80 in clo 3 bedroom with
chs, walk-
in dose's. 1 112 baths, main
11oor laundry room, 4 ap-
cmRelo
Available
a 1 Rirnl o
pliances, garage attached.
(905) 377-0343
ABA DABA OU A home of
AJAX• large furnished room.
3 BEDROOM brick bungalow
on 1.4 acre lot in country. 2
your own, 6 months free.
includes able, laundry, park-
beh n m -law -apt. Paved drive.
$500 Income requirement
ing. separate entrance. share
carport d newer oil furnace
from $28.000 gross. M utee•
facilities, prefer working non-
40'x40' Quonset workshop.
kevatele experience! Cap Ken
smoker S425/morrth First/
Located 1 milewest Of POnty-
Collis. Caldwell Banker
905)728.9414.
W. Call 427-6932
pool at 530 Drom Rd. aslorq
garag4406•
AJAX- NICE Clean Room.
$170.000. Open louse Sat.!
3 BEDROOM Lincoln home
Good family. $350/month fur-
Sun 12-4pm (705) 277-1972.
Ajax tented yard. turoushed.all
rushed or untumushed. Cal
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
appliances, dose to all arrell
rtes/ Lake. $1100 Petro. Cal
427-6106
APRIL 25TH 3 BED
ROOM EMO UNITVidonan
for An application15
May/ 5 June. 686.0560/ 686
4 BEDROOM COUNTRY
house Minutes south of Lind-
say Close to siva Ahneater
Newt' decorated 775/morm
hydro extra. Barns and on -
lure also avallatele extra cost.
(705)-277.3012
ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING
6 months free• lien own a
house from $550/moMh. Bill
Roka Caldwell Banker (905)
728-9414
FMYLYAJMPOOL, main
floor. 3 bedrooms. larger, Won -
en. 4 appluxi witted yard,
part^. nicety decaawd.
dose - GO. $1195 wootow,
Firmast rokrrotts (4/6)289-
35M 110 snookers
KOOK GRANDVIEW AREA. 3
bedroom, main floor 1000
sq It. In ground pool. aad-
Aw JUN 1. SM ihduuYve.
725-7164
BUY with as kft as -if 1x1 dr,-
posrt it you quaky. Sam de-
tached on Cowl. with No
apartment. (ietCoait 5525 Int
month). or idol for large tam -
4 May CdlYdtr rat to Own.
Upper wet addable WNW
diatey and other properties
aadabk for purchase. OAC
Cal Liu Peftwr or Conrad
Sa"ko Sutton Group Dyra-
mic-Realty, Incorporated 1-
886 5% 0569 or 4344600
WEST OFF Oshawa Conn. 4
bedroom semi. 1 112 buhe,
texe--- yerd. exceed" Inedge 3rd
move. Nod.
pull
vit ace FersuLml Available
Jur 1st wave rolerwew a must
Ce cow (905) 342-5751
OSHAWA - 4 Dedroom. c/air,
tenced•n yard/deUdned 1 1/2
car garage. 1112 bWvooats. 5
appliances Walk to down-
lowkYshoppng OWN Wale
references please Amiable
May 1St. $1100.td*bn. 718-
00 sq. ft.
rine on Lake
fireplace,
M with t
ROOM FOR RENT
clean, bright home
Short Term
available
401 a whites Rd.
suit a working
professional
420--0042
ROOM
$375; non-smoker,
available now.
Hwy. 2 /Chap-
man Ajax
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416-327-7727 or
686-97132 days.
PICKERING Furnished and
unlumisned rooms Shared
fadlues. Bus/parkkq. Tel 427
9007 Rtesornbk rales
Wilar IAYLY spacious.
well lit one room DiStm mI
no smoking. no pen. Caw.
snare titctwnft seta
rate bathroom. S47 ISLlatt
reQ. ired ISM) 831-2790
MM1 Shand
Acsaaawiodettion
AJAX- convenient to 401 3
bedroom executive non-
swookrg furnished lamb.
20M sq. h. to share with one.
Separate 3pc. private bath.
own livngroom. Laundry. ale.
tiropace Bus al door Swt
prwasiaw Qwet suaet
700/era. includes uueMmes.
Avww* now. Parking 905-
686-9963
PERSON to stare townhouse.
fireplace. underground park-
ing. 5app lurk rias partly fur -
rushed. WT Road South
$535 inclusive per mpMn.
Fust and last. Tel 831-1036
AT OU WN1E S no.. Peckee-
ig dean horse quiet subdi-
vision by conservation area.
Shure all tadN[ies female
preferred. non smoker, no
pets, avalabk now. $375
montiffily. stem utilities 839750.
-
'lith, private study room
SNANED ACCOMODATLON in
with fireplace. GoEgeo us
Ostaea. 3 bedroom bungalow
on Will 2 acre fail.
view. $12WIndiffi e.
piale
Prefer neck. not-smder.NO
$SOOi� indrsive. (905et �
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; Coadombeelana
Far held
AJAX- 2 NWAOK tondo-
uteitinum for rend. Fridge, stove.
RIDGE AND
sill-caeuiuNd lawdry room.
WOOD
Lose to aN amaiities. Avail-
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includes 2 oNices tied toyer,
5 MPOWO es. Pill".
KaslrOone a kNchin. ZOncd
access to badyard. stearitq
AIIW WW a Idem In AW.
kitchen. mviogroom. fammy
$850 kedasive. am ISM"room.
ft cake, phone Noir
426-a1922-
smoker prekrfed. 1s1AMt.
5400.905.4266674.
1 CoNagu
WESTNEYAIMY 2 ONE BED-
ROOM in large dandy home,
A KAUTIFUL SETTING on
Share all 1adma hamisMN
Lake Seymour, 2, 3 and 4
unlumisfNd antral air seam-
groom collages. fully
.Sols lenlale. $SOOlmordh
�e�ped Pool, fshing, store.
�Campbelftord,
mduo". Referent$, firsu
las' required' available May 1
Khakl►r. 2 his.
we 01 Toronto. 1439-813-
1905wifir'
2212.
Townhome Backing to
park.excelent neighbourhood.
Bowmanvile. Syrs old. Fin-
ished rec room, master bed-
room ensuite• (905)-697-
3746. 13 Trewin Lane.
3136.500,
53 MRKIAWN DR., Council.
Backs onto green belt. 3 bed-
room IVC tame. finished
basement Open House Sun -
Jay, Apnl 25 1 00 - 4 00
$156.900 (905)436-76%
COURTICE, 10 year old 3
bedroom. raised bwvwow,
garage. double driveway. 2
bathrooms. fwow base -
mem. reeufydr,rnrated• hat -
tub. Smral pas aPPIWI es.
ing144.900 No agents
HOUSE FOR SALE. 2610
squaret tett, lot 6011 x iffsp".
2 storey. 4 bedrooms• bam
weft extras• Caron and RNmn
area 5237.000 Please all
726-0726
OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY
25 APRIL 12- 3 Spotless 4
bedroom Jr Executive Hone.
1720 Sq It plus ria5hned vac
room.hol tub 2nd bathroom
Est -in kitchen with ceramic
floor 2 -car garage $175.900.
78 Fenwncli Avenue. Brewr ian-
vibe. Tel 697-3M3
OPEN HOUSE " 24 i 25th
and May 1st 62nd. I -G pm
766 Aspen Rd Pickering
(Whi gVF;nch) Beautiful 2 -
storey brick. 3 bedrooms. rec
room. 2 fireplaces• sic. unit.
2 car quage $226.000 Per -
ale 905 837-2270
SOUTH OSHAWA . WALK TO
LAKE. 3 -bedroom Duregafaw,
irlaw apartment, fireplace.
hardwood floors, Central aur.
loge knad lot i deck. de-
tached rage. $142.000
(905)720.2301
TWO BEDROOM combo.
gqrround Door urwL WE corner d
Cdenomeur Condos, 712
RossuM Rd. E., Whutby 600
sq, If. of farad patio. north
are east walkouts. 2 under
growl parbeel spots many
extras. Asking $1911.000, Call
(905)465-7604
WWW 5 bedroom, double
drive, interlocking brick, cen-
tral vac, family room with
fireplace, 3 baths, uder-
prownd sprinkler system,
5199,000 obo al Darn 666
1189
WOTIT - WEs7LYME. 2000
sgft. 4 r 1 bedroom, 2 hill r 2
hat bath, new; roof. furnace,
air conditioning. On way. 5
Mi Utes walk to schools and
dayam. Cal 6684755.
IN SALE WWW- Lovely 3
bedroom. Lola of u1ii es.
new windows, carpets and
floors throughoull. Hardwood
in IhMB • Fin-
ished mc more, 1-3 pc. and 1-
11 =Sala_
WNITNY, 4 bedroom de -
bas ed. c"" "c' finished
basement, California shutters
2 -car garage. door
o-5pene
u,WD,905.3211Opr
93Ho45,2 .
Wocdstone.
1 condo`
for Sew
WHITBY 711 Rosslared Rd E.
1 -Bedroom Condo . Soarrum.
4 Appliances, full bathroom.
blinds, underground parking.
Must Sell, reasonable offer
accepted Call (905) 709-4017.
Lab for
Saw
1.5 acre scenic building lot,
Laskard $69,000 50 wooded
acres with Ganaraska River
near Kendal $150.000 Call
Walter Frank. Royal Le Page
Frank RE 905-5764111
a 1 Out -0l -Town
Proerba
U.S.A. PROPERTIES, LOT for
sale by owner take over 1/4
acre but *home site lot. On
the Flonda Guff Coast. $44995.
terms are available.. Call toll
free 1-800-758-5364
IPAEM
Vacation
FOR SALE 48 Acres - 1300'
on yearly road Huge pine.
maple, never logged Hydro.
phone lines. Crowrdand nme-
by. 2 Acres with can
boougM together.. 705-447-
2181
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NEW PARK in Kawadas Ria
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,, qth shoulder near Rundel
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m April 17 1999 Please re-
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;1" 1 �w
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St W (905) 404-9625 11:30
Im - 9 pm.
RIDE RE NNaEg wedWiyt
Mon . Fri. from Rosstalidr
�ariard area Whitby to BilCn-
moum and 141h. Miriam Io-
ation. Willing to stare ex.
)xsses. Cal 576 -OM
to O, spiritual medium. 21
soulmates, loneliiiesi, re.
ng neollives. priblec-
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in lust 6 wmWis!
easy. Immigratten
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drywall, ma
�rcement
20 yrs, Exp,
Call Marjo
(905} 619.4663,
cel.(416) 5604663
: 1 1 Improvenlenfs
Top Quality - Rat rate
Brick - BIOtk
Natural & Precast Stone
Porches & Walkways
S tonecra ft
(905)-728-9126
DOORS •Re US
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS, (We
install), FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES.
ROLLERS.
Sales Service &
Repairs
905-837-0949
Finished
basements,
bathrooms, addrti im
and second stories.
Home repairs.
Ali work guaranteed
Waiter
428-2145
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
Available to doarp,,a
e�ntry
paw". wing. ,^ 7^^ y.
and odd jobs
GEORGE
(905)837-0702
G C.B.
CONSTRUCTION
Speciakzing in
total home repairs
& renovations,
inside & out.
All work
fully guaranteed.
686-1913
GENERAL
CAIWMNTRV
Additions
Renovations,
etc.
30 years exp.
90542841051
MASONRY
Chimneys,
Additions,
Restorations
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Lawn Maintenance
ALL WORK
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MANAGEMENT
14-40 Cubic Yard
Garbage Bin
Rentals for Spring
Clean -up
905-683-1397
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INC. types of roofs, new and old, And All Occasions. Have My own Magician.
Minor to Major Renovations including Guaranteed. 10% Discount to COO Eraide 6 -493=
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Side Slider - Double Hun John McLellan "A Man of His Word"
Hung character look -•likes, loot bags, balloon -o -grams.
' Bay ' Bow* face painting, magic. music.
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Custom homes,
additions, tiininshed
basements, kitchens
20 yrs. exp.fully in-
sured
Free estimates
4164875-6527 Jeff
905-242-1655 Steve
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Aa tWRioni
DUCT WORK
Moved, installed,
relocated
20 years experience,
no Job too small
Electronic as cleaners,
hL nKNiM.
Paul 4294295
01M Handy r.
SERVICES
basement finishes.
drywall
painting: interior,
exterior, plumbing
and much more.
(905) 931-2416
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Top Quality Plumbing at
Reasonable rates
Service and
new insulations
Residential
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No lob too big or small
Free estimates -aver 20
years experience
Call 905-937-AR22
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ship
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812
• AIR CONDITIONERS
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;J seances, moves. appliance and Dano speoaYsis Flat rate or hotirty.
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Packaging. storage and
boxes available Serxor &
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estimates
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14888-491 -600
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MOVERS
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price them ail! Free esti-
mates, seniors discount,
short notice moves. Ap-
pliances moved, also
storage space available.
Comparable rates. Call
(905)967-4437 or
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& STORAGE
Houses. Apartments
Offices. Appliances &
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Call 436-7795.
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Lawn Cutting $15 & up
Spring & Fall Clean up
Trimming if Garden work
"Excellent Rates and
Excellent Service•
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(416)806-1808 (905)619-2125
BUBBLE GUM HILL PRODUCTIONS
Featuring RAND[
Children's Songwriter/Pertormer
Also available - Face Painting
- Clowns & more - Birthdays
• Special events - School Concerts
(905)428-8057
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• Live animals • All occasions
• All ages
Call Jeff
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Pickering area 74-30hrs/week
Phone 649.3354
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'Cablin9'Dead Wood The family of the late Edna Williams wish
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FULLY INSURED neighbours who so lovingly expressed
FREE ESTIMATES their feelings toward our Mom and
Call Pad 985.66"178 Grandmother with their presence, cards,
� 9185-721 3996 flowers, gifts and charitble donations.
COUNSESpecial thank to Pickering Village United
sae Church and the staff of L.akeridge Health
LAwn ar" mm Corporation, Oshawa. Your comforting
firm •Corteo.10f support and thoughtfulness will always
'
Pamin" � be remem�ered. Please accept our
PAG God ryw personal thanks.
Brian, Sharon, Shannon
& Matthew Murdock and
is"°"M Unda &Ron Williams.
R&G
Landscaping
Lawn cutting
--Pruning
Tree removal
Top soil, sod
~ --Reliable
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lawn maintaunce
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(905)725-9184
RETURNS
Baste ReCrr - 2 '� • S15
1 for $25
Includes Pick-up & Delivery
in Apx and Pickering
Pratemolnet Accountant
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Free estimates.
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anytime after 6pm.
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Delft ■ INE Doeft
.incase, ww.aep xrlwma w VAiiii Mast - to W"ItAry,
April 19, 1999 at the Ajax and Pickering Health Cen-
tre. Walter in his 69th year. He was the beloved hus
Wild d the late Nancy Scales (nee Showell) Son d
the late Hobert and Margaret Scales (Tara, Ont.).
Son-in-law of Margaret Showell (Owen Sound). He
will be ton), SLS and husband messed TeDoper
n, Wayne Bowwdden (whit.
by), Card and her husband y (Oshawa).
Poppa Will be sadly missed by ,Jade, Rebecca,
Sarah and Water A He Is foody remembered by
his sisters and brothers-urlaw, his many nieoes and
nephews and wonderful Mends. A special thank -you
to Fran Goad for her kindness and love. A memorial
service was held at St. Timothy's Presbyterian
Church (97 Butcher Road, Ajax) on Saturday, April
24, 1999 at 2:00 p.m. As expressions of sympathy,
donations to the Wegener's Granulomalosa Support
3roup of Canada or charity of your choice. Funeral
arrangements entrusted to the MCEACHNIE FU.
NERAL HOME 190592841488.
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175 Home Care
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200 Market Basket
205 Fwewoal
210 Bargain Comer
220 Articlea for Sale
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235 Ctmtmas Trees
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490 Fknd. Vacaton Reruns
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505 want.d To Buy
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535 Lots to Sow
540 C-10 d1 Town Prap.rtr.s
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066 Fah"Chmws
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061 Pero Tuning
866 Pmaw Tutors Schools
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000 Irawxarce
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COUNSESpecial thank to Pickering Village United
sae Church and the staff of L.akeridge Health
LAwn ar" mm Corporation, Oshawa. Your comforting
firm •Corteo.10f support and thoughtfulness will always
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Brian, Sharon, Shannon
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speciality.
Free estimates.
D & N Drinan,
9187.1799 or 997 -IM
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available in your
area. Will provide
her own supplies
Great Rhues.
call Joan 686-1108
anytime after 6pm.
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.incase, ww.aep xrlwma w VAiiii Mast - to W"ItAry,
April 19, 1999 at the Ajax and Pickering Health Cen-
tre. Walter in his 69th year. He was the beloved hus
Wild d the late Nancy Scales (nee Showell) Son d
the late Hobert and Margaret Scales (Tara, Ont.).
Son-in-law of Margaret Showell (Owen Sound). He
will be ton), SLS and husband messed TeDoper
n, Wayne Bowwdden (whit.
by), Card and her husband y (Oshawa).
Poppa Will be sadly missed by ,Jade, Rebecca,
Sarah and Water A He Is foody remembered by
his sisters and brothers-urlaw, his many nieoes and
nephews and wonderful Mends. A special thank -you
to Fran Goad for her kindness and love. A memorial
service was held at St. Timothy's Presbyterian
Church (97 Butcher Road, Ajax) on Saturday, April
24, 1999 at 2:00 p.m. As expressions of sympathy,
donations to the Wegener's Granulomalosa Support
3roup of Canada or charity of your choice. Funeral
arrangements entrusted to the MCEACHNIE FU.
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120 Office Help
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160 Daycare Wanted
166 Daycare Available
170 Empioyment Wanted
175 Home Care
100 Business to eusness
200 Market Basket
205 Fwewoal
210 Bargain Comer
220 Articlea for Sale
22S Articles tw Rem
230 Articles Wanted
235 Ctmtmas Trees
240 Barter Exchange
250 Garage/Yard Sales
260 Arts a C.tts
26S Anbgires
270 Compiaerin,emet
77S Pools. spa
280 Lost Found
260 PetNSuppbs/Boan*V
296 Livestock for Sale
300 Automobiles for Sale
30S Automobiles Wanled
310 Trucks for Sale
715 Trucks Wanted
320 Vany4 Wheel Drrm
330 Trailers
340 Auto Parts 6 Repairs
350 Aub Leasing Rental
365 Motorcycles
360 Snow -bites
36S Manna
370 Recre i -iii Vehcws
375 Fann Eq..p-1
360 Heavy Duty Ewgmem
400 Apartments For Rent
405 Apanmants Wanted
410 -1-s Fw Rent
415 1"." Warned
420 -ownho x For Rent
42S Spec• For Rent
430 Hoare Fw Fleet
435 Rooms Wanted
440 Roan 6 Board
445 Fumah_1 Aaommodstx t
460 Shared Accortrrod.ton
465 �atdprninnw Fw Rent
460 Ofte b R.tail Space
462 .mp a Slaag. spat.
463 rrluaw,al Urns
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470 �;oeag.s For R.nt
475 :coag.. Wanid
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490 Fknd. Vacaton Reruns
49S _aM Fa Rent
500 Prn t. Fl.
1. - Fa sa
505 want.d To Buy
510 Townho nor Saw
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SIS inw.svt l Property
SM cacao. P_ sal.
52S O.volo ntent Land
sm FA -w or Saw
535 Lots to Sow
540 C-10 d1 Town Prap.rtr.s
54S d -hon P"vwtws
560=on.q.a Fa Saw
S60 MoW.!bins ant Pans
S70 .amp_ Trails sap
S'S Mary •o Lend
340 Mcrtgag.s irwurrc.
Sas -Tarr ln.p.cbbri.
590 t uwwss Oppom,nl.ss
600 Putibc Nobe
610 -.gal Nob -
6 'trtd.rs
62S mama) Arts
630 a.gwwabp
640 -_on" Evens
6so A.CbWw
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670 P.4
671 a,r.rrss P.nonay
674 Conyrwaw
640 AmowcwrwMs
690 n-txp s.rv¢p
"70 Ri . Vs
710 Bwew
720 D.eww
740 kserr.-ew
750 :arils of Thanks
MS :silica.
7W Wddwv
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760 Arww_aarw
600 ntprov.m.nts
601 VYridow ,lprwng
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061 Dwc Joaeys
862 Party Servicos
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866 Pmaw Tutors Schools
$71 Nanny Services
805 Dining Sc cols
000 Irawxarce
•1 Business services
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24' wW . N' iilo. 6•
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(416) 740-4266
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(416)986-0230
A PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 25, IM
Bob's and Mario's
open playoffs with
big victories
AJAX — A late -game
rally fell short for the Bank
of Montreal, which lost to
Dakota Bob's in the playoff
opener of the Ajax Ladies'
Basketball League last
Wednesday.
The bankers built a
quick lead, but Bob's
played the fast break and
was able to take a lead at
half-time. In the final half,
Bob's continued to play
well en route to a 52-35
victory.
Lori Lomberg scored 18
points to lead Dakota
Bob's. Lana Letourneau
replied with 14 for the
bankers.
Regular -season champs
East Side Mario's downed
a fired -up Glenn's Auto
Service team which played
a solid contest. Foul trou-
ble by Glenn's in the latter
stage of the game allowed
Mario's to post a 37-28
victory.
Engrid Carmichael
scored 12 points for East
Side Mario's. Ronnie
Brady netted 12 for
Glenn's Auto Service.
Players in the league
live in Ajax and Pickering.
If You Think Exercise
has to HurL..Think Again!
Tummy / Hip /
Waist'ttimmer
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FAX us at 683-7363
NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 25, 1999 PAGE 31 A/P
The Ajax Seniors
Club located at the St.
Andrew's Community
Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. is
open every day and
offers activities such as
arts and crafts, bingo,
euchre, cribbage, bridge,
shuffleboard, darts, exer-
cise classes, line dancing,
square dancing as well as
carpet and five -pin bowl-
ing.
For information call
683-9696 or 686-1573.
L1VI\hl\1
FRIENDS J
The Friends of the
Ajax Public Library need
200 Canvass Captain vol-
unteers for an "EVERY
DHS
AL Health Care
Service
• HOMEMAKING
• NURSING
• Iti-HOME FOOTC.
• MEDICAL ALARMS
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Enjoy our most Popular pacltage
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• Afabulous 3 Hour dinner cruise on the beautifiil Grand River =
• Delicious roast beef meal served on board by fiwmW staff
• Visita Native Craft Shop on the Six Nations of the Grand River
• Terrific LIVE music show featuring your favorite Broadway tunes
»4 rew%0 ty v.mA of packges s that could incite
a e
Dinner Cruise • Roast Beef Meal • live btusic show
�• Shopping • Guided tours of local admctiions
f t
AJAX HOUSEHOLD
CANVASS" in May of
1999, to raise money to
build a much needed
main central library.
To volunteer now,
complete a sign-up form
in any library branch or
call (905) 683-2003.
DISCUSSION
The Ajax Senior
Citizens' Friendship
Club Tuesday Morning
Discussion Group meets
at 9:30 a.m. at St.
Andrew's Senior
Centre, 46 Exeter Rd.,
Ajax. For information
on speakers call (905)
686-1573.
LEGION
LUNCH
G� �lJLiiJ .i L.l:
7 DAYS A WEEK
DVA TAPS cards
MainStreet Messenger®
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The ladies auxiliary of Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers
daily lunches from 12 Noon to 1 p.m.
at the Legion Hall at 1555 Bayly St.,
Pickering. It's under $4. All are wel-
come no membership required. For
information call 839-2990.
The Claremont Golden Ages
Club on Brock Rd. in Claremont
hosts euchre every Tuesday at 8 p.m
Call Jean Drake at 649-2309 for
more information.
s
That's right, Between now and
Spring, Wt' 1l pay 65 of your
weight you lose at any of our
clinics. Your first one-on-one
consultation session with a
professional nutritionist is
Free. Start towards a great
Summer now. What have you
got to lose;,
_
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416-598-2337
=
= Markham
905-415-1129
Etobicoke
416-239-6122
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905-831-6754
'up to 30 lbs.
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Since 1985, our junior seniors have assisted
senior seniors as handy persons, gardeners,
house cleaners, house & pet sitters, drivers
and drop-in, live in & overnight companions
This spring, let us help you:
• Take care. of your lawn and garden for the summer
• Clean your house for the spring and through the year
• Do the small home repairs or decorating chores
For a free brochure outlining our rates and
service in Durham Region
caR
434-5115 or 686-0717
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